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From: liam* on 9 Mar 2007 06:09 "(o:" wrote > On 9 Mar, 10:19, "liam*" <l...(a)TISCALI.is.ok> wrote: >> "(o:" wrote >> >> > more like another religious thread start by the resident bigot, yes >> > and we all know where it is going. >> >> Where in this thread have I mentioned anything indirectly related >> to religion?!? > > We all know what direction this thread is going, its all you ever post So there was no mention of religion then. Do you have problems seeing straight?!
From: liam* on 9 Mar 2007 06:09 "Paddy" wrote >> My mate was also saying that some sort of political demo had been >> organised in Milan by Celtic fans to commemorate the work of the >> Partisans against Mussolini's fascists. I was wondering if anyone could >> confirm this please. It's a nice political topic to get involved in. > > Never heard anything about. If anything happens it's usually reported on > celticminded but I didn't see anything. He said it was reported in the Italian Press...I'm pretty sure I saw an anti-fascism banner in the Celtic crowd too...
From: liam* on 9 Mar 2007 06:14 <sevillian2003(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote > On Mar 9, 9:30 am, "liam*" <l...(a)TISCALI.is.ok> wrote: >> I was speaking to someone yesterday about the Milan adventure and we were >> talking about the positive relationship between the Milan and Celtic >> fans. >> You could see the Celtic fans turn and clap the Milan fans at the end of >> the >> game. I assume the Milan fans were clapping our guys. Especially since >> there >> has been alot of bad publicity associated with Italian fans recently and >> obviously Celtic fans were sitting with our lhads....well done the bhoys >> and >> ghirls... >> >> My mate was also saying that some sort of political demo had been >> organised >> in Milan by Celtic fans to commemorate the work of the Partisans against >> Mussolini's fascists. I was wondering if anyone could confirm this >> please. >> It's a nice political topic to get involved in. > > According to the Gazzetta dello Sport on Thursday morning, a group of > 50 Celtic fans laid a wreath at the monument to the Italian partisans > in Milan on Wednesday. A nice gesture, and one I'm sure was > appreciated by the locals and, I would have thought, by reasonable > people everywhere. Thanks for clearing this up Sevillian2003. I nice touch. It's good that our lhads and lhassies do their best to project a positive image of fans of Scottish football. > I ended up in the Milan end at the game and all of the guys around me > were very pleasant throughout the game. It was a great trip to one of > Europe's great stadiums and I'm already looking forward to next year's > campaign. tbh I feel that I didn't take the defeat the right way. I'm not that disappointed. I thought we played well, all things considered. But we a definitely raising the bar of Scottish football. Role on next year's Champions League!
From: (o: on 9 Mar 2007 07:00 On 9 Mar, 11:14, "liam*" <l...(a)TISCALI.is.ok> wrote: .. But we a > definitely raising the bar of Scottish football. really, how you work that out?
From: (o: on 9 Mar 2007 07:11
On 9 Mar, 11:09, "liam*" <l...(a)TISCALI.is.ok> wrote: > "(o:" wrote > > > On 9 Mar, 10:19, "liam*" <l...(a)TISCALI.is.ok> wrote: > >> "(o:" wrote > > >> > more like another religious thread start by the resident bigot, yes > >> > and we all know where it is going. > > >> Where in this thread have I mentioned anything indirectly related > >> to religion?!? > > > We all know what direction this thread is going, its all you ever post > > So there was no mention of religion then. Do you have problems seeing > straight?! can see through your hypocritical post no problem. |