I don't see why the Rangers 'friendly' in '76 should have any bearing on the decision whether or not to have a charity match against Celtic 36 years later, which would be taking place for very different reasons. They'd only get a limited amount of tickets for a start, secondly, there would be loads more Villa fans there, and thirdly, the travelling Celts seem to behave themselves on their travels.
Quote from: Stu on April 01, 2012, 01:34:28 PMI don't see why the Rangers 'friendly' in '76 should have any bearing on the decision whether or not to have a charity match against Celtic 36 years later, which would be taking place for very different reasons. They'd only get a limited amount of tickets for a start, secondly, there would be loads more Villa fans there, and thirdly, the travelling Celts seem to behave themselves on their travels.There were reports that 80,000 Celts made the trip to the UEFA Cup Final against Porto, many obviously without tickets. The Glasgow fans are a breed apart, especially with a game in England to go to. If you think there would be loads more Villa fans there you're welcome to that opinion.
It would be a love-in, whether at Villa Park or at Parkhead. Any Villa fan going up there for a Petrov fundraiser would be treated like a king. Personally, I'd like to see two games played, one at each ground.
Quote from: spk on April 01, 2012, 01:14:08 PMwas it really that bad? Yep
was it really that bad?
Quote from: VillaBobby on April 01, 2012, 07:01:02 PMQuote from: MonsXI on April 01, 2012, 06:59:05 PMQuote from: VillaBobby on April 01, 2012, 06:49:56 PMQuote from: The Laughing Policeman on April 01, 2012, 06:46:31 PMAnd the lesson we have learned from this thread is.........Never let the chance to raise money for charity get in the way of a bit of bigotry from both sides of the argument.If only life was that simple then we could arrange a charity walk.An Orange march? Quote from: MonsXI on April 01, 2012, 06:59:05 PMQuote from: VillaBobby on April 01, 2012, 06:49:56 PMQuote from: The Laughing Policeman on April 01, 2012, 06:46:31 PMAnd the lesson we have learned from this thread is.........Never let the chance to raise money for charity get in the way of a bit of bigotry from both sides of the argument.If only life was that simple then we could arrange a charity walk.An Orange march? Not In my name.its a SELL OUT
Quote from: MonsXI on April 01, 2012, 06:59:05 PMQuote from: VillaBobby on April 01, 2012, 06:49:56 PMQuote from: The Laughing Policeman on April 01, 2012, 06:46:31 PMAnd the lesson we have learned from this thread is.........Never let the chance to raise money for charity get in the way of a bit of bigotry from both sides of the argument.If only life was that simple then we could arrange a charity walk.An Orange march? Quote from: MonsXI on April 01, 2012, 06:59:05 PMQuote from: VillaBobby on April 01, 2012, 06:49:56 PMQuote from: The Laughing Policeman on April 01, 2012, 06:46:31 PMAnd the lesson we have learned from this thread is.........Never let the chance to raise money for charity get in the way of a bit of bigotry from both sides of the argument.If only life was that simple then we could arrange a charity walk.An Orange march? Not In my name.
Quote from: VillaBobby on April 01, 2012, 06:49:56 PMQuote from: The Laughing Policeman on April 01, 2012, 06:46:31 PMAnd the lesson we have learned from this thread is.........Never let the chance to raise money for charity get in the way of a bit of bigotry from both sides of the argument.If only life was that simple then we could arrange a charity walk.An Orange march?
Quote from: The Laughing Policeman on April 01, 2012, 06:46:31 PMAnd the lesson we have learned from this thread is.........Never let the chance to raise money for charity get in the way of a bit of bigotry from both sides of the argument.If only life was that simple then we could arrange a charity walk.
And the lesson we have learned from this thread is.........Never let the chance to raise money for charity get in the way of a bit of bigotry from both sides of the argument.
How come Celtic have played against plenty of English teams over the last 5/10 years with no trouble? Are those saying there would be trouble therefore saying it would come from our fans?
Quote from: MonsXI on April 01, 2012, 07:53:35 PMHow come Celtic have played against plenty of English teams over the last 5/10 years with no trouble? Are those saying there would be trouble therefore saying it would come from our fans?They played Blues, trouble, they played Chelsea, trouble, they played United, trouble.Was that because of the "English disease"?Or maybe The people from those cities were the most blighted by Republican terrorism didn't take to kindly to patronising songs about Irish liberation meaning their fellow people being murdered sang about in some sort of romantic way that they were all the problem.
You can talk about the peoples differences all you like, and yes there are differences.But tell me the difference between these two clips ? It's just a load of football fans, some from England and some from Scotland, offering up their support to a Bulgarian guy and his family. Wonderful . and that how it should be. but you have to understand it is different when the inevitable politics will become involved.Just out interest were these peaceful happy clappers not recently fined for crowd behaviour in Europe this year?
Quote from: VillaBobby on April 01, 2012, 08:04:11 PMQuote from: MonsXI on April 01, 2012, 07:53:35 PMHow come Celtic have played against plenty of English teams over the last 5/10 years with no trouble? Are those saying there would be trouble therefore saying it would come from our fans?They played Blues, trouble, they played Chelsea, trouble, they played United, trouble.Was that because of the "English disease"?Or maybe The people from those cities were the most blighted by Republican terrorism didn't take to kindly to patronising songs about Irish liberation meaning their fellow people being murdered sang about in some sort of romantic way that they were all the problem.English disease?Did they play Blues in the last 5/10 years? Was there trouble with Utd? Chelsea Celtic is always going to go off but purely because links between Rangers and Chelsea.I was at the Ricoh when Cov played Celtic and no trouble whatsoever I also know there was no trouble when they played Man City.Personally I would prefer to Bulgaria or a world xi