As I stated in an early post,we had adidas for 13 years,wonder if they could do it again??
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Nodge,unquestionably you post some great stuff.However if you think Rangers and Celtic arent just as bad as one another you are deluded.Forget association with Celtic,QPR wore green and white hoops for 25 years as their first strip,commercially would be a good seller.Dont like it,dont buy it-simplesYeah right - and of course any club still allowing terrorist literature to be openly sold within 10 yards of Parkhead turnstiles are clearly "brain alive"?
NB - Rangers got rid of that ******** at Ibrox 15 years back.
We have absolutely no connection with Celtic at all apart from a handful of long time R's who grew up in Kilburn. Associating our club with that sh1te north of the border is a disgrace.
IMO of course.....From the Hills of Kerry
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My first QPR gear was the home and away kits from the 82-83 season. The best jerseys ever....GUINNESSComment
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It did happen, someone my dad knows called him a black **** or something along those lines.Comment
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Whatever! Couldnt care less, blue and white hoops and home and im happy.Cant believe it, ive been PWOPER MUGGED ORF...Comment
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Our green and white was nothing to do with Celtic. Like it or not, that kit now has connotations.Nodge,unquestionably you post some great stuff.However if you think Rangers and Celtic arent just as bad as one another you are deluded.Forget association with Celtic,QPR wore green and white hoops for 25 years as their first strip,commercially would be a good seller.Dont like it,dont buy it-simples
Certainly won't be buying it.
As clubs Rangers and Celtic have done great work trying to eradicate sectarianism from the football side. From what I've seen, it's certainly worked better at one than the other.Comment
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Our green and white was nothing to do with Celtic. Like it or not, that kit now has connotations.
Certainly won't be buying it.
As clubs Rangers and Celtic have done great work trying to eradicate sectarianism from the football side. From what I've seen, it's certainly worked better at one than the other.


You really are deluded....obviously don't travel to Glasgow much then...Comment
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it did happen-i know the fella that said it..he's from grove-used to play sunday footy with him. would love the green and white as a 3rd kit-glasgow rangers are much more racist than celtic oh and before i forget...HAIL HAILPRIDE OF LONDON.Comment
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Not for me. I will always associate that with relegation from the Prem League.Comment
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Straight back at you. 4 times at Ibrox this season, 3 times at Parkhead. 2 times at Hampden.
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No UDA/UVF songs at Ibrox - plenty of IRA at Parkhead.
Call it as it as I see it through years of experience. As a neutral, Parkhead is miles worse than Ibrox for the chanting and literature.Last edited by Guest; 19-04-2010, 02:48 PM.Comment
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Been to 8 Celtic Games this season at Parkhead 1 at Ibrox-disgusting chants there so I can tell you now your a liar and you know it.Either that or you have wax in your ears....Straight back at you. 4 times at Ibrox this season, 3 times at Parkhead. 2 times at Hampden.
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No UDA/UVF songs at Ibrox - plenty of IRA at Parkhead.
Call it as it as I see it through years of experience. As a neutral, Parkhead is miles worse than Ibrox for the chanting and literature.Comment
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Ric-Roc, is this true ?
Celtic supporters sung Irish “rebel” songs during the one minute’s Remembrance Day silence before the kick off of their game at Falkirk. Even more Celtic fans waited outside the turnstiles so that they would not have to take part in the commemoration. What an unspeakably foul club it is, bigoted and filled with sectarian hatred. And yet the only Glasgow club which ever gets punished for fuelling sectarian hatred is its rival, Rangers. It is not so long ago that FIFA decided that Rangers supporters were racist bigots for singing their fatuous, hate-filled tales about the Battle of the Boyne etc, while Celtic’s supporters were merely reveling in a noble folk song tradition while singing their fatuous hate filled tales about how good the IRA are.
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You've lost the plot. 8 games at Parkhead this season and you've never heard a sectarian chant? Presume you weren't at the Old Firm games then?
Selective deafness I think they call it. I go as an impartial observer - maybe your clear bias impacts on the old hearing aid?
Liar? Don't think so pal.Last edited by Guest; 19-04-2010, 03:11 PM.Comment
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