New Old Firm Documentary

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Pretty good, shows both sides, and kind of shows what's actually going on, instead of the ridiculous stereotypes that the media outside of Scotland portray.

That Abdul is an evil little fucker though.

Wont be long to Rangers are playing in the highland shetland league in front of 14 coos and 2 fermers.

Abdul is a nutter, often see him hanging about handing out BMP leaflets or whatever. Don't think he's even allowed inside football grounds any more.

Watched 5 minutes of it and I'm not gonna watch the rest. Basically 2 clubs full of thugs trying to justify their thugish actions.

TheRangersFan wrote:Abdul is a nutter, often see him hanging about handing out BMP leaflets or whatever. Don't think he's even allowed inside football grounds any more.

Five year ban from all football stadiums in Scotland.

I watched it a while ago, all they done is round up the biggest nutjobs from either side. Same old

Rangers fans pride themselves on being British but apparently hate English. Says it all.

So I watched it, came to these conclusions.

Both clubs have thugs
Rangers fans pride themselves on being British but hate English
Rangers fans compare a club dying to a person dying
All of these people care about a game too much and need to get proper lives not based around a game
Scotland is shit

These kind of documentaries always end up equating our culture with the huns brand of sectarianism. Tit for that. That Mark Dingwall is a fat cube, he's convinced himself entirely that he knows Celtic and it's fans. Documentary also showed the huns have not only fabricated a history for their own club, but one for Celtic as well, that allows them to feel superior when in reality, they come across as braindead bigots.

Also, it's a bad idea to have a camera in a pub and the Celtic fans should think twice about making a fool of themselves when theres a camera about, just about every single one on that documentary was embarrassing

edit: Never even noticed them filming outside Tannadice I was at that game, I could have been in that documentary