Celtic fans reaction to 'The Truth' protest

[Shaggy]

http://kerrydalestreet.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=42489&st=0

These fans have a bit of class about them.

[Sydney Vicious]

Quality!

[Morph]

makes me proud that our club is viewed in this way by other supporters

[kurtangle01]

Superb.

[joyno]

magnificent, after reading this it made me even more proud of supporting this great club, tonights result fades into the distance its gone. respect and treasure your support for liverpool fc.

[G]

http://kerrydalestreet.co.uk/index.p...pic=42489&st=0

These fans have a bit of class about them.

Just mentioned it in the wash up thread.

They really are are great bunch

YNWA

[Rigadon]

Fantastic

[Bob]

http://kerrydalestreet.co.uk/index.p...pic=42489&st=0

These fans have a bit of class about them.

Decades of sectarian chants cleared in one fail swoop.

[redlancer]

very moving to here from another club so to speak

after Saturday traveling back loads of fans from other clubs where on 606 with support for us.

[rushscored4]

I grew up in a protestant household in Liverpool and went to single denomination schools. I even naively joined the OL when I was just a young kid brainwashed by those around me. Even more stupidly I had a Rangers / Union Jack tattoo put on my arm in Blackpool when I was 17. At that time I hated Celtic more than Man Utd or Everton.

All that changed after Hillsborough. As I've said a few times before in this forum and on Koptalk I was stretchered off that day. Luckily I was one of the first on the pitch and although I passed out I was OK and the injuries healed after a couple of months - unlike my mate Alan Johnston ("Mally") who was with me in the Leppings Lane and died aged just 29.

I was invited to the Memorial game two weeks later at Celtic Park and stood side by side with 60,000 Celtic fans in the most emotional atmosphere I have ever experienced in my life. It was a privilege to be with those fans and on the bus back to Croy their fans (mostly unemployed or low waged blokes) raised over £130 for the Hillsborough Disaster Fund.

Reading those comments on that Celtic website I am sat here in tears but the phrase "you'll never walk alone" has never been more appropriate...

[MrMichael]

Superb bit of solidarity. Choked up reading that thread. Much due.

[Red Chilli]

What's the OL?

[Morph]

What's the OL?

Oampions League?

[lfc4ever]

What's the OL?

Orange Lodge, like rushscored4, my heritage is strongly Protestant, and I was forbidden from marrying into Catholicism, my grandfather was Grandmaster of a Glasgow Lodge, I hope I have not passed any of them prejudices on to the next generation.

Great thread RS4, welling up here.

[Red Chilli]

Cheers.

Interesting all this Lodge business. Was it all about being Protestant and following Christianity or was it just like a bloke's club?

Not meaning to be derogatory, just interested into what went on.