Celtic fans reaction to 'The Truth' protest

[lfc4ever]

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.

If you're bored, and really are interested:

http://www.grandorange.org.uk/

http://www.grandorange.org.uk/history/Orange_Expansion.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_Institution

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Orange_Lodge_of_Scotland

http://www.nireland.com/evangelicaltruth/orange.html

If you think of the Flutes & Drums of the marches in N Ireland & Scotland, with the Orange Sash, then you will be on the right track.

http://www.freewebs.com/bramptonlol5/links.htm

[Red Chilli]

OK

[livvy145]

I am crying reading the names of our supporters.

YNWA

[rushscored4]

I am crying reading the names of our supporters.

YNWA

I can only get down to the 'J's...

[Mumsafan]

"His editorship of the same rag, however, was a dangerous and shameful abuse of power and, as a result, he should be repeatedly battered about the testes with a rusty crowbar by a large Scouser for his sins."


Any large scousers gonna volunteer?

[Shaggy]

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...

[Shaggy]

Bump. Needs to be read by as many Reds as possible.

[Mumsafan]

Make it a feckin sticky then mod boy!

[Maestro]

Decades of sectarian chants cleared in one fail swoop.

Read the thread Bob - Shaggy is talking about the fans who posted on that thread, who - with the exception of one Manc ******* - understand the real truth about Hillsborough and are pledging well meaning and welcome support to the campaign for Justice.

[Shaggy]

Make it a feckin sticky then mod boy!

Should I? Not sure it should be a sticky? Eh? Huh? Advice please?!

[Red_hot]

Tis a good read!

[Angry Dan]

Can someone post a copy as I am in the Falklands and the defece web filter is blocking the link for some reason. Your assistance would be gratefully received.

[ronan]

btw can everyone please sign the petition
this ite alone has over 1000 members and the petition is only at 1500 so far

[MrMichael]

Can someone post a copy as I am in the Falklands and the defece web filter is blocking the link for some reason. Your assistance would be gratefully received.

Its a ten page long thread on a celtic forum, bit big to copy and paste dude

[Bob]

Can someone post a copy as I am in the Falklands and the defece web filter is blocking the link for some reason. Your assistance would be gratefully received.

I'll copy the whole thread onto another web server later on if you want. Busy at work the now though.