for those who need convincing:
"The culture that Rangers nurtures every match day is
an open sewer that no one in Scottish society seems
willing or able to address. It is no coincidence that
Johnny Adair's UDA have borrowed a modern Rangers
anthem, `Simply The Best', to strut their fascist
stuff at Drumcree.
The badge of a Harryville protester was a Rangers
scarf worn as a mask. Rangers keeper Andy Goram was
photographed in his home in a room that could only be
described as a shrine to loyalism. This is no ordinary
soccer club.
The club's unofficial battle hymn for generations has
been `The Billy Boys'. It commemorates the exploits of
the inter-war Glasgow gang of that name, founded by
Billy Fullerton.
Fullerton was one of Mosely's Blackshirts, a member of
the British Union of Fascists and a founder member of
the Ku Klux Klan in Scotland. His razor-wielding gang
weighed in on the side of the state during the 1926
General Strike. Many of the Billy Boys received
Certificates of Commendation from the Secretary of
State for Scotland for services rendered during the
General Strike."
its not a football club, rangers, something quite different.
hibee, are you a hibs fan?
ggtth
"The culture that Rangers nurtures every match day is
an open sewer that no one in Scottish society seems
willing or able to address. It is no coincidence that
Johnny Adair's UDA have borrowed a modern Rangers
anthem, `Simply The Best', to strut their fascist
stuff at Drumcree.
The badge of a Harryville protester was a Rangers
scarf worn as a mask. Rangers keeper Andy Goram was
photographed in his home in a room that could only be
described as a shrine to loyalism. This is no ordinary
soccer club.
The club's unofficial battle hymn for generations has
been `The Billy Boys'. It commemorates the exploits of
the inter-war Glasgow gang of that name, founded by
Billy Fullerton.
Fullerton was one of Mosely's Blackshirts, a member of
the British Union of Fascists and a founder member of
the Ku Klux Klan in Scotland. His razor-wielding gang
weighed in on the side of the state during the 1926
General Strike. Many of the Billy Boys received
Certificates of Commendation from the Secretary of
State for Scotland for services rendered during the
General Strike."
its not a football club, rangers, something quite different.
hibee, are you a hibs fan?
ggtth
