The SFA revert back to type and target Celtic again.

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The SFA revert back to type and target Celtic again.

Postby Joe O'Rourke » Fri Sep 21, 2012 1:01 pm

[COLOR=#000000]The feelgood factor of the Champions League was quickly diluted by the usually inept SFA, instead of enjoying competing with one of most attack minded teams in Europe, we find ourselves under the microscope for a banner displayed at apre-season friendly. Maybe if this shower had acted more decisively in their dealings with another team, we would all be better off today.
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[COLOR=#000000]The sound of Zadok the Priest had hardly ended when the investigation into the banner was announced, if the banner had been purchased and not paid for it would have taken a lot longer to investigate.
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[COLOR=#000000]If Stewart Regan thinks the best way forward for him and the SFA to find favour with Chuck Green, is by attacking Celtic, then he will be backing the wrong horse, we have proved in the most recent past we won’t stand idle and be treated unfairly.
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[COLOR=#000000]As for the banner in question, I think it would be in the “Z” (excuse the pun) list in terms of being offensive, I believe there are far more offensive ones on display around the grounds in the 3rd Division, maybe the SFL and the SFA would do better looking at that.
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[COLOR=#000000]Well it’s back to basics tomorrow with the visit to Celtic park of Dundee, it’s been a wee while since we’ve hosted them, they used to bring a decent crowd with them, let’s hope they do so again tomorrow.
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Re: The SFA revert back to type and target Celtic again.

Postby Joe O'Rourke » Sat Sep 22, 2012 9:30 am

I honestly didn't see a connection to the IRA in the banner.
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