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celtic raped by rangers
Quote from: The Krasnoe Dinamo on August 31, 2008, 10:45:53 AMceltic raped by rangers[/size]I wouldn't exactly call 2-0 or 3-1 raped, so 4-2 wouldn't really class as a raping either.Rangers excelled themselves yesterday. Best 2nd half performance I have possibly witnessed from them. EVERYTHING they touched turn to gold.Shame it won't last a whole season tho.We've got some signings to make and more importantly some catching up to do.
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Quote from: Mac 10 on September 01, 2008, 06:42:06 AMQuote from: The Krasnoe Dinamo on August 31, 2008, 10:45:53 AMceltic raped by rangers[/size]I wouldn't exactly call 2-0 or 3-1 raped, so 4-2 wouldn't really class as a raping either.Rangers excelled themselves yesterday. Best 2nd half performance I have possibly witnessed from them. EVERYTHING they touched turn to gold.Shame it won't last a whole season tho.We've got some signings to make and more importantly some catching up to do.He's just craving for some attention as his first post didn't get any.
A TERRIFIED mum told last night how she and her two young sons cowered in terror as a gang of Rangers thugs attacked their car after yesterday’s Old Firm game.The hooligans smashed up Clare Martin’s motor and hurled vile abuse — because her 12-year-old son Zacary was wearing a Celtic top.Clare, 36, said: “They were animals. I feared for my kids’ lives. They kicked and punched the front and side of my car and and hit it with some kind of weapon.”Clare was driving Zacary and Harris, six, back to their home in Tollcross, Glasgow, when the yobs set upon them.
Lennon knocked out during attackCeltic coach Neil Lennon was knocked unconscious while being assaulted in Glasgow on Sunday, the club has said.A Celtic football club spokesman said Lennon was the target of "sectarian abuse" while walking home alone.The former Celtic and Northern Ireland player was then subjected to a "serious assault" by two men during which he was "knocked unconscious", the club said.Lennon was taken by ambulance to the Western Infirmary and treated for a cut to his eye and concussion.The attack happened hours after Celtic lost their SPL home match against Old Firm rivals Rangers.A Strathclyde Police spokeswoman said: "Police were called at 12.25am to a report of a 37-year-old man assaulted in Ashton Lane."The injured man was taken to hospital then released after treatment for minor injuries."He did not wish to make a complaint; however, police inquiries are ongoing into the incident."A Celtic spokesman said: "We can confirm that while walking home alone last night, Neil Lennon was the victim of a serious assault by two men."The assault came after Neil was subjected to sectarian abuse."It is understood that during the course of the attack Neil lost consciousness."He was then taken by ambulance to hospital where his injuries were treated and he was later released."Strathclyde Police are carrying out an investigation into the assault, and clearly Neil will be fully co-operating with this."A friend of Mr Lennon, who did not want to be named, said the Celtic coach had gone out for a drink with friends in Ashton Lane at about 2200 BST.The friend said that when Lennon left shortly after midnight he heard someone shout sectarian abuse.'Extremely distressed'He said Lennon was then "jumped from behind, hit over the head and knocked unconscious".The Celtic coach was spotted lying in the street by a steward from a nearby pub, who called an ambulance.The friend said Lennon's partner, who had been trying to contact him, was "extremely distressed" when she learned that he was in hospital.In September 2003, two students were fined after an attack on Lennon in Glasgow.In another incident, vandals daubed graffiti outside his home in Glasgow in May 2004.In 2003, Lennon vowed he would never play for his country again because of a reported death threat.Loyalist paramilitaries insisted the warning was bogus, but Lennon, a Catholic, said he was not prepared to suffer any more sectarian victimisation.He had previously been booed by sections of the Northern Ireland support.
TBO1 is a reference to the The Blue Order, the fans group that made the banner. Its not a reference to Tommy Burns