You've got to love Scottish football and its sectarianism.
Glasgow Celtic - traditionally supported by nationalist, anti-monarchy Catholics - are facing disciplinary action by UEFA for displaying an anti-monarchy banner in last night's Champions League match against Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk.
Meanwhile, Glasgow Rangers - traditionally supported by Unionist, pro-monarchy Protestants - are to ESCAPE discipline by UEFA for singing God Save the King in the wake of the Queen's death, despite UEFA telling them not to do so, in last night's Champions League match against Napoli (Naples).
Here's the Rangers fans' tribute to the Queen during the match:
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Bad taste? Sure, absolutely.
But freedom of speech, don'cha know?
What if they held up a giant banner saying: "Burn all Pakis and queers"?
To be fair, UEFA isn't a government agency.Bad taste? Sure, absolutely.
But freedom of speech, don'cha know?
To be fair, UEFA isn't a government agency.
It's the European overlord under the FIFA Empire.
Don't fuck with me, Blackleaf. Union Berlin lost to Braga in the Europa League and I'm in a bad mood. Grrr. . .I wonder why they didn't charge the Glasgow Rangers fans for singing God Save the King despite UEFA telling them not to do so.
Maybe it's because the Rangers fans would argue that it's their national anthem and accuse UEFA of anti-British bigotry and racism.
Don't fuck with me, Blackleaf. Union Berlin lost to Braga in the Europa League and I'm in a bad mood. Grrr. . .
To be fair, UEFA isn't a government agency.
It's the European overlord under the FIFA Empire.
It's the greatest empire in history. Don't have to conquer. Countries bend over backward to be let in!Shh, those kinds of facts aren't supposed to matter to Freedom!
On the upside, Union is top of the table in the Bundesliga (the usual occupant, Bayern Muenchen, is #3).As a Rangers fan (thanks to my grandad), I was annoyed when they lost 3-0 at home to Napoli in the Champions League last night.
Rangers play Liverpool next - at Anfield. Can't get much tougher than that in the Champions League.
Countries bend over backward to be let in!
On the upside, Union is top of the table in the Bundesliga (the usual occupant, Bayern Muenchen, is #3).
OK, I'm happier now.