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[Proper Bo]

You both just admitted to being members, you cawks.

rodoff, cockchops.

[manker]

It seemed to be thick Englishmen who incited the crowd in the worst possible way during those games. People who hadn't grown up with the sectarian problems.

I can sort of forgive Gazza due to him being Gazza but I don't remember ever seeing Graham Roberts do 'owt good so I'll put him on my cunt list.

He had to go in goal in one game. The hun were singing the sash and he thought, "I'll conduct them, that'll be a jolly jape". It didn't go down well. However I took that as being ignorance (in the true sense of the word). Just him conducing his fans, if it was anything other than that he was well out of order.

Gascoigne playing the "airflute" must have known the cultural significance. There was no other reason to do it. Well I suppose some cretin may have suggested it to him and he was stupid enough to do it, sans knowing how it would effect people.

That's why I wouldn't think Gazza was up to no good - one of his mates probably said to him, while on the lash, that it would be a laugh to play the airflute 'cos the crowd would go nuts.

So, when he celebrated the goal, that's what came to mind first - much like when he scored that magnificent goal against the Scotch and the first thing that came into his mind wasn't how his goal had influenced the game, but to get himself into position to do the 'barber chair' celebration.

He's not like you or I

[Mr JP Fugley]

He had to go in goal in one game. The hun were singing the sash and he thought, "I'll conduct them, that'll be a jolly jape". It didn't go down well. However I took that as being ignorance (in the true sense of the word). Just him conducing his fans, if it was anything other than that he was well out of order.

Gascoigne playing the "airflute" must have known the cultural significance. There was no other reason to do it. Well I suppose some cretin may have suggested it to him and he was stupid enough to do it, sans knowing how it would effect people.

That's why I wouldn't think Gazza was up to no good - one of his mates probably said to him, while on the lash, that it would be a laugh to play the airflute 'cos the crowd would go nuts.

So, when he celebrated the goal, that's what came to mind first - much like when he scored that magnificent goal against the Scotch and the first thing that came into his mind wasn't how his goal had influenced the game, but to get himself into position to do the 'barber chair' celebration.

He's not like you or I

Good point, well presented. I suspect you have the psychology of the individual well sussed.

[manker]

a more violent than usual old Auld Firm match at Pittodrie.

Oh FFS, that's just shite, you can do so much better than that. Hang your head in shame.

You normally get all prickly when I start rodding about t'Hoops, so I've stopped doing it for now.

That was aimed at Bo, altho' it probably went over his head because he's a bit like a Geordie Bawa.

[Proper Bo]

:wHeYaYePeT:

[Mr JP Fugley]

Oh FFS, that's just shite, you can do so much better than that. Hang your head in shame.

You normally get all prickly when I start rodding about t'Hoops, so I've stopped doing it for now.

That was aimed at Bo, altho' it probably went over his head because he's a bit like a Geordie Bawa.

Geordie BawA. :earl

Genious.

[Duffman]

Always remember that guilty by association is just as good as guilty.

[Gripper]

It seemed to be thick Englishmen who incited the crowd in the worst possible way during those games. People who hadn't grown up with the sectarian problems.

I can sort of forgive Gazza due to him being Gazza but I don't remember ever seeing Graham Roberts do 'owt good so I'll put him on my cunt list.

What'di do

[spenz]

right dudue!

[sear]

If you spill somthing on your whit carpet....pray you get your bond moneyv back

No realy pour a shitload of salt on it then vac it up, works like a charm.