: Sun Nov 04, 2007 12:57 pm  

I still haven't been told why the use of the word 'Hun' is supposed to be sectarian, when both sides use the expression, and it is meant to be merely a word to describe 'the enemy'.

Next time I call United 'the rags' I will assume that the Big G will be on my case for being a 'bigot'.

: Sun Nov 04, 2007 2:21 pm  

Always believe in Rob Jones...!

: Sun Nov 04, 2007 2:35 pm  

Despondent Dave wrote:

I still haven't been told why the use of the word 'Hun' is supposed to be sectarian, when both sides use the expression, and it is meant to be merely a word to describe 'the enemy'.

Next time I call United 'the rags' I will assume that the Big G will be on my case for being a 'bigot'.

The United and City Banter is different to celtic and rangers dave. In my time, it has never got past just banter/stick.

More often than not in old firm games it goes past that.

: Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:23 pm  

Despondent Dave wrote:

I still haven't been told why the use of the word 'Hun' is supposed to be sectarian, when both sides use the expression, and it is meant to be merely a word to describe 'the enemy'.

Bit like calling a Celtic supporter a Tim then?

: Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:30 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

Always believe in Rob Jones...!

Enjoyable game today i thought

: Mon Nov 05, 2007 12:13 am  

Was at the derby today, thought it was a good game and maybe a draw was a fair end result. It's a pity our hard work from the first half was un-done by a sloppy start to the second but still keeps our unbeaten record for this season against the Yams in tact and we've moved upto third. When Benji's back and gets going I'm sure we'll see even more of an improvement.

My third game of the season, hope to be at the Falkirk game in December and Motherwell one in January. I may even have a season ticket next season if things go to plan.

Also todays Hearts fans really did look the part of Rangers fans without the bus fare.

: Mon Nov 05, 2007 10:18 am  

Big Graeme wrote:

Bit like calling a Celtic supporter a Tim then?

I've no problem with being called a Tim. Why should I?

: Mon Nov 05, 2007 12:02 pm  

Big suprise Celtic are walking away with it already, only just into November

When will Scottish football change

Watched the Derby yesterday was a good game thought Hibs, thought Pinilla should have buried the chance he had though.

: Mon Nov 05, 2007 3:57 pm  

vb1981 wrote:

Big suprise Celtic are walking away with it already, only just into November

When will Scottish football change

Watched the Derby yesterday was a good game thought Hibs, thought Pinilla should have buried the chance he had though.

Three points is hardly walking it and when you have a, quite frankly shocking, record of no clean sheets in 31 away games, nothing is guaranteed.

I would wager that East Stirling have never done that!

: Mon Nov 05, 2007 4:01 pm  

Despondent Dave wrote: Three points is hardly walking it and when you have a, quite frankly shocking, record of no clean sheets in 31 away games, nothing is guaranteed. I would wager that East Stirling have never done that! Let us know to save me lookin'

Despondent Dave wrote: Three points is hardly walking it and when you have a, quite frankly shocking, record of no clean sheets in 31 away games, nothing is guaranteed. I would wager that East Stirling have never done that! Let us know to save me lookin'