Noisy neighbours at it again...

Anyone got a copy of the sectarian song list and which songs from that list were sung last night?
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Try watching any Gers game from last season.

there is no sectarian song-list, but if you can't tell which are songs about football and what are songs about hatred and division you probably shouldn't be out in public anyway....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZImjEngMn0
thats just the start

TCD...........I don't have a problem with them singing the sash, it's a traditional song (without any add-on's).

TCD...........I don't have a problem with them singing the sash, it's a traditional song (without any add-on's).
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Don't wash your hands of this one,what the XXXX has that song to do with football?And the same applies for The Boys Of The Old Brigade/Roll Of Honour

The fact is, that on both sides of the fence there are enough of us that could stand up and police our own against this muck that has attached itself to OUR clubs. but we don't. and we just watch as others revel in the bitter little game of oneupmanship that our press are more than happy to fuel the fires of....

i hope once the bill comes in this kind of thing will go.once a few idiots are taken to court.

Captain,it has changed dramatically at Parkhead over the years but there is still an element and it is growing.The reason behind this is the fact that Rangers have not been forced into dropping songs like the sash.Certain Celtic fans think" XXXX it ,they get to sing their songs wht can't we?"

Fitz you've been gettin away with your repulsive i.R.a repertoire for years so don't give us that kak

Fitz you've been gettin away with your repulsive i.R.a repertoire for years so don't give us that kak
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and Ulster day at Ibrox has what to do with Scottish Football