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Anyone over the age of 12 getting excited about being onthe big screen should be thrown out.

Sunderland loud, generally are for a few minutes unearthed start of a game. Let's see how long they keep it up.

Wycombe tifo absolutely shite. Mackems support looking like the crew of a haunted pirate ship.

Like he's just been dug up

I agree about not being impressed by Sunderland, though think Ross looks like he's got something about him at this level and that could be a the difference. I don't think they're anywhere near the level we were when we came up and if they do do it they'll need a big rebuild in the summer to...

Two City legends involved!

Yeah, would have been over a decade ago when I saw him.

If you can shed some light on why my shallots haven't come up then yes.

I nearly passed out watching Frankie Boyle I was laughing that much! Used to go and watch a lot of comedians but haven't seen one for ages.

That conviction was 2008, ofcom ruled it notoffensive in 2016, and I've given you examples of a protestant club using it against fans of another protestant club so I'd say There's a fair bit of ambiguity. I don't think there's any ambiguity of the term taig. So no, I won't be calling O'Day a...

I don't agree with targeting anyone based on their religion simple as that. Though I'm fairly sure othe clubs call rangers supporters huns including hearts which is also a strongly protestant club.

How you and a few others see O'Day How the rest of us see him

Well hun is aimed at people associated with a football club, regardless of their background and taig is aimed at a certain group based on their nationality and religion so I think there's a difference.

No idea, I consider it offensive. Weird you're defending him.

And your excusing one example which is fair enough if you think it's OK. I don't. There was a big mob of Chelsea outside the Brew and Baker once singing anti Jewish songs and they were quite appalling to be honest.

Not really, no. But if it was proven to be sectarian then I would say it shouldn't be used.

I'm not sure posting against a sectarian slur equates to calling for a united Ireland.

What has that got to do with the chant being discussed here? The equivalent would be singing songs against protestants and I wouldn't think that was OK. Going by your logic you would think its OK but I wouldn't agree. And I think the campaign you linked failed.

Fucking hell!

Eh? Are you serious? It's aimed at1.2 billion catholics worldwide, if he's trying to introduce a republican agenda then he's so far wide of the mark it's unreal. Your beef is affecting the pair of you, I don't know why you don't just block each other and stick to it.