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Now Celtic Fans Shame Scotland: It’s Not an Old Firm Minority

Posted on December 20, 2011 by Colin Galbraith

Image: The Mirror Ever since the furore that followed the rioting Rangers fans in Manchester and the subsequent penalisations of UEFA for the bigoted chanting of their fans, the other half of the Old Firm have decided enough is enough. … Continue reading →

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Now Celtic Fans Shame Scotland: It’s Not an Old Firm Minority

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