Reply With QuoteGoram1.jpgOriginally Posted by William Treseder
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you would be hard pressed to find many young men who haven't come Into contact in Belfast with either of the 2 sides back in the day, I shared a house in Sydney with a guy from Glasgow ( Protestant ) and his best mate from Belfast ( Catholic ) they met in India, the stories they told were well OTT ( catholic guy had watched on as someone was beaten to death on the guys doorstep ), both great guys and were happy to admit back home they would have been strangers and happily killed each other due to the religious difference , Both knew my football past ( from a mate who had lived with them for 6 months before I arrived ) and were more than happy to teach me a few of the songs to wind the other one up
The " could you go a chicken supper " song was often aired on the way back up the hill to our house after a night out
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For clarity...
I don't particularly side with the other lot of demented knobheads who masquerade as Celtic fans.
One team in Glasgow.
Pollok FC.
Or Taggert’s team, Partick Thistle 👍
What a Twat. If that was Neil Lennon holding up an IRA flag then there would be plenty on here spitting out their cornflakes.
I read a piece on Goram yrs ago, where he denied involvement, but that pic (first time i’ve seen it) obviously disproves that.
I apologise to Jordi Cule. I hate bigotry and all the sectarian shite that goes with it.
Still the best keeper i’ve seen, but i think a lot less of him now.
Great city Glasgow for football. Seen the Jaggies a few times, great afternoon, Queens Park too.
No need for the apology buddy, its appreciated mind. We all got opinions, I don't think either of us are far too sensitive.
Well that photo doesn’t hold him in the best of light
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Wasn't he the goalkeeper for Oldham Athletic when we beat them 7-1 up there?
Yes he was.
you would be hard pressed to find many young men who haven't come Into contact in Belfast with either of the 2 sides back in the day, I shared a house in Sydney with a guy from Glasgow ( Protestant ) and his best mate from Belfast ( Catholic ) they met in India, the stories they told were well OTT ( catholic guy had watched on as someone was beaten to death on the guys doorstep ), both great guys and were happy to admit back home they would have been strangers and happily killed each other due to the religious difference , Both knew my football past ( from a mate who had lived with them for 6 months before I arrived ) and were more than happy to teach me a few of the songs to wind the other one up
The " could you go a chicken supper " song was often aired on the way back up the hill to our house after a night out**** meBoth knew my football past
From Wales Online:
"Andy Campbell scored a hat-trick, taking his goals tally to six in four matches, with Leo Fortune-West (2), Peter Thorne and Scott Young completing the tally"
I was listening on the radio that day whilst furniture shopping (no idea why that match was on in the Midlands, in a shop and loud enough to hear). City seemed to score every few minutes and it was 7 nil by the time we got home.
Wasn't complaining...but did somewhat distract from the task in hand.
He got hit on the head with a meat pie
The all important question. Was it a Clarkes pie?
That's the thing, it's easy to look back and judge, but conflicts are drenched in propaganda and people are forced to choose sides. I've been in a war zone, and I've witnessed a coup in another country. Some horrible things happen when the hive mind takes over.
It was the Oldham version of the Clarkes pie
Which hopefully is nicer than the original
All very well but when you consider Goram was born in the divided society of war torn Bury, Lancashire...
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