Simply a Bear
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Scotland- Sing a song, get jailed. Sexually abuse children, carry on.
Celtic Boys Club beast Frank Cairney - too ill to stand trial but can walk to chapel every day for Mass and do a week's shopping by himself
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I agree , though any questions in Holyrood are vetted, therefore the Cover up and scandal has no chance of being discussed in any manner, especially when Sturgeon and Swinney are complicit in who or what organisations should be investigated. . That doesn't mean the other ones should 'nt start any investigation out with Parliament . It may not be befitting of an MP/ MSP To conduct themselves in this manner , but it wouldn't be half as bad as the present behaviour of Holyroodsat at the highest level. Police Scotland are controlled by the SNP which explains when Swinney decided Churches and Sporting organisations were not to be included in any investigation , they gladly stopped and dropped their own investigations like a hot potato.. Don't get me started on the Judiciary in this corrupt wee cesspit of a country , slowly turning into a breeding ground for paedophiles.
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muttley
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They didn't include Churches and Sporting Organisations as all of Scotland knows which church and specific football club are synonymous with paedoism.
devilman
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It just messes with my tiny brain that there is so much care and attention put into looking after some of the worst people the planet has seen. They will fight tooth and nail to protect the rights of rapists, child abuses, murderers etc. but seriously, f**k the victims. There is just nothing for them at all and the people behind the justice system just seem so absolutely pleased with that.
I would love for every defence lawyer, ever judge passing lenient sentence, every sympathetic jury or rights activist supporting rights for these criminals nothing but fucking misery.
sonowilliam1
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Just to remind all ( although nobdy should need reminding ) this is a beast who is guity as sin and should be left to die in prison,instead he is allowed to walk freely without a care in the world.
He has destroyed many a family in his 87yrs on this planet,i just wish i and he were a few years younger.
He has destroyed many a family in his 87yrs on this planet,i just wish i and he were a few years younger.
Sheik Ma Shammy
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SNP Scotland where kids are fair game.
TerryMunro
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"Section 5 of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 creates a statutory duty to report any suspicions of child abuse i.e. a duty to do what is reasonable in all the circumstances to safeguard the child's health, development and welfare. Failure to report concerns, turning a blind eye or failing to protect a child may result in legal action."
If that bastardised club was to have adhered to this rule in the SFA's policy during the 1997 Court case that beast would of been prosecuted then.
Has anybody investigated celtc boys club , and if not why not , as after all according to some they are a separate entity..?
Albertz_Hammer
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The priests in Scotland do seem to be in a league of their own but world wide I'd not let my kids near any religious building.
Wrong'uns from top to bottom.
Potnbear
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Think we all know why the priest won't ban him, he will be deliriously excited at having tea with Frank whilst listening to his exploits
Alexmci
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Totally predictable. Not even trying to hide it.
A modern day John Knox.
The article caught him on a day when he went be car - normally he walks it.
I should also note the sinister attempt to link Rangers to Cairney at the end of this article by linking beast Neely to beast Cairney - and also the claim Neely was known as the 'Jimmy Saville of football' - in face Neely, thought certainly a beast, died years before Savile's crimes were uncovered. Unlike Cairney he was not part of a multi-generational, organised, multi-offender ring at any club he worked at and certainly, unlike Cairney, was not part of a ring that included an offender doing £250,000 a year of business with the club and saw a director of that club and the wife of another serve on the board of the beast's company.
The voodoo works for the auld paedo bastard.
HamiltonBear
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That religion forgives perverts. Any right minded person of faith should ask him to remove himself from their Church. Some crimes are simply unforgivable.
i Will Maintain
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Historic links?
Frank Cairney was an employee of Celtic Football Club.
Frank Cairney was an employee of Celtic Football Club.
Hap Hapablap
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Always wonder why the TikTok paedo vigilantes have never darkened Cairneys door with one of their protests.
Brant Hurley
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The Sun trolling RFC by conflating Neeley's short tenure before being reported by our club to (then) Strathclyde Police with decades of sytsematic, repeated, widely known child sex abuse.
JerseyLoyalist
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At last.
Well said.
From experience on this subject we definitely know that some journalists try to link Rangers to that filth. Some of them even approached us asking if we could find anything on Rangers.The article caught him on a day when he went be car - normally he walks it.
I should also note the sinister attempt to link Rangers to Cairney at the end of this article by linking beast Neely to beast Cairney - and also the claim Neely was known as the 'Jimmy Saville of football' - in face Neely, thought certainly a beast, died years before Savile's crimes were uncovered. Unlike Cairney he was not part of a multi-generational, organised, multi-offender ring at any club he worked at and certainly, unlike Cairney, was not part of a ring that included an offender doing £250,000 a year of business with the club and saw a director of that club and the wife of another serve on the board of the beast's company.
Most of the journalists in Scotland are apologist parasites. We know who they are.
Alex Boyce
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I have never heard Neely being called the Jimmy Saville of Scottish football!
This bastard is at it! Keep saying it until it becomes the truth......
This bastard is at it! Keep saying it until it becomes the truth......
Bluethruandthru
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Not someone. There are many!
themoffster’s ghost
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You know the second he shuffles off this mortal coil the cry will be that “we can’t sully someone’s name that’s not here to defend themselves”.
The whole thing hasn’t affected me, my family or anyone that I know but it’s a tragedy the mockery that’s been made of us all here.
The whole thing hasn’t affected me, my family or anyone that I know but it’s a tragedy the mockery that’s been made of us all here.
Huckleberry
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Cairney and dementia?
Just like the rest of the custodians, McGinn and Kelly playing the cultish card,they will all soon be joining Mccafferty at the burnie fire reception , and no there will be no absolution whatsoever.
Just like the rest of the custodians, McGinn and Kelly playing the cultish card,they will all soon be joining Mccafferty at the burnie fire reception , and no there will be no absolution whatsoever.
It's a clever tactic. They call him this so people can see past the fact he never received a charge, trial, conviction etc.
They want people to believe this was a societal issue which occurred in several clubs to the same extent. Watch their PR team go into overdrive over the next few weeks/months
Alex Boyce
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We need to learn how to use propaganda to benefit us! They have been the masters of it since the inception of their vile church!
Clementime
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Makes an absolute mockery of the justice system in the country for the worst of crimes Disneyland for wrong uns.
Child raping coward should be shot, nevermind jailed.
An absolute fiend and cancer on society.
DAS77Ibrox
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Their House of God is a vehicle for abuse, far & wide. Most modern nations have faced up to it. Scotland under its current party will not hammer that following or their Club. 30000 party members lost. If they went after the RC Church properly & Brother Walfrid’s Cesspit in the East End then the SNP & their drive to Republicanism would be over.
It’s a horrible situation to wish the above would happen as the victims are the ones to be remembered & pitied. The beasts, their bosses and FM in waiting Humza & his party have no shame. Truly Scotland’s shame.
Jim Torbett was appointed to run Celtc boys club twice by celtc f.c. I think It's only a matter of time before Lawell gets investigated with his involvement back in the early 90's for payments to the trophy centre run by Torbett, but don't expect it to happen soon.
HandsomeHead
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The desperation from the rags to unearth an abuser at Rangers in order to turn the spotlight away from Celtic Football Club and portray it as a nation wide problem was almost as sickening as the actual abuse itself.
Kelly and McGinn knew at the time and still know. Dementia is a lie. They are protected. Kelly’s daughter played a big part in blocking a certain interview.
I’m not sure if she still is, but she was quite high up in Radio Scotland.
jf1960
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For anybody that doesn't know about Hibs part in this it was on Daly's program about CBC a few years ago.
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A TALENT-spotter at the centre of the football sex abuse scandal was previously sacked for molesting children, The Sunday Post has been told.
Disgraced football coach Gordon Neely – this week accused of rape by one person and indecent behaviour by another – was dismissed by Hibs in 1986 for abusing two boys, a well-placed source has claimed.
But the Edinburgh club’s former chairman is said to have hushed up the claims and didn’t call in the police for fear of the damage it would do to Hibs’ reputation.
And that means that a vital chance 30 years ago to blow the whistle both on Neely’s alleged behaviour and the wider issue of sex abuse in football was missed.
As a consequence, Neely was free to move to Rangers with his reputation as a sought-after talent-spotter intact.
At Ibrox, he had four more years of involvement in football and access to vulnerable youngsters. His time at Rangers was halted, however, in 1990 when then-manager Graeme Souness sacked him after a youth team player complained to his father that Neely had abused him.
But Neely would never have got the job at Rangers had the Ibrox club been aware of the fact he had been axed by Hibs for molesting two boys on the club’s books.
Hibs said on Monday that the club had “no record” of any complaints against Neely while he was an employee.
But sports journalist Ray Hepburn has now revealed that former Hibs chairman Kenny Waugh told him he sacked Neely after complaints from two sets of parents that he had sexually abused their sons.
Worried at the negative impact a child abuse scandal would have on Hibs’ ability to recruit young talent, Waugh then decided not to involve the police.
The revelation comes in the week it emerged Neely is feared to have carried out a string of sexual assaults on young players while at Edinburgh youth side Hutchison Vale, before he started at Hibs.
Hepburn, a close friend of Waugh, revealed: “Kenny wanted it dealt with swiftly to re-affirm Easter Road was a safe place for youngsters. So Rangers were denied knowledge of Neely’s activities – and they would certainly never have employed him, had they known.
“Kenny told me the parents said their children had been molested. He was a decent man and was rightly appalled.
“But he was very worried that if anyone found out, Hibs would lose out on the talent the club needed to try and compete with Hearts and the Old Firm.
“He swore me to secrecy. I’m setting the record straight on Kenny dealing with it as sadly he passed away in 2015 and couldn’t do that himself. I’d be very happy to assist if the police want to speak to me about this information.”
Hepburn added: “Kenny told me in the spring of 1986 what happened over a drink in the Centre Court Bar in Colinton, Edinburgh.
“I remember it absolutely clearly. We were both football people – but we were friends as well and our families socialised together.
“Kenny and his wife Dorothy were guests at my home in Perthshire for family events like birthdays and anniversaries.
“It was a huge year for Edinburgh football after Hearts were pipped for the title on the last day of the season.
“Kenny was staggered when the Neely situation landed on Hibs and told me in the strictest confidence.”
He added: “Those were different times. That was the way these things were dealt with. I think we are going to hear a lot more of the same in the coming months.”
Neely began his coaching career with Edina Hibs and Hutchison Vale boys’ clubs in Edinburgh.
He helped to teach a number of talented youngsters who went on to enjoy successful football careers.
Neely worked for Dundee United to recruit promising players to the club before he joined Hibernian.
Hepburn added: “It was a different time. Waugh’s treatment of Neely was kept on a need-to-know basis.
“So it doesn’t surprise me that nothing was written down at the club or, if there was, that no record has survived of it.
“This was before you had big Human Resources departments and detailed written employment procedures.
“His approach was two-fold.
“Firstly, to get Neely out of Easter Road instantly – that was simple, his feet never touched the ground.
“Secondly, he had to make sure parents would be happy and secure sending their boys to Hibs, a club with an exemplary record of producing top young stars.
“Rangers, Celtic, Hearts and Aberdeen were hoovering up all the young talent in the central belt and Hibs, with their lesser budget, had to get their share.
“He spoke with the parents involved and the agreed response was not to involve the police. Back then, the chairman’s word would have been final – and if he wanted it kept quiet then that’s what would have happened.”
Neely was dismissed by Souness at a meeting attended by the then Ibrox manager and his assistant Walter Smith in 1990. The showdown happened after a youngster confided in his dad, a serving police officer, about an abuse incident involving Neely. His axing effectively ended his career in football.
On Tuesday, victim Colin Anderson, 49, told how Neely sexually assaulted him three times while he was a youth at Hutchison Vale, adding: “He’s the Jimmy Savile of Scottish football.”
Neely died of cancer two years ago, aged 62. Some reports in 1986 suggested Neely had been “poached” by Rangers but it’s believed that version of events may have been placed with journalists by Neely himself.
Last night, abuse campaigners said a golden opportunity to nail a prolific child abuser had potentially been missed.
Dale Cooper
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Disgusting but not at all surprising
orjan_persson
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It's because they're looking for an "equaliser" for their scum club against Rangers. They are not interested in justice for the victims.
bpfurian
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Anyone attending the beastly cults so called places of worship is condoning the abuse of children,yet the brainwashed still keep going.
A vile evil institution.
TheHistorian
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All the more nauseating that they call themselves the “Bhoys”. That should become an acronym for something more appropriate like; Bestial Horde Of Yammering Satanists.
Grigo Yossarian
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Neely mentioned, but not another SIX actually found guilty who were Celtic employees or coaches / scouts.
Shameful.
The Sun need banned for that
bustergonad
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The article caught him on a day when he went be car - normally he walks it.
I should also note the sinister attempt to link Rangers to Cairney at the end of this article by linking beast Neely to beast Cairney - and also the claim Neely was known as the 'Jimmy Saville of football' - in face Neely, thought certainly a beast, died years before Savile's crimes were uncovered. Unlike Cairney he was not part of a multi-generational, organised, multi-offender ring at any club he worked at and certainly, unlike Cairney, was not part of a ring that included an offender doing £250,000 a year of business with the club and saw a director of that club and the wife of another serve on the board of the beast's company.
Met his brother through work.
Asked about his wife by a client "I'm married to the church"
Creepy, creepy bastard.
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This is good news. Myself and a certain journalist (not the Daily Record) made contact with the American authorities a few years ago.
We sat up till around 2am to speak with the chief of police and he agreed to send us a quote. This was it below. We’re not sure if he’s still working on the case.
Those that have followed Spotlight may have seen this previously…
This information was recently brought to my attention. The Kearny Police Department Detective Bureau is reviewing this information and is in consultation with the Hudson County Prosecutors Office. I am not able to provide any further detail or information regarding the investigation at this point in time.
Thank You.
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Chief of Police.
DadoB
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Was thinking the exact same
Bluebluecee
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And how did he get a key for a janitors room in a church hall ?'Speshul' European nights....
