There's not many of them left mate. Police Scotland is being "cleansed" of such officers. So much so that in years to come it will not be an organisation that is in any way representative of the communities it professes to serve. It might look more like a nationalist republican paramilitary group. Oh wait a minute it almost is already.
Kelly must have known what was going on. He knew Stein kicked Torbett out the door for abusing kids and then he brings him back in to continue the abuse. That gets me doubting that he was possibly a part of the ring or certainly shut his eyes and ears to it.
Nevin, now a media pundit, told MSPs he had grown up in the east end of Glasgow, where the club is based, and was part of the area’s Irish catholic Diaspora.
“I supported Celtic for most of my life,” he said.
“But one day, I found myself sitting in the stand with my son, who had started to take an interest in football, hearing the song Ooh ah, up the RA.
“I could not accept bringing up my son alongside that, so I was driven away from the club that I loved. I was very disappointed about that.”
Nevin was commentating for the BBC at this year’s cup final between Celtic and Dundee United when he provoked the ire of the club when he hit out at a section of their fans over their chants.
He told MSPs: “The song went something like, ‘As a young man, I’m going to join the IRA – provisional wing’.
“It offended me and I do not want to hear it at a football ground.
“I was shocked and surprised that Celtic Football Club and a great number of fans complained to the BBC, because I expect to hear them say that they do not want to hear that sort of song at their ground.”
Celtic fans’ IRA chants drove me away from the club I love, says Nevin
Former Scotland international Pat Nevin has told MSPs he was “driven away” from the football club he loved after hearing sectarian chants from Celtic fans when he was at Parkhead with his young son.www.scotsman.com
Since when has highlighting and exposing Scolands shame become sectarian?
Songs are very hurtful as our support well knows.
There will still be lawyer discussions right up until they go through the door to the court. Celtic are running out of corners to run into.
www.bbc.co.uk
That is indoctrination.
found yesterdays drivetime just cant find the segement
Drivetime - with John Beattie - BBC Sounds
Breaking down the days talking points with comment and opinion.
edit sorry that was wednesdays , yesterdays unavailable
It was definitely mentioned in the Alex Thomson C4 news story.
Unfortunately that's exactly the way cairney, torbett etc probably looked at it.
Yes Thomson c4
They might comment about it on Radio Clyde now that it's a sporting matter.
I believe the trial will be a Civil Case. If so, will there be a jury or will it be judge led ?
You can bet your life on liewell and his band of lawyers playing every dirty trick in the book of law to delay delay delay the case/cases.
Hopefully the bint will live to regret her tone and questions during that interview with Patrick McGuire.
Yip lie deflect waste time and maybe old Kelly will pop his clogs so as he wont be able say something wrong under oath.
I've contributed hardly anything to this thread, but is this small article from page 26 of today's Scottish Daily Mail, just stating the legalities as they stand today in relation to the separate entity assertion?
