Hearts fans twirling their scarfs

[First Touch In Europe]

I think this was one if the great sights seeing bears twirl (helicopter) the scarf, I still do it at parkhead when they sing their song, every bear used to do it.

*Liverpool's song.

I do it too.

 

[Cammy frasers mouser]

They were the first team I ever saw doing it. League Cup (Semi or quarter)when they had the top of the Broomloan. Also first team out with Celtic who brought a decent away support.

I remember Hibs had the whole broomloan for league cup semi, Cooper 1-0 but we still went out

 

[Ted the Bear]

Always thought it looked great, wish we’d start it up again

 

[stonewall Jackson]

That sounds like a good idea. I like how in Germany they all have the big massive flags waving around. Didn't we used to do something like that? I'd definitely be up for waving a big old Union Jack with Ryan Jack in the middle.

Great looking spectacle....unless you are standing behind one for 90 mins.

 

[AZBlue]

I like to see old footage when the fans would throw their bunnets in the air at a goal. Imagine trying to retrieve yours in 134K packed Hampden!!

 

[Hubert74]

Great looking spectacle....unless you are standing behind one for 90 mins.

Aye good point there.

 

[KuwaitBear]

Would go well along with the super Rangers ole song.

 

[HenningBerg]

Loved doing it to that european tune we used to sing during our unbeaten CL run in 92/93.

I can never remember the name of the song but it’s the one that goes “ Duuruuuu, Duriruruuu ruuu ruuu, Duuruuu ruuu-ruuu-ruuu, ruuruuu ru ru ruuu ru ruuu ru ruuuuuu”

spine tingling wish we would bring it back

 

[Beer Belly Loyal]

I like to see old footage when the fans would throw their bunnets in the air at a goal. Imagine trying to retrieve yours in 134K packed Hampden!!

 

[ao2]

I remember first seeing Hearts doing it in a match at Ibrox, probably in the season their bottle went and gifted the league to the scum, 85/86. I'm pretty sure they won the match and we were taking the piss out of them for doing it but secretly it did look pretty impressive. Not long afterwards the Bears started doing it too and it looked fabulous, especially in the really big games like matches v them and cup finals. I can't remember when we stopped doing it or why.

 

[bluelacoste]

The song that used to be sang at the same time would likely get us in to bother these days. Used to love doing it. I can remember a game at Hampden against them when it was the old open north terrace. they had their scarves up doing YNWA and the other side of the fence most of the Rangers fans did our thing with the scarves singing ole lay ole lay ole lay ole lay song.

 

[BSPECIAL]

Remember as a kid our fans used to do that.

When did it stop?

When we stopped being kids

 

[Polar bear]

MLB playoffs 60,000 fans all twirling team colors.Impressive sight.would love to see it at Ibrox again.

 

[Mason Boyne]

I think this was one if the great sights seeing bears twirl (helicopter) the scarf, I still do it at parkhead when they sing their song, every bear used to do it.

Great idea, and whilst singing “ Lets all do the helicopter Sunday”

 

[HenningBerg]

The song that used to be sang at the same time would likely get us in to bother these days. Used to love doing it. I can remember a game at Hampden against them when it was the old open north terrace. they had their scarves up doing YNWA and the other side of the fence most of the Rangers fans did our thing with the scarves singing ole lay ole lay ole lay ole lay song.

How would it ? It was a European tune we did

 

[govwalker]

I'd rather the full Rangers end doing it than some fck wit letting off a smoke bomb or Pyro.

Used to be a Great spectacle.

Who also remembers the old Piggery and the Bears launching Bog roll and Confetti.

 

[Oduwa]

It looks pish

Looked great when we did it en masse.

 

[Super Cooper]

We should do it as a reference to helicopter Sunday every time they sing YNWA

 

[Trueblue82]

Might only be one man but I still do it when we score haha

I done it at the goals on Sunday do your not alone

 

[Ever Ready]

2 minutes in

58.40 in this one

 

[ferris72]

good old Polis, 'there's an overspill, might be a crush, just push the kids back in' !

 

[DJ Blue]

It stop because folk did want to ruin their Burberry scarfs.

 

[tumsheeheed]

Hearts fans have always done the scarf twirling can remember them doing it at Ibrox in the early 70,s thousands of them in the east enclosure great sight and very much a gorgie tradition we did it too but it’s associated with the jam tarts

 

[Crouchy]

I remember doing it in the mid 90’s to TBB

 

[Professor Yaffle]

Some baseball teams fans twirl wee towel things and look stupid.

Not against the scarf thing but dint wear scarves that often.

 

[A kind of blue]

Much preferred when we held our scarves aloft and sang 'Derry's Walls' to the tune of 'Amazing Grace', back in the early 70's

Derry's Walls sung slowly to that tune is something else, wish that would come back and would be a great riposte to the mentally challengeds doing YNWA.

 

[Black&Yellow]

I recall doing this against the scum in the league cup final as recently as 2003. Just as they were singing YNWA and held up their scarfs, the entire rangers support twirled their scarfs!

I was sitting at the very top of the west stand and it looked glorious

 

[Bolton Bear]

I’ve often thought we should do it. Would be a fantastic sight

It looks pish

Ah good old FF the bi polar forum for Rangers fans

 

[Bluefin221]

Remember as a kid our fans used to do that.

When did it stop?

I've said repeatedly on here it should be done to Blue Sea of Ibrox, if the Union Bears would start it, the whole stadium would do it.

 

[Bill the Butcher]

Hearts fans did it 1st i eecall n the 70s.. rangers fsns adopted it forca season or 2 around 84/85 never caught on

Rangers done it for years late 80's and into the 90's.

 

[Heisenberg]

It would also encourage fans to buy (from an official club outlet hopefully) and bring their scarfs to games, adds to the occasion.

 

[temperance]

Not so many scarfers around these days.