Cumbernauld gers
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If you as an adult can change your football team, I would never trust you.
I was at school with amongst the good guys, a very bitter Dundee Hibernian supporter. A few years later I was heading to a league cup final and the bus stopped at a bear friendly established for a refreshment or two. At the pool table was this bitter toerag wearing a Gers top. I did need to remind him of his previous comments about my club and "people like me". His mates were delighted! It's a free country but I'm never impressed with jump the dyke turncoats. Personally, don't want them supporting my club, they don't deserve to support the Gers.Coming from forfar I knew quite a lot of Dundee Utd,Aberdeen and Dundee fans who became rangers supporters when souness arrived and would wax lyrical about being a true blue and hoping those of us who had been going to Ibrox pre souness would some how forget.
The thread about smelly Spiers got me thinking about this the other day. Everybody knows somebody that has changed the team they support, the worst are obviously jump the dykes.
I know of two particular ones that stick in my mind, I actually saw one of them today for the first time in years. Guy number one was ages with me at school, supported the vermin as did his whole family. He moved to Northern Ireland and I was amazed to see he was a Rangers supporter and was actually in a flute band
Guy number two had an IRA tattoo and supported Celtic, he's now a Rangers supporter.
Now that I think about it, I actually know more than that, a couple that supported Rangers but now support Killie, and one that supported Hibs but now supports the filth.
Obviously everybody is perfectly entitled to do whatever they want but I must admit, I find it incredibly hard to take any of these guys seriously when it comes to football. You have to wonder what goes on in the minds of these guys, for me your team is always your team, it's not something you can just change at the drop of a hat.
Any other examples? The guys I have mentioned don't go to Rangers games but I'm sure there are some that do.
Jump-the-dykes always seem to be the most bitter for some reason. It's as if they really want to be liked by their so called new friends and have a point to prove.I had a really good friend who I’d known since primary school like this. We used to go to games together, he had a season ticket in a different part of the ground to me but we’d meet up for a drink before and after in the Rolls Royce club. He even had King Billy tattooed on his lower arm.
Then he got with It. First thing that went was the season ticket, the tattoo was covered up with some Celtic (Keltic) thing and then on his Facebook he posing in a filth top saying it’s what he’s always been and is proud and posting and sharing vile IRA and anti Rangers stuff. I’m glad I have nothing to do with the prick anymore and if our paths meet I’ll simply not acknowledge him.
There isn't a person in this world who could change me from being a bear. Even being offered a hump at Natalie sawyer with Jenna Coleman watching in exchange for dropping my allegiance wouldn't change that
My Grandad was the same.My dad was a Third Lanark fan, started following us when they went bust. Although I do think deep down he was always a bear...
Think guy number one only played along with it for an easier time definetly still a rabid IMO.The thread about smelly Spiers got me thinking about this the other day. Everybody knows somebody that has changed the team they support, the worst are obviously jump the dykes.
I know of two particular ones that stick in my mind, I actually saw one of them today for the first time in years. Guy number one was ages with me at school, supported the vermin as did his whole family. He moved to Northern Ireland and I was amazed to see he was a Rangers supporter and was actually in a flute band
Guy number two had an IRA tattoo and supported Celtic, he's now a Rangers supporter.
Now that I think about it, I actually know more than that, a couple that supported Rangers but now support Killie, and one that supported Hibs but now supports the filth.
Obviously everybody is perfectly entitled to do whatever they want but I must admit, I find it incredibly hard to take any of these guys seriously when it comes to football. You have to wonder what goes on in the minds of these guys, for me your team is always your team, it's not something you can just change at the drop of a hat.
Any other examples? The guys I have mentioned don't go to Rangers games but I'm sure there are some that do.
I don’t know a single person who has changed away from us or even to us.I simply cannot understand how anyone could do this. Once a Ranger, always a Ranger
Took it a bit far by joining the flute band though Saw him today, he looks feckin terrible.Think guy number one only played along with it for an easier time definetly still a rabid IMO.
Well, I used to support Scotland now I support Northern Ireland, what does that mean then!!??Anyone who changes their team is not to be trusted, end of
My dad was a Third Lanark fan, started following us when they went bust. Although I do think deep down he was always a bear...
Is that right Timmy aye? You've already shown YOUR true colours in the McCrorie thread oh unwashed one.About 40% of bears abandoned us in the lower leagues to support their loval teams then have only recently really come crawling back
That's just not true.About 40% of bears abandoned us in the lower leagues to support their loval teams then have only recently really come crawling back
Well this isn’t trueAbout 40% of bears abandoned us in the lower leagues to support their loval teams then have only recently really come crawling back
I remember sitting in the broomloan rear years ago, I think it was the inter Milan game. Two rows in front was a lad a year older than me who I knew was a thim. He said it was his uncles ticket and he couldn’t make it and he just fancied sampling the atmosphere and supporting a Scottish team in Europe. I found it strange but he was being genuine and this was pre 2012.
I shiver at the thought of doing the same as him at their hovel.
Back to the jakey tims thread for you Bernadette.About 40% of bears abandoned us in the lower leagues to support their loval teams then have only recently really come crawling back
When i was at primary school (90s) it was mostly rangers fans, then 2nd would have been man utd! Was 2 brothers who were Celtic fans in a school of about 500The Scottish Man Utd ''fans'' really are the most embarrassing. I'm sure most of us have met one or two of them over the years. I find it hard to take them serious.
The Scottish Man Utd ''fans'' really are the most embarrassing. I'm sure most of us have met one or two of them over the years. I find it hard to take them serious.