Should The Term Old Firm Be Banned....

[Spinning Blue]

I still use it. TBH haven't really thought about it that much.

 

[Bluedell]

It's an odd thing to get annoyed about.

No one is suggesting that by using 'Old Firm' we are somehow associated with Celtic - it's simply a term used to denote a match between the two biggest and most successful teams in Scotland.

There are numerous derbies across the world which similarly use a collective term to describe their derby.

I'd agree with this. It's just a way of describing the game when we're playing each other. Doesn't mean anything other than that. What's the difference between "The old firm game" and "the Glasgow derby"?

 

[RuchazieBlue]

It annoys the mhankies so use it

 

[Clubdeck]

I think the club still refer to it as such.

The bheasts only refer to it as a glasgow derby in their official media to appease their hordes.

Yeah, but they have no problem when it comes to raising the prices when the only show in town rolls up.
It's all about the Rangers. WATP.

 

[SenoraCuellar]

I'd rather it went tbh. In fact I'd rather we were never associated with that pollution from the East ever again.

 

[Damsidebear]

I don't know why but I've found myself using the term more these days, but I honestly dislike the term!?

 

[mermaidblues]

Banned by whom??