Statement from The Blue Order and Union Bears

[craig 5,199]

Aye, yer old Ian

 

I think, could be wrong, that Frankie said it was the club that moved you all.

[Zappa 0]

No idea mate,you'll need to ask Frankie!!. I don't like where I sit,I preffered sitting close to the away fans.I was a bit against the '' fuck the SNP '' shit at first because I thought it was too political and I don't think politics should have anything to do with football,but then realised why they were singing it. I guess I just prefer where I have been sitting in BF5 with TBO. It is a bit more intense now where as before it was more fun.................maybe that's just old age:)

 

Ian, the sad thing is that fans singing 'f^ck the SNP' will have absolutely zero effect in the right direction. If anything, I think it'll have an effect in the opposite direction like the protests against the BBC. Anyone who thinks you can mess with the government or government-run media for the masses like the BBC are just mistaken. It's a really weird scenario that's evolved because fans are now chanting anti-government stuff on one hand while supporting the same government and leadership on the other. There's no remedy for this. People need to decide for themselves where they place their loyalty and if we all have mixed and confused loyalties (which is basically the case), then it's a poor situation because it benifits those in power to be controlling a confused, messed-up society.

[Gazza_8 233]

I bet that the people behind all the attacks on Rangers and the insanity of these new laws, policing etc would absolutely love fans to start giving up their season tickets Ian, but it's a big f*ck you to them if you don't surrender.

 

That's rubbish. The police don't care if fans keep or sack their season tickets. They'll still have a job to do at football grounds. The Government on the other hand.....

[Gazza_8 233]

Agreed,however I would hazzard a guess that if you had a video camera in the face of a police officer they would tell you to stop filming???,maybe not.

 

We're filmed all the time by the public because they're dying for us to fuck up so they can make a complaint against us and use their evidence. We're used to it!

 

Some neds even secretly record conversations with police so they can make complaints. Like I said, we're used to it.

[Gribz 850]

That's rubbish. The police don't care if fans keep or sack their season tickets. They'll still have a job to do at football grounds. The Government on the other hand.....

 

Just wondering why would you serve the agenda just for a job when it effects some who are innocent? Those who make the policies dont give a shit about the police, they use such divisions to force these crazy new laws through on all walks. When those acting on behalf of these men in suits at the top wake up they cant achieve what they are trying to do. another example very similar to the policing in this case is at airports where you are not allowed to carry a simple bottle of water on a flight when thats one of the most likely places you are going to be thirsty because you have these workers who think they are doing their job removing items. Its like we are being trained for concentration camps....checked everywhere for every single little thing due to a false threat.

 

On a side note. Is this just a ban in Scotland? Watching the Everton v Liverpool games yesterday I clearly saw a Everton fan drinking a bottle which looked like coke due to the colour.

 

The Scotland v England rugby match yesterday showed fans clearly mixing together and drinking cans of beer in the stands...can you imagine that in football?

Edited October 2, 2011 by Gribz

[chilledbear 16]

There were more bottles on the pitch at Everton, than in the Stands at Ibrox, and nothing will be said or written about it.

 

Were there any arrests or ejections in BF1 yesterday ?

[Bluedell 5,627]

It was quite noticable that BF1 was the only section of the ground to have a steward stand in front of them and watch them for the whole game.

 

It's disturbing that the club sanction this intimidation to the main part of the ground to bring some needed atmosphere.

 

Now would be a good time for Craig Whyte to come out and show some leadership on the situation that is brewing.

[Bluedell 5,627]

Ian, the sad thing is that fans singing 'f^ck the SNP' will have absolutely zero effect in the right direction. If anything, I think it'll have an effect in the opposite direction like the protests against the BBC. Anyone who thinks you can mess with the government or government-run media for the masses like the BBC are just mistaken. It's a really weird scenario that's evolved because fans are now chanting anti-government stuff on one hand while supporting the same government and leadership on the other.

 

I think that singing it will have an effect on Salmond who is only interested in the populist vote. It's a small time government and protests may have an effect.

[Bluedell 5,627]

 

Edited October 2, 2011 by Bluedell

[chilledbear 16]

It was quite noticable that BF1 was the only section of the ground to have a steward stand in front of them and watch them for the whole game.

 

It's disturbing that the club sanction this intimidation to the main part of the ground to bring some needed atmosphere.

 

Now would be a good time for Craig Whyte to come out and show some leadership on the situation that is brewing.

 

In a strange way, the police and stewards attempt to intimidate BF1, could lead to surprising results.

 

It looks to me, that support for the section is spreading to other parts of Ibrox. Supporters who in the past would have been happy to see the demise of TBO, can see the unfairness and over-reaction of the ones in charge.

 

It might actually unite the Support.