Is Nacho Novo the biggest cunt in Scottish Football? - Page 4

AWESOMEUS MAXIMUS · 10th June 2008, 11:14am

Mo Johnston was the first openly catholic player to sign for Rangers since the first world war, that is 100% not a lie.

Westy's list of players is pure shite.

Awright · 10th June 2008, 11:32am

Catholics who had signed for Rangers before Johnston include: Pat Lafferty (1886), Tom Dunbar (1891-1892), J Tutty (1899-1900), Archie Kyle (1904-1908), Willie Kivlichan (1906-1907), Colin Mainds (1906-1907), Tom Murray (1907-1908), William Brown (1912), Joe Donnachie (circa.1914-1918), John Jackson (1917), Laurie Blyth (1951-1952), Don Kichenbrand (1955-1956), Hugh O'Neill (1976) and John Spencer (1985-1992). Johnston's signing paved the way for Rangers to sign more Catholic players such as Lorenzo Amoruso, who served as the club's captain.

Densu · 10th June 2008, 11:36am

Can we split the bullshit old firm banter out of this thread and put it in the recycle bin, most likly you bitter cunts (both sides) will drag it out and make paper mache dildos out of it and your more than welcome to fuck each other up the arses wae them for all I care!

Anyways.

Nacho Novo is a dobber aye but he puts in 110% regardless of his talent.

crazydiamond85 · 10th June 2008, 11:43am

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Originally Posted by Westy

Catholics who had signed for Rangers before Johnston include: Pat Lafferty (1886), Tom Dunbar (1891-1892), J Tutty (1899-1900), Archie Kyle (1904-1908), Willie Kivlichan (1906-1907), Colin Mainds (1906-1907), Tom Murray (1907-1908), William Brown (1912), Joe Donnachie (circa.1914-1918), John Jackson (1917), Laurie Blyth (1951-1952), Don Kichenbrand (1955-1956), Hugh O'Neill (1976) and John Spencer (1985-1992). Johnston's signing paved the way for Rangers to sign more Catholic players such as Lorenzo Amoruso, who served as the club's captain.

Pat Lafferty (1886) less than 1 year ?
Tom Dunbar (1891-1892) 1 year
J Tutty (1899-1900) 1 year
Willie Kivlichan (1906-1907) 1 year
Colin Mainds (1906-1907) 1 year
Tom Murray (1907-1908) 1 year
William Brown (1912) less than 1 year
John Jackson (1917) less than 1 year
Laurie Blyth (1951-1952) 1 year
Don Kichenbrand (1955-1956) 1 year
Hugh O'Neill (1976) less than 1 year

and what great careers these catholics had at the open minded football club that is Glasgow Rangers

give it up mate, your full of pish

Awright · 10th June 2008, 11:46am

They played. They had signed. None of this 118 year policy of not signing Catholics. Cause, frankly, its a pile of shite. Who cares if they were "openly" signed or not? Cause to me, a footballers religon doesn't matter one jot.

crazydiamond85 · 10th June 2008, 11:50am

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Originally Posted by Westy

They played. They had signed. None of this 118 year policy of not signing Catholics. Cause, frankly, its a pile of shite. Who cares if they were "openly" signed or not? Cause to me, a footballers religon doesn't matter one jot.

But it did to the club you support, didnt it?
and lets face it it still does to a large group of the current Rangers fan base

Densu · 10th June 2008, 1:01pm

Any time I keep forgettign theres a difference between our clubs, people keep on bringing it up again.

Let this shit die seriously.

Unless every Rangers fan on this forum is giving it the "I love Britian+Queen+fuck the irish etc etc", then why does it matter on this forum?

AWESOMEUS MAXIMUS · 10th June 2008, 1:05pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Westy

Catholics who had signed for Rangers before Johnston include: Pat Lafferty (1886), Tom Dunbar (1891-1892), J Tutty (1899-1900), Archie Kyle (1904-1908), Willie Kivlichan (1906-1907), Colin Mainds (1906-1907), Tom Murray (1907-1908), William Brown (1912), Joe Donnachie (circa.1914-1918), John Jackson (1917), Laurie Blyth (1951-1952), Don Kichenbrand (1955-1956), Hugh O'Neill (1976) and John Spencer (1985-1992). Johnston's signing paved the way for Rangers to sign more Catholic players such as Lorenzo Amoruso, who served as the club's captain.

I read it the first time.

1. Laurie Blyth - "released" after one year when his relgion was known by Rangers FC.
Signed for Dunfermline Athletic. He never played for the first team. A man signed because his father was Protestant, then released when his mother was found to be Catholic.

Here's the local paper article about him when he died - Laurie Blyth Dies at 76.

2. Don Kichenbrand - A south african who hid his religion from Rangers until he left. A quick search even reveals a headline of a story he went to the daily papers with - "I was Rangers' Secret Catholic". He even joined Masons to hide his religion. That's how it was back then. Rumour mill go into full swing and he was sold to Sunderland. Again Rangers unknowingly signed a Catholic, and quickly shifed him on once the rumours started.

3. Hugh O'Neil - Being the pillar of all that is Rangers, Westy, you'll evidently be able to tell me the story of Hugh O'Neill? Im not clued up on him or his Rangers days, so if you can fill me in with any information about him, games he played, when his first game was, when he was released etc I'd be grateful

We both know he lasted less than a year - again because it was made know after he signed he was a catholic.

4. John Spencer - Another one. Assumed a protestant because of his fathers side. However did play first team football, and wasn't moved on. He joined in 1985 - 15 years old. Didn't play for Rangers for a while after. Encroaching the 90's by this point.....cue Mo Johnston.

Compare how many Catholics are/were present in Glasgow to the amount of Scottish catholics employed by Rangers over 135 years and it's hard not to see the trend.

Religion mattered, to your club, Westy.
Relgion matters, today, in society, whether you care or not.
Rangers denied it for a while, but I'll leave with a wee quote regarding the ban;

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt Taylor - Rangers Vice Chairman, 1967

It's part of our tradition

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Laurence - Rangers Chairman, 1969

The policy of not signing Catholics has been with the club since it formed

¡Punk! · 10th June 2008, 3:03pm

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Originally Posted by crazydiamond85

yer patters shite m8, same old pish every time
get some new material

Compared to your brilliant and witty Greenock put downs??

crazydiamond85 · 10th June 2008, 3:16pm

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Originally Posted by ¡Punk!

Compared to your brilliant and witty Greenock put downs??

good point

lets just get back to slagging someone we all hate
nacho rat faced novo

Syxx · 10th June 2008, 4:05pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Densu

Any time I keep forgettign theres a difference between our clubs, people keep on bringing it up again.

Let this shit die seriously.

Unless every Rangers fan on this forum is giving it the "I love Britian+Queen+fuck the irish etc etc", then why does it matter on this forum?

And Bingo was his name, o.

Jaemi · 10th June 2008, 4:38pm

Not quite.
You've got cunts like Westy/I'm Your God Now who're happy to give it the old "tatty picker/king billy" chat when it suits them.
Then plead innocence when it goes against them and they're getting lumped in with the knuckle draggers.

Awright · 10th June 2008, 4:41pm

Do I fuck. You know fuck all. Away and quote me then we'll see.

You just give it the Hun here and Hun there like a right prick.

¡Punk! · 10th June 2008, 4:55pm

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Originally Posted by crazydiamond85

good point

lets just get back to slagging someone we all hate
nacho rat faced novo

As much as it pains me to agree with a skunk.

Novo's a cunt

I'm still leaning toward Ballantyne tho'

Jaemi · 10th June 2008, 6:02pm

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Originally Posted by Westy

Do I fuck. You know fuck all. Away and quote me then we'll see.

You just give it the Hun here and Hun there like a right prick.

I know, but I don't greet and deny it.
And I posted a picture of you happily posing with a King Billy flag, pal. And you had FUCK ALL response to it.