News broke yesterday about a landmark judge ruling that said using the term ‘Hun’ is not sectarian.
Rangers fans tend to try and use this as a point scoring term whilst remaining oblivious to the fact their main anthem, The Billy Boys, is about a well known knife gangster, Billy Fullerton, who targeted Irish Catholics in vicious sectarian attacks (Glasgow Live)
In fact, scratch that, they are well aware of song’s connotations as they have had stands shut down by UEFA for singing the song. However, after a judge ruled that the term ‘hun’ is not sectarian.
The meltdown from the Ibrox hordes ensued which led to this idiotic post on X by a well know Rangers troll:
The call was backed by some fellow Bears as one who was raging about it not being sectarian used, well, sectarianism to make his point, “Into these dirty f*nians, free speech and hate speech is alive and well. God bless Scotland.”
Another said, “All these Anti British F*nians that are taking rulings by British Judges as Gospel when it suits 🙄 🤣🤣🤣🤣”
One was refreshingly honest about the song, “Has it ever gone away? 🕺🏻” although I believe he was being sarcastic. And another issued a warning but it seems he was okaying the singing of the song during SPFL games, “Not in Europe. We do it and we will get heavily punished.”
Rangers fans roasted for sectarian calls
The Celtic fans do what they do best and put the Rangers fans bang to rights with their brilliant replies on the social media thread.
The irony of these fans is off the scale. As one fan pointed out, that song has never went away.
It’s belted out every second week at Ibrox without any of the Scottish media batting an eyelid.
Let’s see what happens this afternoon but I wouldn’t hold out much hope that when it is sung, anything will be done about it.
