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Celtic fans respond to Aberdeen supporter calling out ‘h-un behaviour’ towards Japanese Hampden heroes

Racism is a part of football that Celtic fans have had to deal with ever since the club was formed.

Let’s not call it sectarianism because that’s the term the Scottish media use to make themselves feel comfortable about it.

Celtic fans have had to endure this sort of abuse not just from Rangers fans but from other quarters in Scotland as well.

Whilst the media turn a blind eye to anti-Celtic/Catholic/Irish racism, sites like mine call it out continuously.

The media will have you believe that it’s a West of Scotland problem but it is absolutely not. Celtic fans have had to endure racist abuse at Ross County, Rangers and Hearts.

And it seems that more racism took place against Celtic’s players in yesterday’s scudding of Aberdeen in the League Cup semi-final at Hampden.

Aberdeen fan calls out Hampden racism towards Celtic trio Kyogo Furuhashi, Reo Hatate and Daizen Maeda

Clearly fuming at their team being taken apart by Celtic, it’s clear some Aberdeen fans resorted to Rangers behaviour at Hampden yesterday.

A fan posted on X, “A great day out marred by a disappointing ninety minutes. Disappointed by the result, the performance and the fans around me who felt the need to racially abuse Celtic’s Japanese players. Hun behaviour, we should be above that.

“Thankfully the majority of our fans were a credit to the club. To be making more noise than the Celtic fans when 6-0 down is unbelievable.”

We’ll let him away with his nonsensical ‘more noise than the Celtic fans’ comment because calling out his own fans’ racist behaviour should be commended.

And it was by the Celtic support:

Final word goes to this Dons fans who implored that the Aberdeen support don’t act like Rangers fans:


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