The Rangers fans really have outdone themselves as their anti-Celtic sectarian songbook takes a battering.
It has to be said though that the only people who are slaughtering the Rangers fans are sites like Born Celtic and the English media. The Scottish media should be hanging their heads in shame with their silence towards the sectarian issue.
As Rangers fans disgraced themselves in Manchester with more violent arrests, another video has emerged of their racist signing that will not shock the Celtic support.
Latest video of Rangers fans and their anti-Celtic Manchester singing emerges
Rangers fans picked up in Dundee where they left off in Manchester as broadcasters continue to pretend that sectarian signing doesn’t happen in Scotland.
But the brilliant X account The Fast Lovin’ Sin-Soaked Heathen posted the following video of the Rangers fans in Manchester disgracing themselves along with this description, “Had to endure, along with a carriage full of fellow Manchester tram commuters, 20 minutes of non-stop vile sectarian bile from so-called Rangers supporters on their way to Old Trafford for the Man United Europa League game.
“95% of their songbook was about F*nian B*stards, Roman Catholics, the Pope and the IRA – with the other 5% being Gers songs with the above add-ons
“Their repertoire didn’t contain one single “normal” football song These were guys in their 40s and 50s – not silly wee boys.
“This was a common theme in Manchester city centre throughout the day, with the GMP turning a blind eye to openly racist, sectarian anti-Irish Catholic chants.
“Ally McCoist praised the “amazing” Rangers support. Will he & other decent fans be brave enough to call it out?
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— The Fast Lovin' Sin-Soaked Heathen (@fast_sin) January 25, 2025
Had to endure, along with a carriage full of fellow Manchester tram commuters, 20 minutes of non-stop vile sectarian bile from so-called Rangers supporters on their way to Old Trafford for the Man United Europa League game.
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Even listening, never mind watching a video, makes the majority of Scotland, not just Celtic’s fans cringe.
But as the establishment and those who are meant to keep law and order in our streets ignore this issue it’s little wonder the morons from Ibrox not only believe these divisive songs are perfectly okay.
