Off Topic Pointless point-scoring thread

Sevco fans have today taken oneupmanship to whole new level.

After moaning like **** about a banner depicting a sniper shooting zombies, the Sevconians have today relaxed their anti-weapon stance by placing a massive **** off Cannon on their pitch.

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Some say it is a tribute to the Arsenal shares, others contend it is to demonstrate to the fans what taxes pay for.

To everyone else it is just cringeworthy ironic jingoism.

 

Hot shot Hamish

You'll get no tanks for puns like that.

 

[video=youtube;CcQweyjF7dw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcQweyjF7dw[/video]



Their programme is ****ing hilariously cringey....

 

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BetFred Displaying "Newco Rangers" Sign
This was is in their shop in Drumoine today.

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Plenty Bears been contacting them via twitter with BetFred responding to the RST as can be seen below.

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I'd say anyone with a BetFred account should consider contacting them informing them you will no longer bet with them until they say why it was used in the first place and confirm it will not be used again.

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:lol::champs:

:zombie::zombie::zombie:

 

ah ye bastard rebel, I did my own obsessed thread on that

 

Sorry Mick, i use this thread to channel my inner Ned Dog. I can't wait till monday till we get to hear about James McClean and minutes silences.

 

Ave Godda bidda va cold

 

Yes I am waiting for the collective cries of disgrace bestowed upon us for not bowing our heads to an institution we genuinely have no care for.

 

I made the mistake of getting into it already on the Sunderland board. Who'd have thought that they'd have two Ben's of their own on there.

 

Lest we forget:

THE playing of the sectarian Famine Song by a band taking part in an Remembrance Day parade outside a Catholic church has been condemned by nationalist politicians, clergy and community leaders.

The Apprentice Boys last night described the incident in which the Dunmurry Protestant Boys struck up the controversial tune as "unfortunate" and a "minor infringement" and hit out at attacks it says were carried out against participants in its parade.

In a statement the order condemned nationalist protesters it accused of breaching determinations.

And contrary to reports, the organisation said it had not expelled the band involved in the playing of the music.

"It is unfortunate that a minor infringement which was down to a breakdown in communication has allowed others to look at the outcome of yesterday's remembrance parade with a negative outcome," an Apprentice Boys spokesman said.

It was the second time the song - banned in Scotland - had been played outside St Patrick's church in central Belfast in the last six months.

On the Twelfth of July, the Young Conway Volunteers were filmed playing the Famine Song while marching in circles outside St Patrick's.

The PSNI said it was investigating the incident and also an alleged attack on a parade member.

The administrator at St Patrick's on Donegall Street said he was disappointed at the conduct of the band but optimistic that talking would continue.

However, Fr Michael Sheehan said people in the area were losing patience with the loyal orders after repeated flouting of determinations.

"I am disappointed that the determination has been broken again. This is the fourth time, the fourth month and the fourth parade this has happened," he said.

The Apprentice Boys said its members moved to stop the band from playing the song and expressed its concern "that there were also several breaches of the determination by Carrick Hill Residents Group including attempts to physically assault their members and a number of incidents when parading and playing members were spat on by protestors, that along with the verbal abuse which was directed at this parade".

The Carrick Hill Concerned Residents Committee hit out at the Parades Commission earlier this week after five bands were told they could play hymns at the flashpoint.

The ruling came after residents and the Apprentice Boys met for the first time last month in a bid to reach a deal ahead of the march.

Chairman of the group Frank Dempsey said Saturday's breach had caused insult to people.

"Now we have another march coming up on December 1 and we have to ask, when is someone going to uphold these determinations? Here we are again," Mr Dempsey said.

 

Who knew there were more people like Benjamin in this world?

Proper mentals. I am, glad that at least some folk were receptive. It is kinda weird to see it.