cheadlehulmeblue
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anyone see them come past, throwing bottles, kicking over the tables and chairs?
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hamburg at the waldorf
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sput the wonder pig
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Waldorf Salad ??
probably right as Hamburg come over to most of the old firm games, they drink in the Glasweigan pub and its done up on the outside with all the Hamburg flags !!! Rangers went down to Newcastle the other week to team up with Chelsea and fight the barcodes so wouldnt suprise me if they where down last night
zandvoort blue
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tolmie said:probably right as Hamburg come over to most of the old firm games, they drink in the Glasweigan pub and its done up on the outside with all the Hamburg flags !!! Rangers went down to Newcastle the other week to team up with Chelsea and fight the barcodes so wouldnt suprise me if they where down last night
A mate said there were Rangers fans in Piccadilly. Sad fuckers ...........cheapstake sweaties as usual, as it`s only a £5 they`ll buy a match ticket. Hope Celtic do them every time from now on.
After last season`s final at COMS another excuse to despise these sad twats.
There was a mighty big firm congregating on Ducie Street near that hostel behind Piccadilly. Not a scarf, shirt, or flag amongst them and all handy looking lads round their late teens/ early twenties. My first thought was that they were the really scary MIB......
I wondered why the bottom tier of Hamburg fans were singing 'Glasgow Rangers' and pointing to the top tier. In fact, there were two large Union flags in the Eastern corner of that top tier with 'Glasgow Rangers' written on. I couldn't work out if they were brought by the Hamburg fans or by Rangers, but the answer seems clear to me now, if rather sad and sinister. I have always wondered who it is that has the time and the money to not only support your own team but join up with fans of other clubs, just on the off-chance of a little fisticuffs in the street. Weird.
Ruhr
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friendship with other clubs and visiting their matches is quite usual in germany