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[minestrone]

Ask Minestrone, he seems to think that the Freemasonary is an offshot of the Orange Lodge.

It is in Glasgow.

[Churchill]

Ask Minestrone, he seems to think that the Freemasonary is an offshot of the Orange Lodge.

You broached the subject. Why don't you tell us all?

It's Freemasonry btw.

[Churchill]

It is in Glasgow.

Oh no it isn't.

Panto season already, is it?

[Pickle2]

I agree, it's a football club to me, unlike the white supremacists in Ibrox who would not knowingly sign a Catholic for 60 years.

Honest question. Do any of you actually goto church week in, week out?

Or do you consider yourself a Catholic just because you think you are one. Or a protestant just because your dad thought he was one.

All seems bonkers to me. Its like fighting over a bit of land that no one actually wants to live on.

[Incognito]

I agree, it's a football club to me, unlike the white supremacists in Ibrox who would not knowingly sign a Catholic for 60 years.

Again spouting crap without researching. Read Bill Murrays book and you'll note with interest the following players:

Pat Lafferty (1886)
Tom Dunbar (1891–1892)
J. Tutty (1899–1900)
Archie Kyle (1904–1908)
Willie Kivlichan (1906–1907)
Colin Mainds (1906–1907)
Tom Murray (1907–1908)
William Brown (1912)
Joe Donnachie (circa.1914–1918)
John Jackson (1917)
Laurie Blyth (1951–1952)
Don Kitchenbrand (1955–1956)
Hugh O'Neill (1976)
John Spencer (1985–1992)

All Catholic.

[Incognito]

You broached the subject. Why don't you tell us all?

It's Freemasonry btw.

Sorry, I stand corrected with the spelling. To note, I don't think the Freemasons are a sectarian organisation at all. Minestrone does.

[minestrone]

Oh no it isn't.

Panto season already, is it?

You try get a practicing Catholic into a Mason's hall in Glasgow, no feckin chance it will happen.

[Incognito]

Honest question. Do any of you actually goto church week in, week out?

Or do you consider yourself a Catholic just because you think you are one. Or a protestant just because your dad thought he was one.

All seems bonkers to me. Its like fighting over a bit of land that no one actually wants to live on.

I entirely agree with you mate. I was christened COS, but to me religion is all a big fairy tale and the root of a lot of the problems in this world. Last time I stepped foot in a church was about 10 years ago, but Minestrone would have me painted as this great drum banging orange man just because I support Rangers. Which in my eyes is just as bigoted as the FTP lot.

[Churchill]

Again spouting crap without researching. Read Bill Murrays book and you'll note with interest the following players:

Pat Lafferty (1886)
Tom Dunbar (1891–1892)
J. Tutty (1899–1900)
Archie Kyle (1904–1908)
Willie Kivlichan (1906–1907)
Colin Mainds (1906–1907)
Tom Murray (1907–1908)
William Brown (1912)
Joe Donnachie (circa.1914–1918)
John Jackson (1917)
Laurie Blyth (1951–1952)
Don Kitchenbrand (1955–1956)
Hugh O'Neill (1976)
John Spencer (1985–1992)

All Catholic.

There you go!

In 106 years they've had 14 of 'em!

[cailin maith]

should I?

Deffo...

I agree, it's a football club to me, unlike the white supremacists in Ibrox who would not knowingly sign a Catholic for 60 years.

It's a great pub!

Yes, it is...

Honest question. Do any of you actually goto church week in, week out?

Me