Do Scottish fans put aside their differences when they support Scotland? Do all the Rangers and Celtic fans suddenly become best friends at World Cup time?
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LOL. Scotland don't play in world cups so we can't remember :-)Originally posted by swamp View PostDo Scottish fans put aside their differences when they support Scotland? Do all the Rangers and Celtic fans suddenly become best friends at World Cup time?
Celtic fans (tims) usually gravitate towards RoI and Rangers fans (huns) support england.
Us unbiased neutrals hate both sides of the rangers/celtic brigade equally.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Why are the Celtic fans called tims?
The hun one I think I get, some German connection I guess?Bazza gets caught
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For someone called Tim Malloy?!Originally posted by cailin maith View PostWhy are the Celtic fans called tims?
The hun one I think I get, some German connection I guess?
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Thanks.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostBazza gets caught
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The 'tims' come from Tim Malloy and there are various conflicting explanations for it. One being that it was used as a generic name for Irish immigrants in the early 1900's in the same way as all WW2 germans were called 'Fritz' and British soldiers were all called 'Tommy'. Also seen claimed that Tim Malloy was a well known Irish Republican but I don't know and don't really care if it's true.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostWhy are the Celtic fans called tims?
The hun one I think I get, some German connection I guess?
The hun one is, as you say, from the Rangers connection to Britian and the protestant (German) monarchy, but I'm sure Shaunbhoy and Incog will be along to correct me on both, seeing as how I'm a 'mutton molester'
When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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