Hi Stephen,
Lets put it this way, I am married to a family of Celtic fans, and l can tell you that you must support another 'Celtic'
I have a deep respect for Celtic since the days of Jimmy Johnstone, but Celtic and Rangers have a bad reputation for trouble no matter where they go.
I have been to an old firm game and was told by my wifes family, don't speak during or after the game as Celtic fans don't like Londoners, also l have been to a few Celtic games in London namely The London Cup at Wembley, and Arsenal testimonial game and there were parts of your fans singing anti british songs, IRA chants etc this is sick.
They were down here at Brentford last week and your so called fans ran riot.
You watch on Youtube, where your fans were singing nasty songs during remembrance Sunday preparations, and Celtics director bend their heads in shame at what happens. I suggest you watch it along with the Rangers fans as well.
The biggest problem in Scottish football is that the problems from both clubs won't go away until the clubs directors say enough is enough. And ban the culprits of the trouble.
Don't get me wrong, but l have respect for Celtic, but what sent a chill down my spine was The London Cup, where Celtic fans were banned from pubs near the ground and inside they were singing songs against the British.
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Bees chief sorry for Celtic 'bad behaviour'
Jul 24 2013 By Chris Longhurst
Mark Devlin
BRENTFORD FC's chief executive has pledged to take action against hooligans who spoiled last weekend's friendly between Bees and Celtic.
Mark Devlin apologised to residents for the disruption before and after the game, and said he was saddened that the prospect of Brentford taking on Scotland’s league champions had turned sour.
The Chronicle reported how drunken Celtic fans repeatedly set off smoke bombs and invaded the pitch during the match on Saturday (20) which the Hoops won 2-1.
People living nearby also complained about noise, vandalism, and masses of litter left by the 6,000 travelling supporters who came to Griffin Park for the first time in 50 years.
Mr Devlin said: "Saturday’s match was a very good test for the First Team squad and one that will, I’m sure, stand them in good stead for the upcoming season. The Manager was very positive about the standard of opposition and a number of our players have said publically that the atmosphere was fantastic.
"Usually pre-season friendlies at Griffin Park are played in a relatively quiet stadium in front of a couple of thousand fans. This was nothing like that. The noise generated by the Celtic supporters was unlike any I have seen at a pre-season game. It was very disappointing, therefore, that the afternoon ended with a pitch invasion despite a very high police presence inside the ground.
“Fortunately, no damage was caused to the pitch or goalposts during the invasion. CCTV pictures were taken, and will be passed to the authorities and individuals who have invaded the pitch are being identified. Supporters were searched on entry and anyone found with flares or smoke bombs was denied entry.
"The use of flares and smoke bombs at football matches in England is dangerous and of growing concern to the football authorities. It was abundantly clear that some did get through and this will be discussed at the usual post-match briefing. We have been made aware of reports of several acts of anti-social behaviour caused by some Celtic fans arriving very early, having consumed a fair amount of alcohol.
“We would like to apologise to any local residents who may have suffered as a result of this behaviour. We were of the understanding that there would have been a police presence in the area of Griffin Park from early on Saturday morning, especially as some pubs were open earlier than normal.
“As always, the Club will reflect on the match with our safety group, which includes representatives of Hounslow Council and the Metropolitan Police. This will take place soon.”
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Just to prove a point regarding the Brentford V Celtic game in our local newspaper, enough s aid. Regarding Celtic fans.
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