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Celtic highlighted Britain's crimes in Palestine during a traditional 'Remembrance Day' tribute to dead British soldiers. Instead of silence, the Celtic supporters defiantly sang the name of Aidan McAnespie, a young Irish Catholic civilian shot in the back by the British Army.

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Arlene O' Neill1 year ago

Did the Celtic supporters sing any songs to remember Patsy Gillespie the Irish Catholic civilian who SFIRA turned into a human car bomb?

John Anderson1 year ago

No, they did it because they are cunts. The end.

James Smith1 year ago

They're happy enough claiming British dole.

Ricky1 year ago

Do you lot remember the murder of innocent mother of ten Jean mconville shot by IRA buried in secret .

Glasgow_Bear1 year ago

The Celtic support embarrassed themselves for the world to see yet again . That’s reality

Faither-Jack1 year ago

An embarrassment to the club shitting on all the former players who served and all the Celtic fans past and present who served

Je Lo1 year ago

We will highlight your hypocrisy & arrogance in the fact that both Palestine and the IRA worked with the Nazis! Never admit to do you? YOU LOST!!! Even a statue of Sean Russell! If you hate our customs, go home & play there! Not you right to decide on our laws!!!

Stuart McColl1 year ago

Disrespectful scumbags

WAVΞS1 year ago

Desecrating the memory of those who gave their lives for our country probably isn’t a great way to garner support for your cause. Genius fc strikes again.

Patrick S Murphy1 year ago

Outfuckingstanding👏👏👏👏🍀🇮🇪

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