is there any reports of crowd trouble at the scottish junior cup tie between Whitburn and Shotts Bon Accord?
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Yes, it was in the Daily Record. Fireworks were thrown onto the pitch by hooligans from BOTH sides of fans. Play did continue after the incident.
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I've got an offensive name you know!  So Scots-lad U think we are all just gettin laid on the net.  The night me and Anne and LF and Jeff C et al, went round to Fudgies for an orgy, it was very clean and tidy and no smelly socks actually!!!  \n\nI think the Huns will get Humped too but probably not by celic!  They will raise there game and hold on for a 1-1 jammy draw and le gwendoline will be an all conquerin hero again and nobody will notice when they get HUMPED by Hibs a few weeks later!\n\nNice hat sweetie!! x
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dont worry.\n\nthey are going to play in grounds. not in roads.
857571
ARE YOU ALLOWED TO SWEAR,HAS IT GOT SPELL CHECKER? IF NOT THERE NO BE ANY RANGERS SUPPORTERS..LOL
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as long as they keep the english holligans away from the WC, then the english fans shouldn't pick up trouble, \n\nas usual, its a selected few that make all the trouble
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Why don't you rouse a few players up and get a decent Scottish team together then, instead of consistently posting anti-English questions?\n\nI like Scottish people, and have lots of Scottish friends, and you just need to get a life and a decent hobby.
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no but search for crap football team website and you'll find it. Or search peterborugh fc website, either one. \n\nChester!
829153
they play in glasgow perhaps?
627531
I am not a conspiracy theorist but I am a firm believer that the Kirin Cup was an opportunity to blood uncapped players into the international stage with nothing to lose, would Alexander, Teal, Boyd etc. have been given the opportunity to be in the squad never mind to shine for their nation if Marshall and co were taken to japan.\nI for one thank Celtic for not letting their players go to Japan, I have now seen evidence the national team is on the up since the magician that is Walter Smith has taken charge.
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I have followed Villa for over 40 years and have never heard this said before. I don't think religion has ever been an issue in football in Birmingham. Obviously it has a history between Celtic and Rangers but this has not spilt over to any parts of England as far as I know.
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What has the size of the crowd got to do with the quality of the football? Scottish football was in a much better state in the 70's than it is now or has been for many years. I saw Celtic play Leeds Utd in the European Cup at Hampden around 1971 and there was a crowd of around 130,000 but those teams were much better than some of the rubbish that is dished up today.
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CROWD - Good Luck Mate
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Alexander George Cheyne (ref got spelling wrong) scored the winner for SCOTLAND direct from a corner in 89th minute of a British Championship game against England on 13th April 1929.\n\nThe match was played at Hampden Park in front of 110512 people.\n\nWorth a beer from all you MX fantasy football managers?
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Celtic played Motherwell in 1987 and the attendance was 13500. I think that was the lowest ever.\nFor the record Rangers lowest ever recorded home attendance was 6500. This was in the mid 80's.
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Bolton Wanderers 2 West Ham United 0 (FACF)\nWembley's first event was the FA Cup Final of 1923 and that April day was marked by some unprecedented scenes. Before the match a huge crowd outside the stadium rushed the gates, burst through the barriers and swarmed onto the field of play. More than 200,000 people attempted to squeeze into a ground that had been built to accommodate 125,000.\n\nIt took forty-five minutes after the time fixed for the kick-off for mounted police to clear the pitch, with PC George Scorey and his white horse "Billy" particularly visible. The first Wembley goal came only a couple of minutes after the delayed start, and David Jack, Bolton's inside-right, was the scorer. Eight minutes into the second period Bolton scored another, clinching goal. John Smith took a pass from Vizard on the left and sent in a half-volley. The ball hit the back of a net pulled tight by the crowd behind it and rebounded back into play.\n\n\nSo the answer is David Jack of Bolton Wanderers
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Willie Johnstone (playing for Rangers) took three penalties in a match against St Johnstone.\n\nHe scored two from the spot and netted the third from a rebound in a League game at Muirton on Nov 6th 1971. Alex MacDonald notched the other goal for Rangers and Jim Pearson countered for Saints.
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i am too from scotland and i think the macdonald brothers are awful, i think its a shame that good artists have gone out of the competition because the whole of ayrshire feels they should vote for them. its rubbish and embarrassin.