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    Author Topic: who else is glad celtic and rangers were not allowed into our EPL?  (Read 27 times)
    dazzling dave
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    « on: January 11, 2010, 01:02:22 PM »
    imagine all the trouble if they were let join the league .celtic fans sing ira songs so that would be bound to cause a stir amongst other fans in the epl .
    an the aftermatch trouble between rangers an celtic wud not be good for the epl and all the political hate between those two.
    am very glad those teams were rejected .let them chant those hate filled songs and batter each other in scotland
    lol zapper who else would mean somebody else besides me Wink
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