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"Very hostile atmosphere in Glasgow"

Thought this needed a thread of its own. Alex McLeods comment re the above being a reason for fans staying away from Old Firm fixtures is, to my mind, an anachronism. I have attended many matches in Glasgow throughout ICTs history ( hardly missed any probably) and have never found this to be the case. On the contrary, especially at Parkhead, the pre-match banter is excellent and hostelries are mostly very accommodating. Part of this is probably down to the fact that we are not seen as a threat to their lofty status ( the facts and figures may prove otherwise). The downsides for me are the way we are corralled into a corner, kept back after the game and overcharged for the privilege. But Rangers and Celtic both have fantastic stadiums and the fixtures have never lost their gloss for me. Getting one over these guys has you on a high for weeks. The animals can fight amongst themselves as much as they want...........it doesn't bother me........and they never have. My car has never been touched and, I am sure that, even if Mantis took his, it would remain likewise. Indeed, now I come to think of it, the only things that have been shouted at me after a game are "well done lads" or " you deserved that". It is a shame that our attendance has dwindled so much over the years............the team deserve a better support when they are down there. The quite pathetic levels attending now must be for a whole range of reasons. So what are they? Lets do a survey?

I can assure you that if you are staying away for fear of trouble then you are being misled.

Edited by Naelifts

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you're more likely to get abuse from old firm tw*ts in inverness. the type that kiss the badge when they are in the pub watching their beloved ugly sister and have never set foot in glasgow. glory hunting a****oles!

Thought the atmosphere was good today.

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Thought the atmosphere was good today.

yer havin a laugh T6, "good", the craic was Awesome!!! :twothumbsup:

before, during, and as I left Brechins an hour ago still awesome

To be honest ya can walk in to a potential scarebomb anywhere - the wrong place at the wrong time etc. To me it is a case of not going too far over the top at the end of a game -doing it in a group and in the safety of the ground environment - more chance of a scrap at Buckie or Forres than the OF.

Most hoolies these days pick on hoolie lookers. What is the point in having a go at the MOB - we are falling over already. :rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao:

Thought the atmosphere was good today.

yer havin a laugh T6, "good", the craic was Awesome!!! :twothumbsup:

before, during, and as I left Brechins an hour ago still awesome

There's a pic of you online Dude! And the Sunday Herald have identified your first half performance as the highlight of the first half!

Worst experience at a football ground was Parkhead, back in the old days of standing. It was the scottish cup with Celtic playing the old Thistle, and remember Celtic fans (adults ) sending their kids in to our crowd of 250 or so to do the toilet. We were shouted at that if we touched them we were dead. Tich Black nearly scored after about 15 minutes and we were showered with spittal from behind.

However as an ICT fan have never experienced anything like that. Ibrox and Parkheid not a bad place these days for us to visit

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