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By *976scott OP Man
over a year ago
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Couldn't make the game today as I was working but just watched some clips on Rangers TV!
Totally shocked me how bad he actually is and shows how horrible a disease motor neurone disease can be!
10 years ago he was voted by his fellow pro's the player of the year and today he struggles to walk!
Great turnout for the guy and a great cause to raise money for! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Shocking disease and tragic for the boy.
Nice of The Rangers to host a game for a player who used to play for another now dead club though" certainly not a time for petty point scoring |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Shocking disease and tragic for the boy.
Nice of The Rangers to host a game for a player who used to play for another now dead club though"
Not a fan of either club (Mr), but you would hope differences could be put to one side, for such a truly horrific disease. As usual though, some folk can't help themselves, shame on you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Im a Celtic fan born and bred and i hated Ricksen when he played against us, but i have nothing but respect for both him and the entire Rangers community today, watched some clips from today and im not ashamed to admit i had a tear in my eye and a lump in my throat, was incredible to see his fellow players show up to be cheered on by a full Ibrox.....a proud day to be a football fan no matter what club you support.
Kinky |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Im a Celtic fan born and bred and i hated Ricksen when he played against us, but i have nothing but respect for both him and the entire Rangers community today, watched some clips from today and im not ashamed to admit i had a tear in my eye and a lump in my throat, was incredible to see his fellow players show up to be cheered on by a full Ibrox.....a proud day to be a football fan no matter what club you support.
Kinky"
A nice post and also don't forget that Celtic donated ten thousand pounds to the Ricksen Charity and also lost one if there best ever players to this horrible illness,Jinky,also there have been times when good Rangers and Celtic fans stand side by side and pay respect etc. Davie Cooper,Tommy Burns,Stillian Petrov etc . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Shocking disease and tragic for the boy.
Nice of The Rangers to host a game for a player who used to play for another now dead club though" as a Celtic fan that is a truly shocking and sad comment
Some people seriously need to get a grip!!
Obviously not a Celtic fan because if you were you would know my club was founded on giving to charity as we did to ricksons today
Truly shocking comment to make
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Im a Celtic fan born and bred and i hated Ricksen when he played against us, but i have nothing but respect for both him and the entire Rangers community today, watched some clips from today and im not ashamed to admit i had a tear in my eye and a lump in my throat, was incredible to see his fellow players show up to be cheered on by a full Ibrox.....a proud day to be a football fan no matter what club you support.
Kinky
A nice post and also don't forget that Celtic donated ten thousand pounds to the Ricksen Charity and also lost one if there best ever players to this horrible illness,Jinky,also there have been times when good Rangers and Celtic fans stand side by side and pay respect etc. Davie Cooper,Tommy Burns,Stillian Petrov etc ."
Id have proudly stood in Ibrox today to applaud Fernando....no less than the man deserves, was always a scary moment when he was on the ball against us.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As another poster said,I'm Celtic, and Ricksen was THE Ger I really disliked as a player, but what's on the pitch stays there.
Awful, awful disease, that also did for one of the greatest Celts of all time.
Here's hoping one days there will be a cure. |
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By *976scott OP Man
over a year ago
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The post was never about football it was about a man who represented my club and is now seriously ill!
Great points from the other half of the city and well done to the Celtic Charity foundation for giving a big donation! Let's not forget the same illness claimed a great Scottish Player in Jimmy Johnstone!
I also agree the footage would have brought a tear to a glass eye! Not me of course far to manly for that, I was chopping onions at the time standing in a cold wind! Right! |
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"Couldn't make the game today as I was working but just watched some clips on Rangers TV!
Totally shocked me how bad he actually is and shows how horrible a disease motor neurone disease can be!
10 years ago he was voted by his fellow pro's the player of the year and today he struggles to walk!
Great turnout for the guy and a great cause to raise money for!"
Me too was crying my eyes out never thought he was so bad so soon |
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"Shocking disease and tragic for the boy.
Nice of The Rangers to host a game for a player who used to play for another now dead club though"
Words fail me.
You sold any shred of dignity you had for what you claim is a dead club.
The absolute dregs of society.
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"Shocking disease and tragic for the boy.
Nice of The Rangers to host a game for a player who used to play for another now dead club though
Words fail me.
You sold any shred of dignity you had for what you claim is a dead club.
The absolute dregs of society.
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Lol, OK.
Tragic for the boy as I said but the club he played for no longer exists. Simple as that |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Shocking disease and tragic for the boy.
Nice of The Rangers to host a game for a player who used to play for another now dead club though
Words fail me.
You sold any shred of dignity you had for what you claim is a dead club.
The absolute dregs of society.
Lol, OK.
Tragic for the boy as I said but the club he played for no longer exists. Simple as that"
Theres a time and a place....and this certainly isnt it, dont try and justify yourself it makes it worse.
No need to brung the politics into it.
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Lol, OK.
Tragic for the boy as I said but the club he played for no longer exists. Simple as that"
Shameless, totally fucking shameless.
Hope any potential meets read the shite you post and re-consider.
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"Shocking disease and tragic for the boy.
Nice of The Rangers to host a game for a player who used to play for another now dead club though
Words fail me.
You sold any shred of dignity you had for what you claim is a dead club.
The absolute dregs of society.
Lol, OK.
Tragic for the boy as I said but the club he played for no longer exists. Simple as that"
Stop digging. |
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"Shocking disease and tragic for the boy.
Nice of The Rangers to host a game for a player who used to play for another now dead club though
Words fail me.
You sold any shred of dignity you had for what you claim is a dead club.
The absolute dregs of society.
Lol, OK.
Tragic for the boy as I said but the club he played for no longer exists. Simple as that
Stop digging."
Who's digging? No me who is having hissy fits about a throwaway comment about a fucking football club. |
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I am proud that illness and death can span the sectarian divide, I remember Celtic had dignity and respect with the Ibrox diaster, I remember Walter Smith and Ally McCoist carrying Tommy Burns coffin and I respect Celtic charity foundation giving £10,000 today .......long may it continue.... |
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"You have just hijacked a thread showing sympathy to a gravely ill man.
You managed to deflect the subject to your own personal wanking fantasy.
Shameless."
Did I or did I not say its a shocking disease and is tragic for the boy?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You have just hijacked a thread showing sympathy to a gravely ill man.
You managed to deflect the subject to your own personal wanking fantasy.
Shameless.
Did I or did I not say its a shocking disease and is tragic for the boy??"
And that was all that you needed to say. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Watched clips on facebook myself just now and not ashamed to say id a lump in my throat and a tear in my eye, saw him play a good few times when i used till go over a truly terrible condition ,
& fair dues till the supporters of Celtic and other clubs for ther posts lets hope a cure is found for this and other life changing diseases |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Saw the highlights on Facebook. As celtic supporter all thoughts of rivalry were pushed aside to see this player (whom i met in real life btw) reduced to a shadow of his former self. Brought a tear to my eyes.
Hopefully someday a cure can be found for this horrible disease. |
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Not a football fan at all dont know the first thing. Even i was in tears at this today. That poor man. Hes someones son. Someones brother. Uncle and dad. Its great to see everyone stick together to support such man ill man.
#Some Clowns Dont Deserve Air. Ps Youve Did Yourself Wonders For Meets On Here Mate!
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"Not a football fan at all dont know the first thing. Even i was in tears at this today. That poor man. Hes someones son. Someones brother. Uncle and dad. Its great to see everyone stick together to support such man ill man.
#Some Clowns Dont Deserve Air. Ps Youve Did Yourself Wonders For Meets On Here Mate!
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For the last time I poked fun at the club, not the man or his illness. The mock outrage among some is far more offensive and disrespectful than anything I said |
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"Not a football fan at all dont know the first thing. Even i was in tears at this today. That poor man. Hes someones son. Someones brother. Uncle and dad. Its great to see everyone stick together to support such man ill man.
#Some Clowns Dont Deserve Air. Ps Youve Did Yourself Wonders For Meets On Here Mate!
For the last time I poked fun at the club, not the man or his illness. The mock outrage among some is far more offensive and disrespectful than anything I said"
Its funny that the only person who's responded on this thread and has received rebute from all quarters, blue and green inclusive is you???
But I suppose we're all wrong and your just understood...aye right...
the thread was about a mans illness...wee nasty and cheeky gibes from you aren't required
Cheap and nasty.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just been to watch Theory of everything. How an amazing man overcame this cruel disease.50 years ago Stephen Hawking was given 2 years to live - he's still working. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Couldn't make the game today as I was working but just watched some clips on Rangers TV!
Totally shocked me how bad he actually is and shows how horrible a disease motor neurone disease can be!
10 years ago he was voted by his fellow pro's the player of the year and today he struggles to walk!
Great turnout for the guy and a great cause to raise money for!"
I was there and have to say was totally emotional but uplifting at the same time - what a legend! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Was at the game and not a dry eye I. The house stay strong Fernando. Respect for Celtic and the majority of their fans for their kind words and support.its a horrible illness even I a diehard rangers man wouldn't wish on anyone not even the clueless cretin who thinks rangers died google it. 54 |
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