Why is the term 'no surrender' associated with glasgow rangers fc?

Apr 16, 2006 by penmaster4life | Posted in Scottish Football (Soccer)

I understnad that the basis for this is religeon, but I do not know how it all fits together.

It is a simple way a little weird. U see Rangers and Celtic are in the west of Scotland where a large number of Irish settled in way back when.

Why do some Northern Ireland soccer fans wear Glasgow Rangers FC tops?

May 20, 6655 by Gerry McG | Posted in 2006 FIFA World Cup(TM)

Support Glasgow Rangers? Northern Ireland? Both? Why? What's the connection?

because we support them simple as that...

Protestants are brung up to support Rangers, Catholics are brung up to support Celtic... Wearing the top just shows who you are... some people just wear it for them reasons but most of us do support

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3 In a row 2008 Oliver Kahn Petr Czech Gianluigi Buffon Iker Casillas Football Futbol Futebol Futboll Soccer Fußball Cristiano Ronaldo Ronaldinho Thierry Henry Fernando Torres Lionel Messi Zlatan Ibrahimovic Francesco Totti Franck Ribery Luca Toni... a big rivalry is great for scottish football cause if u took one old firm team away then nobody outside scotland would be interested in scottish football but because of this rivalry they are. fuck off, celtic and rangers are football teams, even though we slag each other without each other we would die.

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