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I won’t tell you Scott Sinclair has not experienced racism until the last year, but I suspect it is highly unlikely he has had to endure the vitriolic abuse he has gone through as a Celtic player anywhere in England. He must be wondering what century he travelled to when encountering the kind of ‘people’ who celebrate their racism.

Yesterday his name and a racist slogan was pinned to a bonfire in Belfast. Humanity is weaker as a consequence.

Scott will travel to that town on Friday to play for Celtic, a game his team-mates will ensure goes the right way. What I can tell you about Scott, is that he will respond with overwhelming drive in the season ahead. Specifically, he will rip the turf up at Ibrox in September.

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  1. The Green Man says SACK THE Board on

    I can remember it well.

     

    In the Clare Grogan West End Wonderland Days, my old ma would say before i went out, ‘mind, leave those students alone, they dont know any better:)

     

    The West End….talk about delusions of grandeur. Ive met some right eccentric characters in Byres Rd over the years, all nuts:)

     

    The West End….Las Vegas didnae huv a look in:)

     

     

    HH

  2. The Green Man says SACK THE Board on

    I was working in Tennants Bar when i was a kid.

     

    The pub had two doors, front and side.

     

    Im working one night and a regular was so smashed he could hardly stand, i says, listen i cant serve you, you have had too much to drink. He looks at me, nods his head and staggers out the front door.

     

    5 Minutes later he comes staggering through the side door, up to the bar.

     

    Before i get a chance to say anything, he looks at me and says, ‘FFS, do you work in awe the pubs roon here’:)

     

     

    HH

  3. Brogan Rogan Trevino and Hogan on

    Right

     

     

    I am away out for my lunch with a woman half my age — off Byres Road!

  4. Starry…………moi aussi!

     

     

    My lemon curd at the time was a waitress in there………circa ’87.

     

     

    Lock-In CSC

  5. BANKIEBHOY1

     

     

    Haha we must have crossed paths, I worked upstairs there for years, earlier than 87 tho’ right from when it opened and Walter still had it..

     

     

    Cracking wee joint..

     

     

    Plenty of good Tims drank there but a mixed crowd on most evenings.

     

     

    Some of Glasgow’s best looking girls worked there:))

     

     

    HH

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    Jerry Cornelius on 13th July 2017 11:13 am

     

    Did some rocket no chib clare at Glasgow Tech union

     

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    Pretty sure it was the Howff and was a flying glass/bottle that hit her.

     

     

     

    KTF

  7. Guys Deli………….? Byres Road.

     

     

    Worked in there. Eye-opener.

     

     

    Never knew there were so many food options that weren’t…….. “Findus Crispy Pancakes”

  8. VFR800 IS NOW A MONSTER 821

     

     

    Glasgow Tech mate..

     

     

    Pretty sure it was a Lone Wolves ruck…

     

     

    Don’t think they were playing but it was their band members that were involved..

  9. Starry……….

     

     

    Her initials were CB……..I remember facing stiff opposition ( pardon the expression) from one Richard Jobson …………..for her favours…….

  10. BANKIEBHOY1

     

     

    Everybody faced competition from Jobson, he was always sniffing around like a dug on heat:)))

     

     

    Deffo not one to be trusted!!

  11. The Green Man says SACK THE Board on

    Id be willing to bet, that quite a few of us would recognise each other….West End in the eighties and nineties.

     

    I was like a young Che Guevara in those days:), righting wrongs, fighting with nazi’s, waking up in the botanic gardens:)

     

    All good clean fun:)

     

     

    HH

  12. Aye………..

     

    I thought he was a laff, but he was clearly and perhaps understandably……………

     

     

    Not Safe With A Warm Loaf,..

     

    …. or given that it was the Cul de……a warm brioche!

     

     

    ;)

  13. BANKIEBHOY1

     

     

    Bumped into him a few times in Soho when I was working there, ended up bevvied and signing in the streets of that wee London enclave!

  14. Starry – my Soho boozer was always the Dog an’ Duck ( Bateman St), or The French House……

     

    Happy (hazy) Days!

  15. The Green Man says SACK THE Board on

    Wilton St

     

     

    CHYP: Council Housing for Young People 1980.

     

    A massive townhouse/flat which catered for ‘Teenagers’, run by hippy social workers.

     

    I would love to write a short skit, maybe i will.

     

    First scene: 17 yr old Green Man, and Twentysomething very lovely hippy social worker.

     

    Said hippy social worker trying to provide instruction in literature, ‘Therese Raquin, by Zola.

     

    Green Man pretending that he hasnt just read ‘Germinal’:)

     

    Hilarity:)

     

     

    HH

  16. …Starry,

     

    Bobby Gillespie was another fixture,…………….his girlfriend( also a waitress there) was friendly with mine for a while.

     

     

    Some stories. Ancient History.

  17. The Green Man says SACK THE Board on

    Scene Two: The Young Green Man gets locked in a Victorian Wardrobe by a beautiful but deranged Leonard Cohen obsessive called Mary:)

     

     

     

    HH

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    Bankiebhoy

     

     

    You would probably be in it at some point:)

     

    Wild Teenagers, Hippy Social Workers, The aftermath of the 1980 Scottish Cup Final, Byres Rd, Crazed Anarchists, Cult Members, various outrageous stunts under the influence, the hilarious contrast between the Working-class kids, and the Hippy Social Workers.

     

    And a street kid, far beyond his years:)

     

     

    HH

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