We’ve seen some pretty disgusting reactions to the racist abuse that Glen Kamara received some weeks ago at the hands of Ondrej Kudela which continues to this day on his social media accounts but we may have seen the worst yet in the past few days.
For some reason only known to themselves, various Celtic blogs and fans sites have taken to social media in an attempt to stir racial hatred but this time in the form of sectarianism, the incident in question coming after St Johnstone’s last minute equaliser on Sunday.
The Celtic Blog was once again front and centre looking to spark outrage, condemning journalists, ex-pros and organisations that fight inequality on a daily basis for not holding Rangers to account.
And what is it that was said that was so offensive? Have a listen to the clip below, warning, there is some strong language:
Lol, no https://t.co/2XF5kY8HRV pic.twitter.com/av7uXsXARz
— Brian Firth (@Superca45615305) April 27, 2021
“Can’t even f***ing organise ourselves, picking people up!!”
The blogger claims he has written to MSPs and heard nothing, Show Racism the Red Card and heard nothing, and there’s a reason for this, because he has started with an agenda and worked back the way, you can’t just make things up against people or an organisation because you don’t like them.
Vital Rangers Young Player of the Year
Ianis Hagi
Nathan Patterson
James Maxwell
Stephen Kelly
This is nothing to do with bigotry, “whataboutery” or conspiracy and everything to do with a Celtic fan that can’t take getting beat and is trying to create a problem that simply isn’t there. In his article, it doesn’t take much to notice that he doesn’t reference or include a copy of the “incident”, funny that, isn’t it?