sam english campaign

miren · **Joined:** Sun Jun 08, 2008 9:38 am **Posts:** 1845

i am sick and tired of rangers supporters--honestly--they are below the status of animals--sub animal not even sub human--- the latest craze sweeping the inbred bigots is to try and get Sam English to be remembered as a footballing legend for his "goal scoring prowess in one season in 1931"---sam english was the guy who accidentally ran into celtic goalkeeper john thomson--john thomson died from the injuries---now the huns are trying to make him a hero for one good season over 70 years ago?--thats the biggest pile of donkey manure-in the history of the world---- a footballing legend he only scored 5 more goals than mcdonald did this season 70 years ago-----see whats worse is sam english never recovered mentally from that and now long after he died hes being used as a tool to further the bigotry at ibrox towards celtic supporters

T.D. · **Posted:** Wed Jul 30, 2008 12:24 pm

what else do you expect from scotland's shame?

they keep lowering themselves further and further.

miren · **Joined:** Sun Jun 08, 2008 9:38 am **Posts:** 1845

TylerDurden wrote:

what else do you expect from scotland's shame?

they keep lowering themselves further and further.

i know-- i know-- but they are a disease

RudyFlyerCSC · **Posted:** Wed Jul 30, 2008 4:10 pm

To be fair, English was haunted by Thompson's death until he died. But it just shows what Huns are about. There was a banner on the Huns web page honoring him as well. Most of Scotland's Shame see him as the guy that killed the Celtic player, but don't realize that the guy was haunted because of it. Typical huns...only have half the story...

johnhug08 · **Joined:** Mon Jan 21, 2008 2:09 am **Posts:** 2483

i was about to write exactly what rudy did

so there

T.D. · **Posted:** Fri Aug 15, 2008 9:26 pm

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A picture tells a thousands stories so they say and what a story the Sam English one is!A hero a victim ,Sam must have experienced them all. Sam lived the dream playing for the famous Rangers FC and setting a record that would still be unbroken 75 years on, 44 goals in 35 league games. This weekend the Rangers support celebrate the centenary with a selection of events organised by a group of Bears celebrating the life of a legend.On Friday afternoon at Ibrox stadium (Argyle reception) we invite all Rangers fans to view a portrait of the legend “Sam English”.

The painting will be on display from 2pm until 4pm Friday 15th Aug 2008 giving fans a chance to view a superb piece of art free of charge. This is a one off opportunity for fans interested in the history of this great club but cant make the dinner on the Saturday night.So why not pop along to Ibrox and view the tribute in person, bring your family, bring your dad or granddad not just for you but for Sammy! For Sammy wore the Rangers blue and Sammy he walked tall! The artist responsible for this superb piece of work , Helen Runciman isn't new to Rangers history as she not only painted the portraits of Bill Struth, Davie Cooper and Bobby Shearer but she's also a Rangers fan herself giving it that “special” bluenose finish.

These huns will never give up. We all know why they worship him. I feel sorry for him. He felt terrible after the incident and now its being used to paint him with a brush long since he passed on.

J-Rod · **Posted:** Fri Aug 15, 2008 10:31 pm

bobbybhoy · **Joined:** Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:03 pm **Posts:** 209

When your teams shit ya gotta do something... leave it the inbreds to make asses of themselves..

The_Team_Nurse · **Posted:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 12:29 am

TylerDurden wrote:

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A picture tells a thousands stories so they say and what a story the Sam English one is!A hero a victim ,Sam must have experienced them all. Sam lived the dream playing for the famous Rangers FC and setting a record that would still be unbroken 75 years on, 44 goals in 35 league games. This weekend the Rangers support celebrate the centenary with a selection of events organised by a group of Bears celebrating the life of a legend.On Friday afternoon at Ibrox stadium (Argyle reception) we invite all Rangers fans to view a portrait of the legend “Sam English”.

The painting will be on display from 2pm until 4pm Friday 15th Aug 2008 giving fans a chance to view a superb piece of art free of charge. This is a one off opportunity for fans interested in the history of this great club but cant make the dinner on the Saturday night.So why not pop along to Ibrox and view the tribute in person, bring your family, bring your dad or granddad not just for you but for Sammy! For Sammy wore the Rangers blue and Sammy he walked tall! The artist responsible for this superb piece of work , Helen Runciman isn't new to Rangers history as she not only painted the portraits of Bill Struth, Davie Cooper and Bobby Shearer but she's also a Rangers fan herself giving it that “special” bluenose finish.

These huns will never give up. We all know why they worship him. I feel sorry for him. He felt terrible after the incident and now its being used to paint him with a brush long since he passed on.

Sad and pathetic. The Hun are actually stooping low enough to dishonor one of their own.

T.D. · **Posted:** Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:59 pm

heard there will be a big display on sunday for sam english

6 days from the anniversary of the accident

how many levels of low do huns have?

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