
The Green Brigade were formed in 2006 and have came a long way since then.
Season 2006/07 End of season video = http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... 9147696622
Season 2007/08 End of season video
Season 2008/09 End of season video
by GlasgowCeltic » Sun Mar 28, 2010 4:15:22 pm
by ssfcultra » Sun Mar 28, 2010 6:58:58 pm
by FuzzyForeigner » Mon Mar 29, 2010 8:48:53 am
by GlasgowCeltic » Mon Mar 29, 2010 9:04:37 am
by GlasgowCeltic » Mon Mar 29, 2010 9:09:44 am
FuzzyForeigner wrote:is it me, or is ultra culture making its way back into scottish, english football?
I would be curious to see your thoughts. I have noticed a more "continenta;" approach to support in recent years.
by ssfcultra » Mon Mar 29, 2010 10:40:33 am
by GlasgowCeltic » Mon Mar 29, 2010 1:36:13 pm
ssfcultra wrote:Over here people like to dress in replicas. I have two Sounders replicas and only ever wear them to training for ECS FC and sometimes around the office. We're actively encouraging people to ditch the replicas in favor of a more casual look but it's a slow-go. Thus our images look only half decent right now. Size-wise we're great. Just need more people thinking about the gear they wear to matches.
What did the club do to Green Brigade? It looks as though your section banner has been upside-down all season. Also, I know that Celtic gets labeled as being heavily involved in sectarianism. Does this occur anymore? Did this have an influence on your group being leftist? Is the agreement with St. Pauli formal or not?
by ProdigalReality » Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:01:03 pm
by GlasgowCeltic » Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:13:13 pm
ProdigalReality wrote:I'm probably one of few who would love to see Celtic play the Sounders here. Outside of Juventus, I've been a fan of Celtic for a while.
Plus, all the love that Celtic has for the Polish players, I'm all over that.
Would love to hit up Glasgow for a Celtic game some time in my life.
How's the violence on gameday? We still hear the occasional stories of fans being assaulted post match, and it's honestly one of my biggest problems about thinking of catching a game.
by Seattlegooner » Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:47:32 pm
by Seattlegooner » Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:48:27 pm
GlasgowCeltic wrote:FuzzyForeigner wrote:is it me, or is ultra culture making its way back into scottish, english football?
I would be curious to see your thoughts. I have noticed a more "continenta;" approach to support in recent years.
Mate, I think your thinking of the casual scene? The Ultra thing isn't very big here just now, fairly new if I'm honest with there only ever being 3 real Ultra groups in Scotland, the rest are just tifo and even at that there isn't a lot of tifo groups.
Having a look at a few ECS videos etc you are miles ahead of us visually etc but the only downside I can see is the dress code, over here and all over Europe we follow the casual scene which was all over the terraces in the 80's and it seems it's making a return and I personally think it looks cracking .
by TraditionalSkin89 » Mon Mar 29, 2010 8:47:53 pm
Seattlegooner wrote:GlasgowCeltic wrote:FuzzyForeigner wrote:is it me, or is ultra culture making its way back into scottish, english football?
I would be curious to see your thoughts. I have noticed a more "continenta;" approach to support in recent years.
Mate, I think your thinking of the casual scene? The Ultra thing isn't very big here just now, fairly new if I'm honest with there only ever being 3 real Ultra groups in Scotland, the rest are just tifo and even at that there isn't a lot of tifo groups.
Having a look at a few ECS videos etc you are miles ahead of us visually etc but the only downside I can see is the dress code, over here and all over Europe we follow the casual scene which was all over the terraces in the 80's and it seems it's making a return and I personally think it looks cracking .
Bring on the Burberry and Fred Perry bitches!