@rightgrand wrote:
If you really think that it's coincidence that supporters of a football club have certain political beliefs, and that this has nothing to do with religion then you need to read up on the history of it all. The blokes booting a ball around on the pitch are almost irrelevant really.
I don't need to read up on it at all. As I said I lived in Scotland for 20 years. I know all about the history of the old firm and all the tribalism and yes of course religion is a major part of all that. However my original point remains valid that Glasgow Rangers supporters are the one large demographic of Scots who want to remain part of the UK and that may involve religion as well as politics. However there is no way Scottish protestants who do not support Glasgow Rangers feel any need, either as a group or individually, to remain in the UK.
