capitanus

Where can I buy one?

I was unsure if it was a club contrived thing or something organic which came from the supporters themselves. Didn't want to see Cappielow turn into a mini-Stamford Bridge or worse still, Firhill - but a few banners from supporters doing it off their own backs is okay i suppose.

I'll bow to your greater judgement on this. I've never really bother with social media, but someone showed me that topical image the other day and found it funny. I done a quick google search and it was on that Twitter/X page that i'd never visited before. Just out of interest, what is a 'right wing dog whistle'?

who/what are 'thu cowshed boys'?

Were these put up by the club or by supporters themselves?

https://x.com/NotFarLeftAtAll/status/1777836082668716251

I wonder if this is a 'right wing conspiracy' too: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/humza-yousafs-brother-law-arrested-32543490

Agreed.

and theres more: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-68708981

After the England Shirt going woke debacle, it's nice to see Ze Jormans going the totally opposite direction and being nostalgic for their past: https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1883259/germany-football-kit-blunder-nazi

Last time I was in Belgium was in 2008 and the two most popular beers in the local pubs seemed to be Jupiler and Maes. I wasn't all that keen on Jupiler but Maes was nice.

Ah, I see. So 'myself and a colleague had 5 330ml Stella Artois for the princely sum of 20 Euros. So 2 euros for a third of a litre.' Should have read 'myself and a colleague each had 5 x 330ml Stella Artois for the princely sum of 20 Euros. So 2 euros for a third of a litre.' Which would have made more sense. Lettuce see... €20 = £17.10 / 10 = £1.71 per can/bottle with seems okay I suppose, except its Stella Artois which I'm not overly fussed about. Okay, carry on.

So €4 for a 330ml of wifebeater. That's expensive. Do you only drink small measures because you're a wee guy?

Ahem, I'm sure he likes a 'banger'.

They are all wet though? Seriously, unless its something like Tennents Super Lager which is fucking revolting and avoidable at all costs, you tend not to notice the strength until you get pissed quicker than you normally would. I always thought that most beer and lagers was between 4%-5% ABV as standard, and occasionally there were a few north of the 5% mark. Still, it is indicative of the times we live in when football supporters are being 'warned' about the strength of the local beer. Especially as most who will be travelling would have already experienced it (or similar) over the years.