Hey Mr RangeRover, I have a sense of humour, I laugh at Bob Monkhouse jokes (only kidding). I just got a bit cheesed off at people thinking that the city was a dump and that we (Glaswegians) are all nutters, so I went into defensive mode. What I meant about being friendly was that we like to talk to folk, have a laugh and joke and get them to buy all the drinks. After reading all the comments I think most rovers fans enjoyed our hospitality. Ok, you put me on the spot. I admit I have seen some violent incidents when walking the dog and he only gets taken out after I’ve watched Coronation Street and Eastenders. On being Mr Wordplay I don’t think so, I had to look up the dictionary and see what both words meant. About the main topic – football. Rovers played some great football and were very unlucky. Celtic were pish and extremely lucky. But as saying goes "c'est la vie" I hope the worst team wins.

RangeRover can’t you read. Uddersfelt Blue actually wrote the word comparable not resembled. These words have different meanings. The suggestion was that Parkhead and the east end was similar or equal to living in Beirut. Does that mean that people are running about with kalashnikov riffles, rocket launchers or using T74 tanks to kill one another, I think not. I agree there is a lot of poverty; deprivation and wasteland in this area but Glasgow City council are trying to resolve this with the new housing initiative. I've never seen many (if any) violent incidents” are you my shadow; do you follow me about all day, every day? That is not a viewpoint it is a fact. “The friendliest city in the world”. That is my opinion, it is not rubbish. You may disagree and everybody has the right to do so. But I bet the majority of Glaswegians and tourists would disagree with your viewpoint and probably say, “You are talking rubbish”

Hey Uddersfelt Blue I’m from the east end of Glasgow and I take great exception to your comments/advice re football games in my side of town and about my city! In fact your comments shouldn’t deserve a reply, but I feel I must. I have lived in the east end of Glasgow all my life and have been a season ticket holder (Celtic) for many years. I am an articulate and intelligent individual as most Celtic fans and Glaswegians are. Unfortunately, just like any other big City in Europe we have an inherent problem with crime. I however am fortunate not to have witnessed many (if any) violent incidents. Do us all a favour and visit our City and make up your own mind instead of being led by some guy who obviously had to leave the city probably through some fault of his own!!!!!!! And not anything to do with the “friendliest people in the world”. Finally, if you are looking for some facts the last 9 football related murders in Glasgow (which spans over 10 years) have been committed by Rangers fans on Celtic fans on days of the “Old Firm” match. Just chill out and enjoy.