| Union Jacks & Loyalists 09:18 - Nov 25 with 46484 views | SwanSwan |
I noticed a new flag yesterday which I assume to be a loyalist flag. The Ulster hand and Rangers badge with Union Jack colours. Just wondering what the significance of this is?
I don't personally see how this or the Union Jack represents Swansea in any way. I get that plenty people identify as British but given the Union Jack is a amalgamation of each flag in the union aside from Wales why would we choose to display it in a Welsh football ground? Its almost seems welcoming to our opposition.
Do those that fly these flags not consider themselves Welsh too? Is there another political agenda at play here? Looking for an explanation of the Swansea Loyalist subculture really.
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:44 - Nov 25 with 3198 views | Catullus |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:26 - Nov 25 by trampie |
Swansea is a Welsh club. |
Maybe we should be playing in the Welsh league then, maybe Berwick should be kicked out of the Scottish league and can take our place. Who replaces the other Welsh teams though?
This is a Welsh club, for Welsh people!! it's quite ridiculous. Or is it, maybe I should roll up to Old Trafford and weed out every non Mancunian, or maybe just every non English supporter and send them home.
I wonder, would Trampie and Kilkenny complain or be happy if Wales went Indy and our football teams were kicked out of the English league? I'm not saying that it would happen, just asking the question. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:45 - Nov 25 with 3198 views | SA4 |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:26 - Nov 25 by trampie |
Swansea is a Welsh club. |
Correct. But the original post I was replying to mentioned there was no need for political/nationalistic symbolism on football flags. Surely a Welsh independence flag is exactly that?😂 [Post edited 25 Nov 2018 11:46]
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:45 - Nov 25 with 3194 views | pencoedjack |
Some snowflakes about there days ....
If a Swansea/Celtic flag was on show at the Liberty id have a moment of distaste then forget about it.
There was a guy with a Neath rugby shirt on in the East anyone offended by that? |  | | |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:47 - Nov 25 with 3183 views | Darran |
Anyone that says it’s not bizarre to hang a flag with another teams crest on it at the Liberty is either lying or a bit fuçking thick. |  |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:48 - Nov 25 with 3181 views | Loyal |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:26 - Nov 25 by trampie |
Swansea is a Welsh club. |
In a union of countries represented by the union Jack. |  |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:48 - Nov 25 with 3172 views | Lohengrin |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:26 - Nov 25 by trampie |
Swansea is a Welsh club. |
Got up this morning and decided you believe in the Idea of the nation again, have you?
No borders is out of the window this week then, Tramp?  |  |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:49 - Nov 25 with 3171 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 10:21 - Nov 25 by raynor94 |
The Union Jack was loud and proud yesterday Kilks, surely you couldn't have missed it, if you were there? |
Frankly, I much prefer a proper national flag to a political flag.
So ....Y ddraig goch, or the flag of St George ✅
The so-called ‘butchers apron’ ... not so much. Wales never joined any union. Not our flag.
That said, what would we talk about then ....🎣 😂
FTQ .... |  |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:49 - Nov 25 with 3169 views | SA4 |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:45 - Nov 25 by pencoedjack |
Some snowflakes about there days ....
If a Swansea/Celtic flag was on show at the Liberty id have a moment of distaste then forget about it.
There was a guy with a Neath rugby shirt on in the East anyone offended by that? |
Exactly this. If I saw one of anything that was Swansea/Celtic I’d personally not like it but would never demand them to take it down or cry about it on the internet. As long as everyone is cheering on Swansea at the end of the day, I couldn’t care less. | | | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:51 - Nov 25 with 3160 views | jack247 |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:38 - Nov 25 by trampie |
Football is tribal, the more passionate the support base the more hostile the environment for the opposition, Swansea did rank as a passionate fanbase back in the day, Swansea is now in danger of losing its identity [as a Welsh team representing people from its community]. |
We represent Swansea, not Wales or Britain. I’d never support Cardiff against an English team. They aren’t part of our tribe. | | | |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:51 - Nov 25 with 3155 views | jackrmee |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:45 - Nov 25 by pencoedjack |
Some snowflakes about there days ....
If a Swansea/Celtic flag was on show at the Liberty id have a moment of distaste then forget about it.
There was a guy with a Neath rugby shirt on in the East anyone offended by that? |
Come on...I was trying to point out that the flag was a Unionist flag. A Celtic flag to them guys would not be welcomed.
A neath shirt means nothing apart from a guy likes watching a local team play some sort of medieval game |  |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:51 - Nov 25 with 3153 views | SA4 |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:49 - Nov 25 by Kilkennyjack |
Frankly, I much prefer a proper national flag to a political flag.
So ....Y ddraig goch, or the flag of St George ✅
The so-called ‘butchers apron’ ... not so much. Wales never joined any union. Not our flag.
That said, what would we talk about then ....🎣 😂
FTQ .... |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:52 - Nov 25 with 3151 views | Loyal |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:47 - Nov 25 by Darran |
Anyone that says it’s not bizarre to hang a flag with another teams crest on it at the Liberty is either lying or a bit fuçking thick. |
I've seen den Haag, gloucester City, Partick thistle, PSV, Birmingham to name a few. I think it shows our diversity. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:54 - Nov 25 with 3142 views | jack247 |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:45 - Nov 25 by pencoedjack |
Some snowflakes about there days ....
If a Swansea/Celtic flag was on show at the Liberty id have a moment of distaste then forget about it.
There was a guy with a Neath rugby shirt on in the East anyone offended by that? |
Yeah, I take that point. I just think bringing politics to football is a bit cheap. I hardly notice the flags at games and it certainly doesn’t stop me enjoying the football. | | | |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:54 - Nov 25 with 3141 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:44 - Nov 25 by Catullus |
Maybe we should be playing in the Welsh league then, maybe Berwick should be kicked out of the Scottish league and can take our place. Who replaces the other Welsh teams though?
This is a Welsh club, for Welsh people!! it's quite ridiculous. Or is it, maybe I should roll up to Old Trafford and weed out every non Mancunian, or maybe just every non English supporter and send them home.
I wonder, would Trampie and Kilkenny complain or be happy if Wales went Indy and our football teams were kicked out of the English league? I'm not saying that it would happen, just asking the question. |
We would do a deal mun.
‘Wexit ?’
Be the easiest deal ever ....
Why does that seem familiar ?
Sun kissed uplands and unicorns anyone ?
Dont talk it down mind, not allowed.
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:56 - Nov 25 with 3121 views | jackrmee |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:52 - Nov 25 by Loyal |
I've seen den Haag, gloucester City, Partick thistle, PSV, Birmingham to name a few. I think it shows our diversity. |
Yeah it's good to have links to other clubs and have a different supporter base. I love that side of things.
I didn't see the flag yesterday, but it sounds like a totally different type of flag to , lets say, a Den Haag flag, who we know are a club who's fans are mutually repsectful an look out for eachother's results etc.
Are Rangers such a club?
The red hand of Ulster...are those guys a bunch of Swans fans yeah? | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:17 - Nov 25 with 3087 views | Ebo |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 10:21 - Nov 25 by raynor94 |
The Union Jack was loud and proud yesterday Kilks, surely you couldn't have missed it, if you were there? |
Is it still upside down? |  |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:19 - Nov 25 with 3081 views | Loyal |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:56 - Nov 25 by jackrmee |
Yeah it's good to have links to other clubs and have a different supporter base. I love that side of things.
I didn't see the flag yesterday, but it sounds like a totally different type of flag to , lets say, a Den Haag flag, who we know are a club who's fans are mutually repsectful an look out for eachother's results etc.
Are Rangers such a club?
The red hand of Ulster...are those guys a bunch of Swans fans yeah? |
Certain swans fans have travelled to ibrox and Tynecastle over the years, for whatever reason and vice versa. Same when hartson was at celtic and well before as well. Again for whatever reason. Swans and Cardiff loyalists travel together and people have to accept it as much as killy and trampie are accepted on here. I know a swans fan who recently came out of jail for GBH on his Mrs, another for a sexual assault both cheer as loud!y as we all do when we win or score. Where do you draw the line ?
Where is the perfect swans fan ? I'll await the brief. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:22 - Nov 25 with 3070 views | Darran |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:52 - Nov 25 by Loyal |
I've seen den Haag, gloucester City, Partick thistle, PSV, Birmingham to name a few. I think it shows our diversity. |
Yeah someone should hang a Birmingham flag in the East Stand when we play them at home.
What a load of utter shit. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:24 - Nov 25 with 3067 views | Lohengrin |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:32 - Nov 25 by SwanSwan |
Thank you for the explanation Lohengrin, no twisted nickers here.
My eyes weren't good enough to identify the words but ‘Quis Seperabit?’ does seem to fit the bill. A quick search translates it to
"Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?" and is associated with Ulster Unionism.
All good with the decent lads supporting the swans but not sure this form of political symbolism belongs on show at a Welsh football club. |
If it is them, and I suspect it probably is, it’s no big deal at all. Folk do retain a strong identification with their cultural heritage and the outward symbols thereof.
There’s nothing at all wrong with that. I mean, would anybody really bat an eyelid if a Sikh chap came into the Riverside sporting a turban? It’s all of a piece, really. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:30 - Nov 25 with 3050 views | Loyal |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:22 - Nov 25 by Darran |
Yeah someone should hang a Birmingham flag in the East Stand when we play them at home.
What a load of utter shit. |
What are you spouting on about now you silly piss tank. Of course there has been a Birmingham flag for many years in the 90's plus Dudley I've seen, clearly you are sat on your potty with an arse wiper stood behind you is clearly affecting your eyesight and comprehension of everyday things. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:32 - Nov 25 with 3042 views | jackrmee |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:19 - Nov 25 by Loyal |
Certain swans fans have travelled to ibrox and Tynecastle over the years, for whatever reason and vice versa. Same when hartson was at celtic and well before as well. Again for whatever reason. Swans and Cardiff loyalists travel together and people have to accept it as much as killy and trampie are accepted on here. I know a swans fan who recently came out of jail for GBH on his Mrs, another for a sexual assault both cheer as loud!y as we all do when we win or score. Where do you draw the line ?
Where is the perfect swans fan ? I'll await the brief. |
I'd never judge those guys you mentioned. Until they started bringing massive flags with a pictures of sexual assaults, with Jack Army emblazoned on them.
My point is not the fans coming to support us, but their choice of brush to tar us with. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:32 - Nov 25 with 3045 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:24 - Nov 25 by Lohengrin |
If it is them, and I suspect it probably is, it’s no big deal at all. Folk do retain a strong identification with their cultural heritage and the outward symbols thereof.
There’s nothing at all wrong with that. I mean, would anybody really bat an eyelid if a Sikh chap came into the Riverside sporting a turban? It’s all of a piece, really. |
I had a ticket in the West for the Ipswich game, and indeed there was a Moslim lady fan in a swans home top and matching white hajib.
Fair play ... our club is now for everyone ðŸ‘. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:33 - Nov 25 with 3039 views | Loyal |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:32 - Nov 25 by jackrmee |
I'd never judge those guys you mentioned. Until they started bringing massive flags with a pictures of sexual assaults, with Jack Army emblazoned on them.
My point is not the fans coming to support us, but their choice of brush to tar us with. |
Or the perception of people loading them all in to one bracket.
There in is the problem. | |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:34 - Nov 25 with 3030 views | byron |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 11:20 - Nov 25 by trampie |
Union Jacks and Loyalist flags in the home end in Swansea is embarrassing and shameful, What message does it sends out to people watching on tv and what must opposing fans think ?
Immigration and English media and state propaganda history lessons in schools must be having an effect. |
Very embarrassing for normal jacks. Shame you can’t get enough together to rid them, politics needs to kept away from football. Just look at the state of Glasgow because if it. |  |
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| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:36 - Nov 25 with 3022 views | jackrmee |
| Union Jacks & Loyalists on 12:32 - Nov 25 by Kilkennyjack |
I had a ticket in the West for the Ipswich game, and indeed there was a Moslim lady fan in a swans home top and matching white hajib.
Fair play ... our club is now for everyone ðŸ‘. |
It's great to have that Muslim lady as a fan, but surely if she brought a Sharia Law flag, with "Swans Loyal" written on it, that would be frowned upon by one or 2? | |
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