Papa Francesco Ale. Two sets of supporters joined together in Paris this evening, marching to the game together, sharing displays inside the Parc des Princes and then in some questionable social distancing breaches were united in song, singing and dancing together to Papa Francesco – the song that just makes you think of Olivier Ntcham in Rome one glorious evening last November.
“Great set of fans who are brand new,” was the Celtic verdict on the PSG supporters from Paul Byars.
Papa Francesco Ale
Great set of fans who are brand new pic.twitter.com/8pGks6dPH7
— Paul Byars (@byars_paul) July 21, 2020
Here’s another look at the Celtic Bhoys and their PSG chums making their way out to the Parc des Princes this evening…
Arrivée des bhoys et des nautecia #Psg pic.twitter.com/7kpS1IfwQE
— Framel (@framel) July 21, 2020
And you know that fans are beginning to enjoy being back at the game when you can show a photograph of @paulthetim at an away European game.
The bhoys are back in town pic.twitter.com/QyVFwS3Jf2
— Paul the tim (@paulthetim) July 21, 2020
The Celtic support’s friendship with the Parisian giants goes back to the games in the mid 1990s when Tommy Burns was the Celtic manager.
“The tifoserie of PSG and Celtic have regularly fraternized for 25 years, it continues again tonight,” a PSG supporter explained.
Les tifoserie du PSG et du Celtic ont régulièrement fraternisé depuis 25 ans, cela continue encore ce soir. https://t.co/LYRHdhxWbS
— Damien Dole (@DamienDole) July 21, 2020
