#KissBigotryGoodbye is a collaboration between Nil by Mouth and students from City of Glasgow College who won a competition organised by the charity to create a campaign highlighting the positives of being a football fan in Scotland.
To take part all you have to do is take a photo with the person, place or thing which makes you love football. This can be the coach of your first school team, the five a side pitch you play on, the supporters bus you travel on, someone who volunteers at your local club, a time you met one of your favourite footballers or managers or the seat in the ground you’ve sat on for 15 years. If you want to convey the emotions involved what about: a photo of your team celebrating a victory, the tensions of a penalty shoot out or if you enjoy the rivalry between sides why not have a photo enjoying a drink with a fan from another club? It’s entirely up to you!
Then simply post the photo on twitter or facebook using the hashtag #KissBigotryGoodbye. You can follow NBM on Twitter at @NBMScotland.
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- ‘Katie loves her regular view from Fir Park
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- ‘You can’t beat sitting beside your best pal at a match like these two loveable rouges at Hamilton Accies.
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- This was the most viewed photo on our Facebook page with over 30,000 views. Uncle and nephew. Different teams but it doesn’t matter. Joyous.
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- Richard’s first and greatest footballing love had to be Davie Cooper
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- Lawrence hopes Gordon Strachan will be the man to take Scotland to the European Championships in France
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- Gala Fairydean Rovers made sure their Kiss Bigotry Goodbye night was promoted around Galashiels.
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- A good night was had by all at our Leith Dockers Club event
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- Debi’s greatest football love? Gala Fairydean Rovers of course!
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- Gregor is on the hunt for Aberdeen hero. Eoin you have been warned…
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- For this family it all started at Love St!
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- Derek loves how fans honour club legends with testimonials like this one between Annan and Rangers
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- Nothing like a kick about in the garden
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- Our pals at Our Lady’s HS in Cumbernauld produced a book of their favourite Kiss Bigotry Goodbye images
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- Author, Church of Scotland Minister and Cowdenbeath fan Ron Ferguson feels the love for the Blue Brazil’s mascot
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- When Annie Met Chick
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- Huge moment for Thistle fan Alan as he gets to take to the Firhill turf in a charity match
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- Mossend and Holy Family Primary Schools know that more unites than divides them
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- Gemma loves football with family
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- Lifelong Rangers fan Andrew is 100% behind his Celtic player son
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- A great Scotsman and part of a trio of legends stands watch over the theatre of dreams
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- Daniel Gray entertains the crowd at the Leith Dockers Club event
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- Claire and her footballing crush Jackie McNamara enjoy a bit of ‘FaceTime’….
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- Youth team players and coaches from Stranraer FC and Queen of the South put their wits against each other in the Kiss Bigotry Goodbye quiz
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- Half time essentials
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- This young man makes his debut at Ibrox
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- Girls just wanna have fun..
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- Dee from our friends at Show Racism the Red Card loves using the game to being people together to challenge intolerance
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- Fans enjoying the launch of the Tour at Leith Dockers Club
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- For Archie, nothing beats a juice on the terraces of Forfar Athletic’s Station Park
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- The magic of Cup Final day 2015 for Caley Thistle supporters
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- Campaigning clerics the ‘ Shoes Brothers ‘ from Irvine love the fun and laughter football regularly provides
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- Paul Wheelhouse MSP joins Selkirk FC in helping ‘Kiss Bigotry Goodbye’
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- He’s been far and away the man most of participants have wanted to kiss!
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- The inaugural Kiss Bigotry Goodbye quiz wingers show off their prizes
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- The Moderator of the Church of Scotland gets in on the act at Central Park, Cowedenbeath
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- Stewart and David enjoy a Bovril on the terraces at Shielfield watching Berwick Rangers.
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- Few Selkirk FC fans can resist the lure of the club’s pie stand
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- Our brilliant friends from Groundhopers UK send the love from their recent ‘ groundhop’ in Rutland
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- Craig meets Craig! Which one was former manager of Scotland???
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- Thanks to ITV News for helping promote the campaign
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- That man Kingsley gets everywhere
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- Lifelong Liverpool fan Peter puts rivalry aside to pose with Dwight Yorke not once but twice!!
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- John Finnie MSP sent in a brilliant photo of a young fan pushing an older one to a game. Truly the beautiful game
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- The team from Albion Rovers celebrate their Kiss Bigotry Goodbye quiz victory in Bellshill
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- Cara Hilton MSP rounded up fans from across the UK to take part
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- The teams at Mauchline Kilmarnock Supporters club ponder their answers during the Kiss Bigotry Goodbye quiz night
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- Lynda choose a little man with a very big heart and an eye for goal!
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- Football fortunes may fluctuate but for these young Cowdenbeath fans the half time pie never fails.
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- Match Programmes chart our footballing lives
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- Nil by Mouth Campaign Director Dave revisits his childhood in the park he learned to be a goalie in. Jumpers for goalposts!
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- Shona loves taking her kids to watch their beloved Motherwell
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- Fans enjoying the launch of the Tour at Leith Dockers Club
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- Fans enjoying the launch of the Tour at Leith Dockers Club
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- Lucy is a lover of Notts Forrest and their legendary manager Brian Clough
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- Rossvale FC have worked with Nil by Mouth in the past. Here they show the elation of victory
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- Kirsty loves novelty football songs
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- The campaign made the headlines on Sky Sports News
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- ‘Football puts you through the emotional wringer. These lads can’t watch a penalty shoot out.
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- Street League in West Dunbartonshire love the teamwork involved in football
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- We don’t want to worry Stevie Fulton but lifelong Jambo Robin really loves him
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- ‘Thistle fans show the love for the one and only Kingsley
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- The all conquering Albion Rovers Supporters Trust quiz team bring the silverware back to Cliftonhill
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- Amanda tackles football in heels on her way to a wedding
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- Proud dad and Jambo Scott brings his daughter to get first game. This is what football is all about
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- For Graeme Netherdale’s how all football stands should look…
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- When Michael met Manuel. Killie fan meets Killie Skipper.
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- These two loveable rouges love Burnley!
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- That man Gray collects another scarf
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- Even though he’s made the benches at Holyrood James Kelly MSP still dreams of coming off the bench to score a late winner!
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- Craig meets hero Francesco Totti
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- Pupils from Muiredge and St John the Baptist Primaries in Uddingston get the message across!
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- Campaign makes the back pages of the Border Telegraph
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- Junior side Glenafton recruit a famous fan….
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- Campaign sponsors Agripa help North Lanarkshire schools raise funds for fairtrade footballs for Zambia
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- Making sure no cheating takes place at our Glasgow quiz night!
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- The wooden rattles echo out across Palmerston
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- For Sarah nothing beats the thrill of playing
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- James love for ‘ Le Tiss’ knows no bounds
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- Our friends at Agripa Solutions backed the campaign by donating two brilliant banners.
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- ‘Glasgow’s Evening Times newspaper throws it’s weight behind the campaign
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- Two Scots strangers meet in a bar in Madrid and watch an Old Firm game together
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- ‘Great to see local media like the East Kilbride News getting behind the campaign
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- ‘The agony and ecstasy of life in the dug out
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- There’s something about the click of the turnstile….
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- Blair from the Tartan Army loves the national team
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- They start ’em young at Love Street
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- Author Daniel Gray enjoys pretending he’s a new signing at Gala Fairydean Rovers
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- For services to driving kids to games we present the ‘Chocolate Boot’ winner
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- Writer, broadcaster and Middlesborough fan Daniel Gray feels the love for Boro legend Tony Mowbray
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- Lorna sees through Ally’s disguise…
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- Our great friends from Street League, Inverclyde can be rivals for 90 mins but pals 365 days a year
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- Andrew loves how football can change the world just like it’s doing with Africa on the Ball
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- Fewer more poignant sights than ‘flowers and football taps’ for a fallen hero.
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- Vikki got up close and personal with the Scottish Cup
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- For Murray, nothing beats coming home to Martha after a Don’s win.
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- ‘The monument to a great man – Bill Shankly – in Muirkirk reminds Michael that football can lead people from small villages to their dreams.