Charity Nil By Mouth is urging football fans to post a picture on Twitter of what they love about the game using the hashtag KissBigotryGoodbye
1. Fans of Scotland and Germany met up to play a friendly game before the two national sides faced each other in their recent European Championship qualifier
2. Cara Hilton MSP helped fight sectarianism by attending a community dance in her Dunfermline constituency
3. Adele Patrick of Glasgow Women's Library took the campaign south of the border to Manchester United and Newcastle fans
4. Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley is the most photographed face of the campaign
5. Dave Scott of Nil by Mouth reminisced about jumpers for goalposts
6. Staff from Street League Inverclyde support the campaign
7. Colin combined his two loves for his picture
8. Reverend Neil Urquhart – one half of anti-sectarian duo the Shoes Brothers and Kilmarnock FC’s chaplain – got in the spirit
9. Craig Wilson, Action for Children’s news and media relations officer Scotland, met his idol and namesake – former Scotland manager Craig Brown
10. Colin Dolan, Mental Health Football UK founder and tournament co-ordinator, shows rivals can be friends
11. Scottish Parliament worker and amateur theatre director Kirsty Boyle nostalgically looked back on some of the terraces better songs
