What is the story with your username on Foot.ie?

[pineapple stu]

How did you choose your username?



(Pineapple Stu, I'm looking in your direction particularly...)

Seeing as you asked so charmingingly, here you go.

[paul_oshea]

well its cos this isnt my real name, i decided to use it as it was someone that babysis used to fancy so i thought it would be funny.

and im a funny guy so there ye go.

haha, id forgot i'd written this

[passinginterest]

I was registered here before Wexford Youths existed, at the time I had little more than a passing interest in the league of Ireland, add to that the fact that I like to watch passing football and hey presto a username is born. It's now become my regular username for various fora.

[brianw82]

Brian is my first name and W is the first initial of my surname. 1982 is the year of my birth. Stick them all in a big blender with some steroids and protein powder and you get brianw82.

BEEF!

[centre mid]

brianw82 wasnt available

[Keen2win]

Who doesn't want to win???

[rambler14]

I support Cobh Ramblers hence "Rambler". I wanted that username but what do ya know someone already had it! So seeing as i'm a goalkeeper I tried "Rambler1".......same result. Then I thought long and hard and said i'd give my lucky number a try......14!
It worked and that is why i'm now known as "Rambler 14"

[HarpoJoyce]

When UCD to were in the First Division regularly, I went to Dalymount on a Friday to watch proper football and hung out with a wide group of fans from mostly Dublin LoI clubs, some of them were Bohs fans.
They gave me the nickname Harpo, because I had curly-wee hair at the time. They didn't tell me at first of course, but I was flattered it was one of by better nicknames. Anyway it stuck because I don't mind people using it. Only LoI circles use it though.
Other is my surname.

[oldyouth]

Em........I support the Youths but am of a certain vintage. Not very original but I have a better one for when I eventually get barred from here. Is Jebus II taken??

[Bluebeard]

When UCD to were in the First Division regularly, I went to Dalymount on a Friday to watch proper football and hung out with a wide group of fans from mostly Dublin LoI clubs, some of them were Bohs fans.
They gave me the nickname Harpo, because I had curly-wee hair at the time. They didn't tell me at first of course, but I was flattered it was one of by better nicknames. Anyway it stuck because I don't mind people using it. Only LoI circles use it though.
Other is my surname.

If that is the case, then why not HarpoOther?

[HarpoJoyce]

If that is the case, then why not HarpoOther?

(Damn You!)

I'm keeping a low profile. I thought I got found out earlier, but I think I've got away with it.

[Jock MIB]

Well when first joined forum i was HolycrossJock as i am from scotland and i played for team called Holycross FC in limerick but then started that great career as a Soccer Referee so took on tag of

Jock MIB as in (Men in Black)

[sadloserkid]

Am totally bored of my username now... we've been through eleven years together and I think it's almost divorce time! Also I'm 27 now and I think the kid part is sorta misrepresentative (the other two parts probably still more relevent than I'd like! ). I would be reluctant to change mostly because dahamsta won't let me I'd imagine and also because it would lend a degree of undeserved creativity to the countless clever clogs over the years who, tied in knots by my flawless logical arguments, stoop to responding with 'You really are a sad loser kid'. I can practically see people itching to respond in that fashion even as they read this!

Years and years ago I was in Turners' Cross with the then girlfriend for a Cork-Bray match. As we were leaving a couple of Cork fans recognised me and started calling 'sadloserkid, sadloserkid' (it's never slk when they meet you of course...). My girlfriend's look was very clearly saying, 'Are you going to let them call you that?' Ah the memories...

[thischarmingman]

Years and years ago I was in Turners' Cross with the then girlfriend for a Cork-Bray match. As we were leaving a couple of Cork fans recognised me and started calling 'sadloserkid, sadloserkid' (it's never slk when they meet you of course...). My girlfriend's look was very clearly saying, 'Are you going to let them call you that?' Ah the memories...

The best part was they weren't even on foot.ie!

[the 12 th man]

Years and years ago I was in Turners' Cross with the then girlfriend for a Cork-Bray match. As we were leaving a couple of Cork fans recognised me and started calling 'sadloserkid, sadloserkid' (it's never slk when they meet you of course...). My girlfriend's look was very clearly saying, 'Are you going to let them call you that?' Ah the memories...

Sounds like you're stuck with your name either way ,whether you change it or not

[irishultra]

lol dont no where mine came about, just wanted to say irish-something.

thought of my surname, boy, kid,mad,bohs but didnt work so said ah sure i'll go for ultra for the laugh of it all.

[corkboy360]

Corkboy360 because im am from cork and was on holidays with Dubs who started calling me corkyboy although it sounded like ****yboy lol and the 360 was just something I added

[Wolfie]

A mundane reason. The usual.

I was abandoned in the Pine Forest at 18 months old. A pack of local Wolves raised me as their own.

I remained with the Wolves for 10 years until I was discovered by wandering pack of Hill Walkers in 1985.

The toilet training is coming along nicely, thanks.

[oldyouth]

A mundane reason. The usual.

I was abandoned in the Pine Forest at 18 months old. A pack of local Wolves raised me as their own.

I remained with the Wolves for 10 years until I was discovered by wandering pack of Hill Walkers in 1985.

The toilet training is coming along nicely, thanks.

Sounds like the Sprouting Fungus 'supporter' who fired a bottle into the stand at our last home game

[Wolfie]

Sounds like the Sprouting Fungus 'supporter' who fired a bottle into the stand at our last home game

I wish to confirm I have never been to Ferrycarrig Park!!