Stephen Ireland

**lopez** · 15/10/2007, 8:03 PM

Haire transplants are really painfull. Banging a load of hair in one spot. I knew a bloke who had his fringe done but either too painfull or expensive when the inevitable decline set in, to get the rest done. He was left with a line of hair he couldn't get rid of and got knicknamed zippy. No joking mattter. My advice: Spam with dignity.

**jjppc** · 15/10/2007, 9:18 PM

Originally Posted by lopez

: Spam with dignity.

The creeping alopecia gets us all in the end

**greendeiseboy** · 15/10/2007, 9:38 PM

a lot of his performances have been a cut above the others but he needs to brush up on his act if he wants to win over the fans again..... or else he'll just curl up and dye... heard he scored a great scissors kick in training last week

**tricky_colour** · 15/10/2007, 9:52 PM

A bit here from Stuart Pearce, seems like his problems are genuine enough whatever the case maybe with his hair.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...802858,00.html

**greendeiseboy** · 15/10/2007, 9:56 PM

seemingly errickson is prepared to let him go for a snip............ yeah he preferred his hair the way it was!

**strangeirish** · 15/10/2007, 10:04 PM

A Manchester Newspaper is reporting that Stephen Ireland didn't show up for training on Monday morning. Friends and family are still combing the area.

**mypost** · 16/10/2007, 1:28 AM

Originally Posted by mattie

The energy (in these terms) needed to come to Dublin, play for Ireland is different to that needed to play in Manchester.

This is the Richard Whiteley thread.

Regarding the footballer however, he has to summon up the overwhelming energy to go to Dublin, a journey of 35 minutes. It's not exactly like travelling to Dubai. It's about the same distance as travelling to London for matches. That never stopped him.

His issues aside, I still stand by saying he should never play for Ireland again, mainly for the grossly insensitive and disrespectful way he handled the Prague issue.

**Torn-Ado** · 16/10/2007, 1:58 AM

Originally Posted by Morbo

he needs toupee the fans back

LOL

**tricky_colour** · 16/10/2007, 3:56 AM

I hear Wig-on may be interested in signing him.

**Noelys Guitar** · 16/10/2007, 4:16 AM

Luckily for Ireland Erickson dose'nt use the hairdyer treatment.
Heres the link to the real story http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/pl...php?id=1866756

**CollegeTillIDie** · 16/10/2007, 4:52 AM

I think this whole episode over the advances his fringe has undergone are a bit of a grey area......

**Pauro 76** · 16/10/2007, 7:49 AM

Claire Balding was interviewing him on the telly earlier. Followed by Michael O'Hehir. I dont think he's going to move to Trim. Is this thread Just For Men? He might not be Head and Shoulders above the rest but stick with him in the long run...... Because He's Worth It.

**Closed Account** · 16/10/2007, 9:10 AM

Originally Posted by greendeiseboy

a lot of his performances have been a cut above the others but he needs to brush up on his act if he wants to win over the fans again..... or else he'll just curl up and dye... heard he scored a great scissors kick in training last week

Curl up and Dye! I seen a barbers with that name on it. Craiced me up. but there was a place next to it called the Hairport, I had to shake my head in disgust.

**smellyfeet** · 16/10/2007, 9:22 AM

Originally Posted by depor

absolute ********. even if he did have transplants its his own buisness. its not something id mock someone about. the fact is he has great ability, and can become one of the best. and Btid1 u should ask yourself if he was a jackeen would you get the pleasure ur clearly getting from his problems. i bet we wouldnt even be tal;king about it now if he wasnt from cobh. roy keane was right , them dubs love putting everything and everyone from outside the pale down.

Noel Mooney former goalkeeper got hair transplant and has got stick for years over it, its all a bit of craic. At the same time i do understand that some people can take a slagging but others can't.

**galwayhoop** · 16/10/2007, 9:25 AM

maybe he is able to play for Man City as the lads there don't slag him! Or perhaps they do but in their own language and he can't understand it!!

On a serious note, if he didn't come to Dublin to play this week because the lads slagged him before the Slovakia game does this not cast doubt on the whole miscarriage story??? It does for me anyway.

What a tosser, he is so vain that he goes and gets hair implants and then goes off crying when his peers slag him off about it. Grow up you muppet! Shave you fookin head and stop acting like a girls blouse.

**Closed Account** · 16/10/2007, 9:27 AM

Exactly, It's only a slagging, if it emerged they were slagging him about the miscarriage, then fair enough, but hair plugs???? Grow up. When people start slagging me about something, i just grab there balls.... End of....

**dr_peepee** · 16/10/2007, 9:58 AM

RIGHT, That's enough... SAID FRED!!

**as_i_say** · 16/10/2007, 10:03 AM

Originally Posted by joe_denilson

Exactly, It's only a slagging, if it emerged they were slagging him about the miscarriage, then fair enough, but hair plugs???? Grow up. When people start slagging me about something, i just grab there balls.... End of....

what are you tony friggin soprano or something?