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Sorry if anyone took offence to this......I wasn't having a dig, "**** stirring" or anything else I was wondering what people thought of the county nickname-sorry lads!
I know people can support who they like and to be honest it was more a referance to people in Cork supporting Linfield against Shelbourne than Rangers against Celtic-I didn't post it in a football board because it wasn't specifically about football.....
What the blazes ARE you on about?! :rolleyes: People can support who they like FFS. Got talk Scottish politics in Scotland :rolleyes:
Liam, one more thread that could possibly develop into a celtic thread, and it's a warning.
Imagine..a thread on a football website about a football team could lead to a ban :rolleyes:
That post by liam88 has nothing to do with football. It's a snide, childish dig and a very, very poor attempt to stir **** from someone who should know a hell of a lot betterQuote:
Originally Posted by Dublin12
Why didn't he post it in one of the football forums then? Blatant trolling, on an issue that he knows is sensitive/banned.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dublin12
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Originally Posted by liam88
Do you know where the reference to "Rebel County" originated, Liam?
Ok,fair enough,my apologies.Didn't see it as a wind-up but now that you mention it..
Anyone seen this Peoples' Republic of Cork thing ? Whats it all about, do they actually want some sort of devolution from Dublin, or is it just a joke ?
I'll put it to ya this way- they don't run candidates in the elections! Nah, it's pretty much tongue-in-cheek. Celebrating diversity and all that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cfdh_edmundo
Wasn't it originally an English insult but then sort of adopted by the people of Cork in solidarity with the Cork brigade, Michael Collins etc.?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar