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31/07/2007, 12:45 PM
superfrank

Onwubiko in Under 19's

Fair play to him.
31/07/2007, 10:26 PM
sylvo

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Originally Posted by Rossi

id rather a Nigerian born Irishman than a plastic Paddy anyday

I've read through this thread but this is my favourite. post.

I would also have to say i'd hate to go back to the days when we had a team filled with all those plastic paddies, those days where sh1te, I mean getting to Euro 88 and World cups beating teams like England and Italy with those guys who would have died for the shirt from places like Yorkshire, London, Liverpool, Manchester and Glasgow, them days sucked.

Things are much better now, we don't have many 2 and 3g's playing for us, most people in the team have now been blessed with an Irish accent, we have a skanger as a captain who hasn't scored against a decent team in five years and looks like he couldn't give a toss about the shirt, the most headlines I read about him are what nightclub he's in with that farrking annoying bird of his, plus we have a boss from the wee county who has made us into a laughing stock. we may get thumped by teams from Holland to Cyprus plus struggle to beat San Marino but at least most of the team have Irish accents now. Farrrking great stuff man.
31/07/2007, 11:32 PM
lopez

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Originally Posted by sylvo

...we may get thumped by teams from Holland to Cyprus plus struggle to beat San Marino but at least most of the team have Irish accents now. Farrrking great stuff man.

Leaf it owt!

Check out this diamond geezah on the thread 'Worst Irish international you have seen play'

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Originally Posted by geysir

At least Butler had a credible club career.

Noel Cambell in the 70's
He played with Fortuna Koln, some starts, some as a sub, for a season, I think they got walloped in every game he played.
Just one of those images from Dalymount that are indelibly printed on the brain, Cambell balooning the ball from midfield, fearless but useless.
He came on as a sub in the "Battle of Sofia" and got sent off the next minute.

Mind you unlike our captain and the waterford lad at Scum U, Noel at least kept his best performances for Ireland.
01/08/2007, 3:45 PM
bennocelt

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Originally Posted by sylvo

I would also have to say i'd hate to go back to the days when we had a team filled with all those plastic paddies, those days where sh1te, I mean getting to Euro 88 and World cups beating teams like England and Italy with those guys who would have died for the shirt from places like Yorkshire, London, Liverpool, Manchester and Glasgow, them days sucked.

Things are much better now, we don't have many 2 and 3g's playing for us, most people in the team have now been blessed with an Irish accent, we have a skanger as a captain who hasn't scored against a decent team in five years and looks like he couldn't give a toss about the shirt, the most headlines I read about him are what nightclub he's in with that farrking annoying bird of his, plus we have a boss from the wee county who has made us into a laughing stock. we may get thumped by teams from Holland to Cyprus plus struggle to beat San Marino but at least most of the team have Irish accents now. Farrrking great stuff man.

get an education man
to be born outside of ireland doesnt mean you are not a red bloodied irish man.............Dev, Connolly, etc .......or Paul Mcgrath or Dave O leary

as someone who has relatives in england, with english accents (who would class themselves as irish) and who knows many British born irish people....i find the term 'plastic paddies" a bit insulting

I guess you must have been a bit of a loner when the whole country was celebrating in Italia 1990:rolleyes:

i couldnt give a flying feck where they are born from or what there feelings are about Ireland but as long as they do the business on the field then thats fine by me
and as long as they put on the green jersey they are irish men in my eyes regardless
01/08/2007, 3:52 PM
shelbourne1904

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Originally Posted by Reddladd

If the day arrives in 10-15 years that we have 11 Emelha Onwubiko's playing for Ireland then that's the day that I stop going to Ireland internationals.

Would u prefer the situation where Irish born people are too busy beating the crap out of each other in GAA clubs around the country to even care about representing their country at any sport.

Your not a priest,a civil servant or a christian brother are you???

" and then and only then let my nation take its place among the nations of the earth"
01/08/2007, 4:39 PM
Paddy Garcia

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Originally Posted by bennocelt

get an education man
to be born outside of ireland doesnt mean you are not a red bloodied irish man.............Dev, Connolly, etc .......or Paul Mcgrath or Dave O leary

.. to be fair to Sylvo I think this was written with a very hefty dose of irony.
01/08/2007, 8:02 PM
sylvo

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Originally Posted by bennocelt

get an education man
to be born outside of ireland doesnt mean you are not a red bloodied irish man.............Dev, Connolly, etc .......or Paul Mcgrath or Dave O leary

as someone who has relatives in england, with english accents (who would class themselves as irish) and who knows many British born irish people....i find the term 'plastic paddies" a bit insulting

I guess you must have been a bit of a loner when the whole country was celebrating in Italia 1990:rolleyes:

i couldnt give a flying feck where they are born from or what there feelings are about Ireland but as long as they do the business on the field then thats fine by me
and as long as they put on the green jersey they are irish men in my eyes regardless

Education maaan. Read the post caarefully, its full of clues about my feeling on the subject about people born outside of Ireland, then come back and i'll give you a big cyber hug and say things like'' aahh shucks, you didn't think that I don't like them 2gs man, and you'll say things like ''how the **** did I make that mistake''.

I'll give you a clue as to where I was born reared and how my accent sounds.

Question 1 What city is Soap opera Eastenders based.
Question 2 What city do Arsenal, Spurs, West AAAMMM, Chelsea, Fulham etc play.
Question 3 What city is going to proberly get itself in debt due to hosting the olympics in I think 2012.
Question 4 What city has the best Indian restaurant'' the spice of India'' based in Winchmore Hill (and how i miss it).
01/08/2007, 9:16 PM
beautifulrock

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Originally Posted by sylvo

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I'll give you a clue as to where I was born reared and how my accent sounds.

Question 1 What city is Soap opera Eastenders based.
Question 2 What city do Arsenal, Spurs, West AAAMMM, Chelsea, Fulham etc play.
Question 3 What city is going to proberly get itself in debt due to hosting the olympics in I think 2012.
Question 4 What city has the best Indian restaurant'' the spice of India'' based in Winchmore Hill (and how i miss it).

jaysus Sylvo I never knew you were from Glasgow, do you support the Celts then :)
01/08/2007, 9:52 PM
lopez

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Originally Posted by Paddy Garcia

.. to be fair to Sylvo I think this was written with a very hefty dose of irony.

If his irony was chilli powder he'd have made a curry that would make a Phal look like a korma. Sorry, just someone mentioned Ruby Murray.:o
01/08/2007, 10:55 PM
sylvo

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Originally Posted by beautifulrock

jaysus Sylvo I never knew you were from Glasgow, do you support the Celts then :)

Ahhh Glasgow a city with one of the finest wine regions outside of the South of France, I can't give to much away about that grand old team, some don't like the mention of their name, but I have took a drive in the car on many occasions and taken a little drive along the M25,M1,M6 and M74, and lets just say my journey ended on some street called London Road. My journey now down to see Kildare County at Il Stadio via Stazione in Newbridge is not as long.
04/08/2007, 6:57 PM
bennocelt

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Originally Posted by sylvo

Education maaan. Read the post caarefully, its full of clues about my feeling on the subject about people born outside of Ireland, then come back and i'll give you a big cyber hug and say things like'' aahh shucks, you didn't think that I don't like them 2gs man, and you'll say things like ''how the **** did I make that mistake''.
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fair enuff i didnt get your sarcasim:)
05/08/2007, 10:54 AM
sylvo

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Originally Posted by bennocelt

fair enuff i didnt get your sarcasim:)

No probs amigo.
06/08/2007, 5:41 AM
bennocelt

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Originally Posted by sylvo

No probs amigo.

looking back at it, i must have been asleep:o
06/08/2007, 5:10 PM
gilberto_eire

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Originally Posted by Rossi

id rather a Nigerian born Irishman than a plastic Paddy anyday

here here....most havent even been here are only only playing for us cause they have no hope with england!!
06/08/2007, 5:19 PM
Plastic Paddy

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Originally Posted by gilberto_eire

here here....most havent even been here are only only playing for us cause they have no hope with england!!

You are surely taking the p*ss and I claim my €5! :rolleyes:

Tell you what, you can have it back if you can name three of the current squad who fit your definitions...

:ball: PP
06/08/2007, 5:23 PM
superfrank

You don't want him for Ireland.

He missed a sitter today against Drogs. It was the last minute, 2-1 to Drogs. Jay O'Shea had passed the ball back from the byline to the edge of the six yard box and Emeka simply passed the ball straight at O'Connor who didn't even notice he'd just stopped an equaliser. A few inches either side and he'd have been a hero. It was an unbelievable miss.
06/08/2007, 5:25 PM
livehead1

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Originally Posted by superfrank

You don't want him for Ireland.

He missed a sitter today against Drogs. It was the last minute, 2-1 to Drogs. Jay O'Shea had passed the ball back from the byline to the edge of the six yard box and Emeka simply passed the ball straight at O'Connor who didn't even notice he'd just stopped an equaliser. A few inches either side and he'd have been a hero. It was an unbelievable miss.

Cos he missed a sitter? I recall Steve Stone missing a sitter for Forest and I woulda loved to have seen him play for Ireland if he was Irish, everyone makes errors.
06/08/2007, 5:26 PM
superfrank

You have to see it to believe it.

He's surprisingly strong for his size atually. He was able to hold off Simon Webb whose about twice his size.
07/08/2007, 10:45 PM
sylvo

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Originally Posted by gilberto_eire

here here....most havent even been here are only only playing for us cause they have no hope with england!!

I'd rather a team with players born anywhere in the world who when they put on that jersey really care, like it was once upon a time, then some of the selfish ***** we have playing for us now. One or two in the squad it seems may well have chosen England as a first choice ( I wish Andy OBrien had stuck with that path) ,but with some of the gutless commitment shown by some of the current crop of home grown players born and reared on the auld sod, I wish some of them would **** off and throw their lot in with England also.
09/08/2007, 2:28 PM
onephillyhughes

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Originally Posted by Reddladd

If the day arrives in 10-15 years that we have 11 Emelha Onwubiko's playing for Ireland then that's the day that I stop going to Ireland internationals.

Going to Croker on Sunday?:rolleyes:

These lads, Nigerians, Poles, Lithuanians etc. actually live and work in Ireland. They're not like the plastics who've never set foot in Ireland. If someone comes here, is law abiding, works, and respects our country then in my opinion, he can call here home. This potential 11 Emelha's would all be Irish born. Does the colour of their skin mean they're not as Irish as you? You sound like a halfwit GAA fan.

Where in Ireland is Emelha from?

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