I could do it again and it still wouldn't be enough....what in the jesus do some people be thinkingQuote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
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I could do it again and it still wouldn't be enough....what in the jesus do some people be thinkingQuote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
I think this probably belongs in here as well:
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...315510236.html
An Irish journalist giving out in an Irish paper that the English FA are selling out to plastic fans overseas. As opposed to the plastic fans in England Junior, who they should rightfully be selling out to!
Yeah, thats David Adams .... right up his street alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by peadar1987
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The comments below that are hilarious too.
Is creepily hitting on girls in the Irish Times comments field the new form of courtship? I can't keep up.
Hard to argue with them today for excitement! I'd still rather be out in the fresh air :D
call that EPL stuff excitement ? the average (if there is such a thing) LOI EGM beats it hands down :oQuote:
Originally Posted by bluemovie
i can sense the moistness in your knickers all the way from here about the latest LOI EGM MarinoBohs! :D
..........and if you want to see REAL football violence :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Meant to share this lovely tale of true supporters. I was on a bus into Dublin city centre at lunchtime on FA Cup final day. Two lads sitting behind me discussing the merits of their teams - Liverpool and Chelsea. This fella's deadly, that one's sh*te. Small bit of slagging between them. Then the Chelsea fan says "I won't get to see the game cos I'm heading out so I just told one of the lads to text me the result". Diehards.
Bull****. Any real fan would check the score themselves on Sky/Ford/Gillette Super Soccer Saturday™.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluemovie
Even barstoolers are losing the will to barstool: http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...reaking57.html
How do you define barstooler in this case?Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
I wasn't in Poland for the Italy game but was there for the Croatia game, I watched the Spain game in a pub but watched the Italy game in my parents...
I think we'd define it as the wider public who don't go to games regardless in any country.
I'm kidding.
http://www.ryanair.com/en/news/ryana...ams-in-england
Ryanair hit a new low in the barstool stakes :/
Funnily enough I think there's a bit of a subtle dig in there amongst all the advertising.
Not all that subtle, but many won't know a dig was aimed their way anyway.
It does read like a parody, but I don't think it is a dig at all. Why would they have a dig at potential customers? I think it's being intentionally provocative - Ryanair do that very well - especially off the back of the "best fans in the world?" debate. And it's worked a charm; it was all over my Facebook feed this afternoon and we're talking about it. I see it as mocking those who follow LOI and exploiting supporters' sensitivities.
It's thoroughly disgusting if you ask me. I read that and cringed like I've never cringed before.