[QUOTE]Originally posted by NorthoftheLee
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I thought you were sober at the game......where did those lyrics come from??????:D
its amazing how many cans you can fit in a pack pack! booooo to the evil bus driver:D
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by NorthoftheLee
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I thought you were sober at the game......where did those lyrics come from??????:D
its amazing how many cans you can fit in a pack pack! booooo to the evil bus driver:D
Not a chance. Rovers, fools only brought about 15 fans down to the X last Friday.Quote:
Originally posted by fonzi
no way. shels be a mile.
If only you'd been to Munster v Gloucester at Thomond Park back in January, Colm. The abuse given to the Gloucester team that day was unbelievable. Truly intimidating atmosphere.........and it worked too.:D :DQuote:
If you're allergic to a bit of abuse you probably should stick to the egg chasing as it's par for the course at football matches
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Munster v Gloucester at Thomond Park back in January
I know I'm worse to even ask, but this must be the only game these w*nkers have ever won?:rolleyes:
Yes you are, but, admittance is the first step to recovery.:D Not on your life, it just happens to be our best victory ever. Send me an email sometime and I'll give you the full history of memorable wins.;)Quote:
Originally posted by patsh
I know I'm worse to even ask, but this must be the only game these w*nkers have ever won?:rolleyes:
Still say it's Rovers for worst fans, and worst everything else too, btw.
What, even better than that victory over the mighty all blacks in 1978?Quote:
Originally posted by Shed End John
Not on your life, it just happens to be our best victory ever.
Better than the one point victories over Harlequins?
:rolleyes:
silly sport.
DEFINITELY better than the win over the All Blacks........that was a friendly after all.Quote:
Originally posted by Gary
What, even better than that victory over the mighty all blacks in 1978?
Better than the one point victories over Harlequins?
:rolleyes:
silly sport.
Harlequins? Surely you mean Saracens?
For that lot, read Thierry Lacroix, Francois Pienaar and a team that might just have won the Heineken Cup only for us knocking them out.Quote:
Originally posted by Conor74
I don't know, one set of fifteen fat guys with shaved heads and cauliflower ears looks very much like any other.
Were some of the good old chaps threatening to bugger them???Quote:
Originally posted by Shed End John
If only you'd been to Munster v Gloucester at Thomond Park back in January, Colm. The abuse given to the Gloucester team that day was unbelievable.
I say old man, that kind of allegation. Well, its, its, its just not cricket.Quote:
Originally posted by Colm
Were some of the good old chaps threatening to bugger them???
Wrong idea there, Colm.:p When Gloucester ran onto the pitch, try something like Éanna at full throttle, along with 14,000+ other people.;) :DQuote:
Originally posted by Colm
Were some of the good old chaps threatening to bugger them???
obviously in a more upper-class and sporting manner. :)Quote:
Originally posted by Shed End John
try something like Éanna at full throttle,
one of Ireland's great sociological mysteries. Intriguing how rugby is almost a working class game in Limerick and yet derided as the preserve of the aristocracy/ascendancy elsewhere.Quote:
Originally posted by Conor74
Rugby in Limerick. Sort of like the clash of hip flask and cider flagon...
Not totally accurate. Limerick yeah, games in Cork are a bit of a mixed bag to say the least. As for Dublin 4 and the type of Leinster fan residing there..........agreed, sole preserve in that instance.Quote:
Originally posted by Éanna
one of Ireland's great sociological mysteries. Intriguing how rugby is almost a working class game in Limerick and yet derided as the preserve of the aristocracy/ascendancy elsewhere.
well there's no more heineken cup games in muzzer so it's off to tomand with ye
now get this back on topic before i have to do some work in splitting and moving it :rolleyes:
Lets see, some number of donkeys masquerading as "men" run on to a field.Quote:
Originally posted by Shed End John
Send me an email sometime and I'll give you the full history of memorable wins.
They spend sometime kicking, punching and gouging each other.
They kick an egg shaped "ball" out of play or backwards to move it forward. They dive and roll around in the mud. At some point one group of donkeys are declared the "winners" of this "contest".
Some memories....:rolleyes:
:D
Silly sport.
Rugby is the sole preserve of the rich and stupid, more often than not, both.
Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrugby, a game where u have to move backwards in order to move forward.
Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrugby, a sport where the most training is done is at the dinner table.
Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrugby, a sport where the only skill is being Big and fast.
Rrrrrrrrrrrrrugby, the only legal thing possible where a bunch of peadophile old men get to stand around watching 8 year old fumbling around, whilst grunting and shouting "FUNT HIM FINTAN, give him a good one"!
Rrrrrrrrrrrrrugby, a sport where u stick ur head between the sweaty cheeks of another man (there are probably clubs for those kind of fetishes like).
Idiotic 'sport'.
:p :rolleyes: :p
Who's Pietro?
i thought you, of all people, would recognise the quote:pQuote:
Originally posted by Neil
Who's Pietro?
That's what I was thinking!
A Season with Verona?
What about RRrrrrrrrrrrrrrochestown, and nDouglas, and all these wanna be upper mobile places.Quote:
Originally posted by Conor74
A mixed bag alright at rugby matches in Cork.
Those who live in Montenotte, and those who WANT to live in Montenotte...