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dear pat o,Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
your behaviour towards your missus in this instance does not neccessitate a visit to the confessional box as it would seem that you were only trying to cheer her up on the defeat of her home nation :D ,sorry about the laugh but i couldnt help it.
regards fr ww
The woman who reports on/presents Newsround from Portugal is my old mate from my university days, Laura Jones. As a proud Welsh woman, and even given her paymasters, she has no sympathy for the Anglos at all. You - and the truth - are safe with her. (FWIW, she's well up on politics in the North. Educated by my good self when we worked together on our student newspaper. But I digress. ;) )Quote:
Originally Posted by lopez
There's no substitute for practice, Pat. Stand in front of the mirror and try the following with the most sincere physog you can muster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
"Yes, the referee was awful. It's a conspiracy by UEFA..."
"How could he think Owen dived? No! Not Michael."
"They've been winding Rooney up all match on purpose. It's not his fault he hit the defender back."
"Bloody Heskey!"
"It's all Sven's fault..."
Honestly, perm any one of the above with a few oohs and aahs at moments of highest tension and she'll think you've gone native. You'll never get any bother again. :D And anyway, what is it your signature says - it takes two to lie? ;)
:D PP
I think it's the English media that gets to me. Check out my new sig.
This comment by Erikson be amusing:
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"In last 10 minutes we took over the game. It seems like France ran out of ideas. The last three minutes showed they didn't, but that was my feeling at the end of the game.
"Jacques Santini...will be greeted in every dugout of the country by "one-nil, one-nil" - Clive Tyldsley, 89th minute of France-England June 13, 2004.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metrostars
"Ooooohhhh Nooooooo" Bobby Robson 91st minute."
Cracker! :D
"Jacques Santini...will be greeted in every dugout of the country by "one-nil, one-nil" - Clive Tyldsley, 89th minute of France-England June 13, 2004.
Defo the highlight of the evening. Me and my brother had a sweep on when Tyldsley would mention 1966/Rugby World Cup/CL Final 99. He is an unutterable English git. Which is what made it all the more enjoyable when Zizou put them to the sword. :D
KOH
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Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
It's a place in shock today PP, they'll be pushing their tesco's trolly's around totally quite, only sound will be the sound of their gold bracelett's clanging and mother's telling their crying children to ''shaart your farkin raaaw'' just been out and about in Enfield, St Alban's Potters bar and Barnet nothing but long sad face's in every place, F**KING BRILLIANT, I LOVE IT. :D :
[QUOTE=Pat O' Banton]I know, but for a start she was ready to lose the plot with me as she accused me of being secretly happy.
I'm sure she must have found that out about yer 10 year's ago about everytime they lose ,when mrs O' Banton said to me during the Russia v Spain game ''i suppose you'll be cheering on France tomorrow'' i just said ''I shall be taking an interest in it due to Ireland playing both France and Swizterland'' she belived me ;) I think. Unlike anyone else who asked me which i alway's said ''to fcuking right''. :mad:
How was the Hope and Anchor last night or did yer go to Sven's den instead.
:D
In the Hope, it was fairly banged, however it emptied in record time :D . Don't think that she believed you for one second but I believe that your insincerity was greatly appreciated, (btw you missed Bob in Mrs O' Banton's big Ingerland hat!).
Snr L, your words as the voice of my conscience is appreciated, Fr. WW thanks for going easy on me, and PP your advice is duely noted and being practiced. You will all be invited to our fifieth wedding anniversery :D
PP tries to convince 15 year old lads to nick the SGC's off cars :D
Just thought I'd throw that one in ;)
who needs convincing?? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by liam88
its not nicking its adding value to the car!!!!
I seem to remember suggesting you carry a cigarette lighter and set them on fire when you see them - the flags, that is, not the cars! But then I remembered that, as you're under 16, you'd have no use for such an implement... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by liam88
:D PP
Argh! You should have told me before I torched those two out the front ;) Like I was telling you at the time-we make a game of trying to knoock them off with stones as the cars goes past :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
For our readers across the channel it was deemed Britain's plushist postcode. I drive through it only when the M25 is knackered and it must have the record for the longest 30mph stretch for a country lane.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
As for Newsround, it definitely ain't that, as it wasn't on Sunday. Don't know what it was on but my son reckons it was just Spanish versus Spanish (have to ask if there was a union jack type flag involved). Anyone seen it? Perhaps revisiting the events between 1936 and 1939.
Brilliant. A classic in the making. Nice to see that English arrogance, unlike their team, travel across the atlantic in great shape.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metrostars
You is dissing some of my homey county places. Artfordshire is not interested in dis honky sport. It's a hotbed of basketball and breakdancing, man.Quote:
Originally Posted by sylvo
[QUOTE=sylvo]He missed a penalty! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
You missed the bumberclot from Ballyfermot in Charlton before the Jamaica game who neecded no excuse for a cigarette lighter. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
Just like if a camera crew were passing this site last week when you announced Gipper was going to the great big film studios in the sky. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by davros
Yet you continue to watch it on an english station when there's perfectly good coverage on RTE (apologies if your not living in Ireland but I'm assuming you are),support irish jobs!Quote:
Originally Posted by WeAreRovers
I agree. I watched and will be watching the Spain games on TVE as I can get it on Sky. Makes me feel like I'm back home. ;) However I missed Mac the other day which was a shame.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beavis
Sadly RTE has not got its act together and put out an international channel that Irish viewers around the world can watch after pulling the plug on Tara TV. Must be not enough of potential viewers, eh? :rolleyes:
Surely not just a matter of supporting Irish jobs, I mean RTE's coverage must be better than the drivel of Motson, Tyldsley or Davis that we are force fed on this side of the Irish Sea. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beavis
i rang Sky a couple of months ago and asked if it would be possible to either add rte or have it re tuned to veiw it.Quote:
Originally Posted by lopez
the clever bloke on the end of the phone smugly said that it was not available nor will it be because there is no demand in the uk :confused:
could'nt quite think of a quick jibe in reply so just hung up...... no demand .... na i love watching this morning!!!
Good to see england lose because they are so smug - they do this every championship.
However i view each sport differently - would love to see Jensen Button win a Grand Prix as he seems a decent fellow.
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Originally Posted by Jon'o
I may be completely wrong here (for all the exiles) but I remember hearing a story about someone who subscribed to Sky digital in Ireland but took their card and installed it in Britain, and basically received the Irish package (same as Sky UK, but with the four domestic channels)