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Haire transplants are really painfull. Banging a load of hair in one spot. I knew a bloke who had his fringe done but either too painfull or expensive when the inevitable decline set in, to get the rest done. He was left with a line of hair he couldn't get rid of and got knicknamed zippy. No joking mattter. My advice: Spam with dignity. :D
The creeping alopecia gets us all in the endQuote:
Originally Posted by lopez
a lot of his performances have been a cut above the others but he needs to brush up on his act if he wants to win over the fans again..... or else he'll just curl up and dye... heard he scored a great scissors kick in training last week
A bit here from Stuart Pearce, seems like his problems are genuine enough whatever the case maybe with his hair.
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...802858,00.html
seemingly errickson is prepared to let him go for a snip............ yeah he preferred his hair the way it was!
A Manchester Newspaper is reporting that Stephen Ireland didn't show up for training on Monday morning. Friends and family are still combing the area.
This is the Richard Whiteley thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattie
Regarding the footballer however, he has to summon up the overwhelming energy to go to Dublin, a journey of 35 minutes. It's not exactly like travelling to Dubai. It's about the same distance as travelling to London for matches. That never stopped him.
His issues aside, I still stand by saying he should never play for Ireland again, mainly for the grossly insensitive and disrespectful way he handled the Prague issue.
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Morbo
:D
I hear Wig-on may be interested in signing him.
Luckily for Ireland Erickson dose'nt use the hairdyer treatment.
Heres the link to the real story http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/pl...php?id=1866756
I think this whole episode over the advances his fringe has undergone are a bit of a grey area...... :D
Claire Balding was interviewing him on the telly earlier. Followed by Michael O'Hehir. I dont think he's going to move to Trim. Is this thread Just For Men? He might not be Head and Shoulders above the rest but stick with him in the long run...... Because He's Worth It.
Curl up and Dye! I seen a barbers with that name on it. Craiced me up. but there was a place next to it called the Hairport, I had to shake my head in disgust.Quote:
Originally Posted by greendeiseboy
Noel Mooney former goalkeeper got hair transplant and has got stick for years over it, its all a bit of craic. At the same time i do understand that some people can take a slagging but others can't.Quote:
Originally Posted by depor
maybe he is able to play for Man City as the lads there don't slag him! Or perhaps they do but in their own language and he can't understand it!!
On a serious note, if he didn't come to Dublin to play this week because the lads slagged him before the Slovakia game does this not cast doubt on the whole miscarriage story??? It does for me anyway.
What a tosser, he is so vain that he goes and gets hair implants and then goes off crying when his peers slag him off about it. Grow up you muppet! Shave you fookin head and stop acting like a girls blouse.
Exactly, It's only a slagging, if it emerged they were slagging him about the miscarriage, then fair enough, but hair plugs???? Grow up. When people start slagging me about something, i just grab there balls.... End of....
RIGHT, That's enough... SAID FRED!!
what are you tony friggin soprano or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by joe_denilson
Alright keep your hair on!Quote:
Originally Posted by as_i_say
Exactly, lets be Piece-ful about this.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dun Laoire
Brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Torn-Ado
I dont think Stephen will not FADE from the team, sure he is a SPIKEy character but he wont allow himself to be UNDERCUT by his teamates.
His absence wont be PERMantent, I am sure he will STRAIGHTen this out
New FIFA Directive that each team must play at least 3 follicly challenged individuals. So that Stephen won't be the the only Sham poohed.
after watching some of match of the day tonight, low and behold, our man stevie ireland was playing from the start for man city....
ffs... i had a lot of sympathy for what he had went through and never questioned the lad before. however, these sympathies are up in smoke after seeing him play for an city today.
i can not now trust what this wig wearing little lad has to say these days. feel terrible for even suggesting it but now even question his excuses for fecking off after the bratislava game. am sorry for questioning such a terrible event in a couples lives, but after observing the last 6 weeks actions of the lad, i find it hard to believe a word from his mouth.
a real pity as i think he is a good footballer.
There'll be wigs on the green over this!:D
I very much doubt that anyone who calls themselves Daddy Dick has self esteem issues as well
I am pulling out my hair over this one. Ah well, hair today. Gone tomorrow.
Who were the players who allegedly held him down ? My guess is Steve Thinin and Shave Given
Stephen Hunt with a great piece of advice for the man formerly known as Stephen Ireland today in relation to his 'personal problems',
He's got his own problems and he's got to deal with it, but only Stephen Ireland can deal with it and that's it. We've all had hard childhoods and he has to be a man. He's playing in the big boys' world now and it's difficult.
His popularity with the fans appears to be receding.
Fair dues to Hunt. He said that he gets more abuse about his hair than any guy in the squad but he takes it like a man. Ireland seems like a very ****ed up individual if something that silly would make him question playing for his country
I'm not an apologist for Ireland, but these words of wisdom from the great psychotherapist in the team seem il conceived to say the least.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Is this the same guy crying about his brother not being picked for the US tour, welcome to the big boys world.
Also Hunt can do something about his hair!
I'd have to agree with Hunt. Everybody has their own problems but you have to set them aside and get on with things. Strong characters tend to get on in football, as in life, and hopefully Ireland will learn to deal with his problems and come back all the stronger for it.
Gotta love Hunt's straightup attitude in this time of Sky's gloss. Very refreshing.
mmm. except in the olden days he would have stuck by his team mate & never talked to the media this way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Docboy
If anything he is appears a product of the sky generation, all to keen to share his views....
fair play to hunty,,im sure that the players are fed up with ireland
He's from Cork.. nough said :DQuote:
Originally Posted by carloz
Jason McAteer should be brought in to sort out "Hair Gate".
He appeared in a TV ad in his crusade against the scourge of dandruff and problem hair in general.
"If theres ONE thing that Jason won't tolerate - its problem hair" :D
That's a hair brained idea!!
if steven hunt really cared he would offer to cut his own hair so steve ireland could use it to make a wig. problem solved. ireland doesn't get slagged off for going bald and hunt has a nice neat hair cut.
He scored a very good goal today tonight.......then he pulls down his shorts in the celebration:confused:. Im beginning to worry about him