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Are we a country?? Thoughts on the turncoat lundy Martin 'Judas' O'Neill

#fleggers

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Originally Posted by RED CARD FOR MARTIN

i knew all along where his priorities lie, not be long to his gets his dream job
i lost respect for him a long time ago, absolutely detest him now :rcard:

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Originally Posted by SH*T

Sh*t. Another Northern Ireland deserter to the Beggars. This will do even more harm to us. Not only will they be successful under him, we will be losing youth players we wouldnt normally lose.

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Originally Posted by THE END!!

Another nail in the coffin for the IFA and the Northern Ireland football team.

Nice one Martin :thumbdown:


THE END.

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Originally Posted by FLOODGATE OPENER

Martin O'Neill's imminent appointment as ROI manager will deal a heavy blow to the IFA and the team. This will 'open the floodgates' for young nationalist players to opt for the Republic.
It will make any allegiance decision a lot easier when you know the first handshake you will get in Dublin is from a 64 times capped former Northern Ireland captain.
Sad sad times.

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Originally Posted by THOR'S HAMMER

This will be a hammer blow for the IFA, how he can have anything to do with that shower of shoite that is the FAI is disappointing. They're after our players now a former player of ours looks like being their manager, fcuking beggars by name and nature. Que the 'all Ireland football team' debate hotting up.

'Man who once captained NI now manages the organisation that's trying to put the IFA out of existence'.

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Originally Posted by NO NORDIES

Bridges well and truly brunt by O'Neill. Says a lot about people's opinion of him that Fulham, Palace, or Derby didn't seem interested.
One trick pony, and if beggar fans had a problem with Trapp's approach I can't wait to see what they think of O'Neill's long ball muck.
Could also be good for us once their fans turn on him and the press start blaming the "nordie". That should leave defectors in no doubt how welcome they really are across the border.

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Originally Posted by BIG TIME

It's all to late buddy,the damage is done,now lets hope his early reign in charge is a disaster.
MON from now on is now not my bestest of friends,
P.s
Hope ta fuk your future is a mess and all Irish people North or South find you out to be a money grabber.and your new found buddies let you down,BIG TIME.

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Originally Posted by MARTIN O'CNUT

I hope his reign as beggar boss ends in abject failure.....

Not surprised by this though......

Worst of luck eh Martin, cnut

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Originally Posted by LOOT CHASING SCUMBAG

There will be some backlash against Martin over this move to FAI. Scumbag showing his true priorities chasing the loot and his dream job....

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Originally Posted by JAMIE BRYSON

all on here that go on & on about the anthem change & flags issue can thank Martin ON who has put change back even further and hardened supporters views

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Originally Posted by 6 POINTS GUARANTEED

We are going to draw them in February for the Euros, I have that feeling o_O

Would love to. And then pick up 6 pts

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Originally Posted by TINKER LOVER

Sad to see him managing the tinkers, thought he would prefer another EPL job.

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Originally Posted by ALL MARTIN'S FAULT

Really would take a lot for me to turn against Martin O `Neil he was our world cup captain and always gave 100% He was a fine player and always came across as being proud to have played for Northern Ireland. If he continues the poaching it will be very sad indeed and he could end up a hate figure. I think in the end now what we are going to have is a Protestant Northern Ireland side and Catholic Republic side and thats very sad. I think the IFA are asleep re issues like the Anthem and it looks like it will never will be addressed.

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Originally Posted by ETHNIC CLEANSING

The sad reality is this united Island team nonsense is borne out of politics rather than a desire for football success, its just another attempt to wipe out anything Northern Irish.

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Originally Posted by TAKE YOUR PICK

Just my opinion here if he carries on like the last FAI management he is more than a c**t,
He would in my eyes called be a deserter.now take our pick.

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Originally Posted by NO LOYALTY THESE DAYS

Really gutted about this - not only because Martin has arguably thrown away his legendary NI status by jumping into bed with the association that is single-handedly destroying us, but because i can see him doing a great job whilst making us even weaker at the same time. I really thought he had more loyalty as a man.

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And in fairness, one or two more reasonable responses #nonfleggers

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Originally Posted by TURNCOAT LUNDY 1

Regardless of poaching, if a young player from a Nationalist /Republican background approaches the FAI first, they are hardly going to say no.

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Originally Posted by TURNCOAT LUNDY 2

Extremely disappointed, but I'm not going to say a bad word about him.

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Love to know their 'real' monikers, to see if if it's still the usual suspects...
:eek:

That's priceless.

Can't wait for the draw. :)

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Originally Posted by dantheman

Are we a country?? Thoughts on the turncoat lundy Martin 'Judas' O'Neill

#fleggers


















And in fairness, one or two more reasonable responses #nonfleggers

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Wow, impressive collection from the bubble there. As bitter and paranoid as ever with an added dose of bonus bogus scaremongering.

The desperate attempt to spin developments as favourable and its faux-concern for potential "defectors" makes this one my favourite:

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Could also be good for us once their fans turn on him and the press start blaming the "nordie". That should leave defectors in no doubt how welcome they really are across the border.

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Who has ever been made feel unwelcome? If people turn on Martin - who is already popular throughout the island despite this unfortunate affliction of "nordie" roots - it'll be because of poor results; not because he's a "nordie". Why would the FAI be employing him in the first place if they had vested issues with "nordies"? :rolleyes:

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Really gutted about this - not only because Martin has arguably thrown away his legendary NI status by jumping into bed with the association that is single-handedly destroying us, but because i can see him doing a great job whilst making us even weaker at the same time. I really thought he had more loyalty as a man.

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I'm not sure this man quite understands nationalism.

His only 'crime';a lack of ​'loyalty'...

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Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin

I'm not sure this man quite understands nationalism.

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But if he understood Nationalism...

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Originally Posted by BonnieShels

But if he understood Nationalism...

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United Ireland?

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Originally Posted by DannyInvincible

Wow, impressive collection from the bubble there. As bitter and paranoid as ever with an added dose of bonus bogus scaremongering.

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A hilarious read. They sound like a bunch of jilted teenage girls!
One or two voices of reason (they actually leave the bunker and post here from time to time).

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Originally Posted by DannyInvincible

The desperate attempt to spin developments as favourable and its faux-concern makes this one my favourite:

Who has ever been made feel unwelcome? If people turn on Martin - who is already popular throughout the island despite this unfortunate affliction of "nordie" roots - it'll be because of poor results; not because he's a "nordie". Why would the FAI be employing him in the first place if they had vested issues with "nordies"? :rolleyes:

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Only place would be made feel unwelcome for any place of birth/religious/political reasons would be in Windsor Park by the super-prods if he didn't raise his head high and sing GSTQ along with the Buckfast brigade

I love Jamie Bryson's spin on things. O'Neill's appointment has stopped 'change'. I actually think O'Neill's appointment, like Mary McAleese's as president, is positive change in itself. It would be positive and a change if Bryson viewed life outside his little Unionist bubble and accepted the right of Northern born nationalists to determine their own careers.

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Originally Posted by gastric

I love Jamie Bryson's spin on things. O'Neill's appointment has stopped 'change'. I actually think O'Neill's appointment, like Mary McAleese's as president, is positive change in itself. It would be positive and a change if Bryson viewed life outside his little Unionist bubble and accepted the right of Northern born nationalists to determine their own careers.

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Drawing a parallel between O'Neill's appointment and McAleese's is a little far fetched, to say the least.

With regards to Bryson, don't hold your breath.

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Originally Posted by The Fly

Drawing a parallel between O'Neill's appointment and McAleese's is a little far fetched, to say the least.

With regards to Bryson, don't hold your breath.

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The parallel, while possibly simplistic, is of two successful Northern born individuals who have/had the opportunity to hold two of the most high profile positions in Ireland. Personally, I don't find that far fetched.

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Originally Posted by gastric

The parallel, while possibly simplistic, is of two successful Northern born individuals who have/had the opportunity to hold two of the most high profile positions in Ireland. Personally, I don't find that far fetched.

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You got there before me. i think it's a good comparison.

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Originally Posted by gastric

The parallel, while possibly simplistic, is of two successful Northern born individuals who have/had the opportunity to hold two of the most high profile positions in Ireland.

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I know what the parallel is. You stated that O'Neill's appointment denotes a positive change; in contrast to Bryson's dim-witted assertion that O'Neill's 'volte-face' has set back such a change in Northern Ireland footballing circles, or perhaps even NI society at large. The last part is a stretch but given his form I'd say Bryson is elastic enough to make it.

Before I go on...whilst it's very easy to poke fun at young Jamie, did he actually make those comments?

Are you not still on there? Seem to remember in past times, surprisingly your 'name' as in on here came up, think like most exotic visitors, you were being slagged in some petty way or other...

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Originally Posted by ArdeeBhoy

Are you not still on there? Seem to remember in past times, surprisingly your 'name' as in on here came up, think like most exotic visitors, you were being slagged in some petty way or other...

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I was banned some time ago. Prior to to my passing however, I was given the honour of my own thread entitled "Fly educates Da North".
Unfortunately, the education only went so far. ;)

Disgraceful, when even a moderate like your good self is denied free speech...
:rolleyes:
Seriously, the way that site conducts itself is a joke. But still it never stops giving.
:)

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Originally Posted by The Fly

I know what the parallel is. You stated that O'Neill's appointment denotes a positive change; in contrast to Bryson's dim-witted assertion that O'Neill's 'volte-face' has set back such a change in Northern Ireland footballing circles, or perhaps even NI society at large. The last part is a stretch but given his form I'd say Bryson is elastic enough to make it.

Before I go on...whilst it's very easy to poke fun at young Jamie, did he actually make those comments?

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To be clear Jamie Bryson was quoted in jest! He did not make those comments!

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Originally Posted by dantheman

To be clear Jamie Bryson was quoted in jest! He did not make those comments!

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However, it is like you got inside his head to discover a brain the size of a gnat!