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Know how you feelQuote:
Originally Posted by niamh
However, I've seen some girls let the side down bigtime -
I couldn't make it to a game one night and I asked Ms. X where players were positioned, kinda just to see what Ms. X would say and I was told that Barry Ferguson was playing upfront!
You see Niamh, even Sinéad thinks it's unwise to ask a girl about football :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sinéad
I think you two should set up your own TV programme on digital called "Birds n' Balls." You could educated the female masses.
About football that is.
check out www.onefinlongford.com for an interesting piece on El and football from a females point of view ( its in the guest writers section )
Or maybe I'll just take over the world!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
You do that, armed with Brylcreem and a tea strainer :DQuote:
Originally Posted by niamh
You'd better hope that Mrs O' Banton doesn't start reading this website, cause if she sees any of this, the next time Stoke are in Reading she may just make a detour by Peadar mansions discuss the issue in the the only way Stoke fans know how to!!! :D :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
I'm not in the Madejski anymore, so she'll have a job finding me now :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
*Mental Note* Remeber not to wear Cork City FC shirt to Reading v Stoke :D
Ah the old incognito escape routine, doesn't work I tried that a few times, she always tracked me down though!! :eek: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
(Better make sure she doesn't read the website now!)
what are you getting off zammo ?,something that you can do damage with ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
Anything that may affect his ability to type would be handy I suppose, I mean can't really do much dammage to his brain at this stage. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
BTW just pointed out to me that there is a Paddy Joe from D4 recently registered. :eek: (off point I know sorry)
Might be an idea to promote the cause of pretty females at EL games, let them in free like some clubs do with children ??
What about
Over 21 Below 36
Sizes 8-12
All hair colours apart from ginger
At least 5'2
breast size between 34b - 36dd
:D
Whoohahaaaahooo.....wait for the firey responses
Hmmm...there are easier ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
But this has already got waaay off track.
Girls have as much to give as male supporters as long as they take it seriously with the proper dedication City deserves...or some such malarky. :p
Your right normally they go to simply spot the male talent on and off the pitch....Do you actually watch the football Niamh.Quote:
Originally Posted by niamh
:p
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Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
Well it's not hard to track you down seeing she's only got too walk ten minute's around the corner to O'Rafferty's and bang you've been captured.
Next time you go on the run try and get out of Wood Green altogether or go somewhere different like the freemason's or the lordship :eek:
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by sylvo
I'm meeting PO'B for a few jars next week and expected him to mention Riff Raff's, but he suggested the Porter House at Covent Garden. I think he's taking you up on the off-the-manor number. ;)
:D PP
You been on holiday? You've missed Prat-dick J's expulsion and his airbrushing from history by el caudillo. His crime?: Nothing to do with Luton this time, just insulted about everyone else so it wasn't anything personal to you. BTW, I've seen someone registered from R***********h. Not another from your school I hope :eek: ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
Ahh that place is back in favor with him again. He went off that place for a while when a doorman would'nt let him in because he was wearing his Luton Town jersey. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
Finn Harps are playing County tonight so he'll be in riff raff's for sure decked out in his Harps away jersey and Burburry loafer's looking mean. :mad:
Come on County. :D
Sometimes in between putting me make-up on and doing me hair!Quote:
Originally Posted by dortie
I have indeed Señor. I saw the afforementioned's lemming-like descent from grace but decided it wasn't worthy of comment. Give 'em enough rope and all that.Quote:
Originally Posted by lopez
No idea about yer wan from Ricky though. Never thought of the place as an outpost of the diaspora meself. :)
:D PP
I dunno about that. There's a few 1G capitalistas around there and that bloke who used to run 'The [P*ss] Artists Retreat.' Sadly his hostelry seemed to close about the same time the tube brought in the olympic anti-doping committee. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
Danny O'Sullivan was his name. His son Kevin was in my year at school. The auld fella used to pop in there for a pint or two before going on the night shift from Ricky depot. He no longer drinks, the pub site has been used for flats and you fellas can't enjoy a social before working. How times change.Quote:
Originally Posted by lopez
:) PP
Our social was often during work. :eek: Sadly those days did not overlap with the advent of the mobile phone and the pub is now a site for yuppie flats. Danny! That was he. He was a miserable mine host for an Irishman, though. To be honest I'm glad that alcohol (and drugs for that matter) have been separated from my professional life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
Getting back to the subject in hand, Conchita hates football although she loves footballers wives. :D I'm taking her to the Bulgaria game next week and she's not too excited about it.
my old man (now retired) worked his whole life for guinness.Quote:
Originally Posted by lopez
he was teetotal :eek:
theu used to have a room called "the tap room" in the brewery where the workers could drink their daily allowance of the black stuff during working hours with the managements blessing.
well human nature being what it was they had to close it as whole day long sessions started to happen :D
That must be one cooooool job. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
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Originally Posted by lopez
that was circa 25 years ago its now well closed.
they management did a spot check on the"tap room" one day and there were guys there from the ESB ,the gas company,c.i.e and wherever you care and basically a full blown hooley was in full swing at 11.30 in the day :D
average high level civil servants day then :p
Point taken :D and yes I will be in tonight (bout 5pm, Mr PF, a bottle of Magners please.)Quote:
Originally Posted by sylvo
Don't worry PP you shall get to Riff Raffs v. soon, Luton games shown on a reg. basis there, however the fact that the Porterhouse serve Quillmes (Argentina's top and most beautiful lager - hmmmmmm sweet, sweet lager) and its Villa Park neutrality makes it not a bad venue.
Have had to weigh up the moral principle my response to the actions of the staff in Porterhouse, making a stand regarding this against the fact that they serve really nice lager, no contest in the long term really.
Just a point about eL Football, is there a difference between clubs in how many female fans they have. I notice always the amount of women who go to Arsenal, Celtic and Stoke seems to far outweigh other grounds that I visited. Is it a simlar thing in Ireland?
We had a bit of a situation like that with our old social club at the sorting office that i work at. The social club served very very cheap beer :D and it used to open just as the early shift was finishing, the result most of the time being total mayhem with postie's crashing themselve's into parked van's and lorry's people on the late and night shift being to banjaxed to work plus every wineo in North London turning up staggering around the depo.Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
Come to think of it, I miss those day's. :(
In the interests of efficiency, I think most companies will get rid of these on premise shebeens. Most drinking dens of tube drivers were all off premise (the odd station pub closed down after Kings Cross '87 due to a smoking ban). But there was one on the top floor of Camden Town. Well you can imagine the mayhem there at times. One old Scottish woman guard who ran with me for a day fell out of it ten minutes after she should have picked up our train and it had to turn round at Tooting through lateness. She was totally jodido when I met her halfway through the train insisting that I joined her for a 'smoke'. :D Happy days!Quote:
Originally Posted by sylvo
check out the redfm hit the bar girls!
It depends on the success of the teams really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
For many teenage girls, a Friday evening at your local testosterone filled football ground is a great place for some attention.
Just to continue on from this, Arsenal are selling the Ladies Shirt this season. Don't know if they've always done this. The shirt looks very similar to the mens but has a different neck and is more fitted. Obviously this is good for the Arsenal Ladies team but I also think they look better on the female fans. Saw a girl wearing one last night and have to say, I was well impressed. Often women look awful in football shirts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
It's not possible for a woman to wear a Liverpool shirt and not look like a cream cracker. Since Ireland also has a ladies team, I think it would be a good idea for them to do something similar.
Have to disagree with you here, I think that its a proven fact that women look fit in football tops. (with the following exception Ingerland, Rangers, Sperz, ManUre or Nazio :eek: )
Think that this is the first year that the club are selling ladies shirt and the club are doing things to increase the profile of the womens team, the womens team is always on the trophy parade and after the Leicester game last season the ladies team played a championship decider at Highbury with free entry for people - The West Upper was packed for this.
Think Ireland already has a ladies kit, same as the mens but a different collar. Still looks **** tho! I agree, women can look awful in footy shirts. (esp Celtic ones, makes em look larger!!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
a lot of gaa teams are doing that shirt also