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Absolutely correct. Even most LOI players also have a foreign club that they follow. You'll often see their preferences revealed on twitter. Astonishing amount of LOI player Liverpool fans, going by my less than scientific survey...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I can see you're trying to make a point but you're just being ridiculous now. Nobody says anything like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by mightaswell
Cool, thanks. Public please, just "did you start off supporting a LOI team or an EPL/overseas team?" Something simple like that, just out of curiosity.Quote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
Starting to think he's a WUM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Don't listen to Dodge, I grill every new face I see at the Brandywell, and some of the old ones too. If you're stepping through those turnstiles you better know what colour underwear Liam Coyle was wearing when he scored his 32nd goal for the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
You must be that 5% he goes on about:pQuote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
Irish barstoolers are really going to have up their game with some epic sycophancy at the Dublin Decider if they want to compete internationally: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-23341088
To be fair, he'll still be supporting Vietnam. These Asians just don't have the same devotion as the true Irish Gunners.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
Precisely. I've a lot of close friends who block my posts and invites on Facebook because I'm constantly onto them about going to Harps matches...to no avail.Quote:
Originally Posted by peadar1987
Nothing would make me happier than to see all my Man Utd and Liverpool and Celtic friends all regulars at Finn Park. They don't even have to become any sort of 'superfan', but just to see a bit of live football.
This isn't a million miles away from being true... I recall you thinking I was a barstooler when we first met.Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
Point taken on the latter, not the former.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
The FAI try to help, but the clubs don't want to know unless it "guarantees" them a benefit. Look at the row over football in Galway. Look at the attempts to restructure the divisions. Nobody can agree, because they want something else.
The problems in the LOI, are often the club's own making.
The sight of grown men jizzing themselves all over Ole and wanting to get a photo with the man, made me physically sick.
I notice today the forum is being blitzed by MUTV ads....conspiracy I tell ya :)
Do they try to help? Popular opinion seems to that they don't but that's easy to say.Quote:
Originally Posted by mypost
It's a pity the Aviva only holds 50,000
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/v...lone-mcg-video
Fantastic day for Australian football and what a great result for them! Irish football's big day is coming!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Was it billed as the Melbourne decider?
Holy feck, tearing out my hair at the stupidity of a friend of mine, who is absolutely adamant that Harps wouldn't even beat a Donegal League team. That the Donegal League is of a higher standard than the League of Ireland First Division.
The Donegal League....which isn't even anywhere near the best junior league in the country.
Things like that are quite common. I remember reading some journal.ie comments (I know, my own stupidity) when Darren O'Dea signed for Metalurh lamenting him signing for a side in a useless league, "is there not some League of Ireland team that would sign him?" Nevermind that the Ukrainian champions trounced European champions Chelsea in the Champions League last season, to them it's not a league they've heard of so it's useless.
Is that someone who tries to get to as many other grounds as they can, but only if Rovers are playing there?Quote:
Originally Posted by bennocelt
......and only if there is a direct bus from TallaghtQuote:
Originally Posted by stann