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Interesting article a couple of journo licenses going on with some facts but mainly sound.
Its a sit up and take notice or note even type article.
http://m.independent.ie/sport/soccer...-34907015.html
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Change title as appropriate.
Interesting article a couple of journo licenses going on with some facts but mainly sound.
Its a sit up and take notice or note even type article.
http://m.independent.ie/sport/soccer...-34907015.html
I would change the title, if I knew what it meant
I'd certainly change the title so it's spelled correctly :p
It's a grand article. It's nice that Eamonn likes the league this week but I wouldn't hold out hope for it lasting very long.
He needs telling that Gent and Genk are two different clubs also.
Also the money he mentioned, there are some other things too, but still it shouldn't detract. Only the LOI experts would point out the others, sorry Expert, CD, who is the authority on such matters and only he can comment anyway.
CD I like how you thanked the other post about Bluffers guide, its quite funny, I said nothing that wasn't true Barrett has been poor, bar one interception/block in the FH game.
I have no idea what the title was meant to say, I was thinking Berry maybe means Very as the S7 edge has a mind of its own - I did it on the phone last night. :D Just change the title to LOI organic supporters, ireland fans best supporters.
Missed the interesting points that Turner's Cross is bigger than Hacken's ground, and that Cork City's average attendance is bigger than Hacken's.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
Also failed to point out that, while the Allsvenskan's average attendance is 10,000* Sweden's population is more than twice that of Ireland's.
*it's actually 9,596 according to wikipedia, but what's 500 paying customers between friends?
Do you seriously watch who's thanked what post? Do you count likes on instagram as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Changed the title, probably makes more sense now. And everything is spelt correctlyQuote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
You missed Thank-gate from a couple of weeks back. Paul took great umbrage at my "thanks" distribution.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
What is the point of the 'Thanks' function if nobody notices it being used? I find it very useful to see who agrees with what.
I notice a post has thanks, who has thanked it, and then 15 seconds later I've forgotten all about it.
I just have a better memory than the rest of you.
Has anyone got the irony in the 10 characters under Delores post.
Yeah same here, but over time I think you get a feel for the way different posters feel about certain topics.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
There's been numerous cases of your selective memory recentlyQuote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Certainly that's how it works. But I wouldn't criticise someone for say agreeing with someone else and not myself. I think POSH has started to put a wee bit too much weight behind the perceived value of that little thumbs up.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
Obviously though, I think Stutts', Tets', Nigel's, Charlie's, DeL's and both Stus' carry more weight personally for me. And like Cyprus and Greece I reciprocate in a mutual fashion. :rolleyes:
Bit lost here. Is this post about organic fruit, thanks or attendances in Sweden ?
Its Thankgate.
I think.
No need to thank me.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-9QjARWd5a8...f-approval.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Its fairly obvious its there for people like BS, enters his subconcious, and its like an innate reflex for him. He just doesn't have the cognitive insight to see it.
It would be private if it wasn't there to see then wouldnt it?! :8:
I have no doubt what you're saying is true. I just have no idea what it is you're saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
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Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
No Xmas cards from Danny for you this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
You're wasted on this forum Charlie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
He should have been at Athlone v Limerick last Friday night.Quote:
I don't think I've ever come away from a League of Ireland match without feeling the better for it.
Is Sweeney like George Byrne? Hates the GAA and bemoans the lack of support for local soccer in Ireland all the while maintaining a high moral ground above anyone that goes to Ireland games
No he likes the GAA. I'd say he equally likes both GAA and Soccer, perhaps even moreso GAA. He is from Gurteen which would be more GAA than soccer, but still a decent Rovers following up there.
If there was a CSI Sligo Paul would be the Ted Danson character, the wise old sage whose profiling insights set the investigation on the right course.
Cool thanks for the infoQuote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea