Well done Poland. I was cheering for you all evening. Nothing like real national pride and a sense of one's true cultural identity both as a player and as supporters to give a team the extra edge. The Polish fans did their country proud. It must have been an education in how to be a real footbal supporter to all the UK "C" Supporters in their British club regalia. Spirit of the Empire failed them tonight.
war are u talking about?
Yawn, terrible thread.
"No regrets, none at all. My only regret is that we went out on penalties. That's my only regret. But no, no regrets." -Mick McCarthy
Makes about as much sense as a Shane McGowan reading of Shakespeare.
Meh I've seen much better windup attemps but good luck in getting a few bitters
Last edited by Morbo; 20/11/2008 at 2:29 AM.
He is partly right. I applaud your viewpoint Boh so good. Good for the guy.
give it a chance...Originally Posted by danonion
and he is partly right...
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
Great thread. I agree. Why stop at avoiding players that play in Britain. Why not ban the ones that have ever been there on trial too? That would eradicate most of the Eircom League players too. Let's go a few steps further. It's about time that we only played players that have never left their parish, that still suckle at their mothers teat, that go to Mass every Sunday, have never spoken in the Imperial tongue and would bleed for the memory of the Lord Elvis Presley.
Then we'd get some great passionate performances. And we all know that guarantees results
and only players with "O" and "Mc" in their names can play for the Republic, and they must recite Amhran na bhFiann constantly during the match, in addition to this they all must have "Eire 32" on their jerseys and at the end of every game Giovanni makes them sit around and say the Angelus
"It's not about winning, it's taking people apart that counts"
Did you notice that the Polish fans knew how to support their team while the paddies sat there, clueless? Nothing to do with Elvis or the pope. Or the players. Oireland fans are pathetic.
Sometimes I wonder how many of you lot actually go to games .It was a great Polish atmosphere and crappy Irish one,so what !!! There were 1000's of them there ,kinda reminded me of us in Paris and it'll probably be the same in Rome in April
The lunatic is on the grass
The lunatic is on the grass
Remembering games and daisy chains and laughs
Got to keep the loonies on the path
maybe the "oireland" fans should've started ripping up the seats and wrecking the stands when we went a goal down?
"It's not about winning, it's taking people apart that counts"
I thought this thread title started UK C Section and would be bringing happy news of bundles of joy for expectant father Richard Dunne.
Instead we have a flaming muppet rant. Oh well.
" I wish to God that someone would be able to block out the voices in my head for five minutes, the voices that scream, over and over again: "Why do they come to me to die?"
I'll take anyone's money that we won't generate an atmopshere half as good as that one.
I think Tom Humphries says it best;
"Nobody celebrates home like those separated from it."
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...136942179.html
Thats an excellent quote alright, Irish fans away from home almost always put the home team to shame. Same with us at home.
All in here:
http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=106725
What a thread title btw.If only you could remember the great Irish travelling fans. And if only you knew what it would be like if Ireland played abroad in a country where there was 100,000 Irish.
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