Stuff you are supposed to like but is actually rubbish

**Blue Man** · 15/03/2009, 12:26 AM

Celtic and their fans. Great atmosphere for Europe but I cant stand the sight of Tri-colours at Celtic Park bacause they have Irish connections. Get over it. You dont see Vasco Da Gama of Brazil or Newll's Old Boys in Argentina hanging up English flags.

Being "over Irish" (if that makes sense) eg I play football over in America and one of my team mates instantly raises his voice in conversation whenever we enter a shop etc so people can hear he has an accent. Drives me crazy.

Peas - I just dont rate them

**celticV3** · 15/03/2009, 1:50 AM

Jade goody- I will not apologise for being consistent with my hatred of her.

**oscar** · 15/03/2009, 10:56 AM

you're dead right...she makes me sick

**osarusan** · 15/03/2009, 11:15 AM

Tom McGurk and George Hook.

**rambler14** · 15/03/2009, 1:48 PM

Ramblers!

**tetsujin1979** · 15/03/2009, 3:09 PM

Originally Posted by Blue Man

Celtic and their fans. Great atmosphere for Europe but I cant stand the sight of Tri-colours at Celtic Park bacause they have Irish connections. Get over it. You dont see Vasco Da Gama of Brazil or Newll's Old Boys in Argentina hanging up English flags.

AC Milan fans have been known to wave St George's cross, they were founded by an Englishman

**Rovers1** · 15/03/2009, 3:41 PM

Tallaght Stadium...

oh and Paddys Day...Oirish ****e!

**hedderman** · 15/03/2009, 9:37 PM

The League of Ireland?

I jest, I jest...

**anto1208** · 16/03/2009, 3:56 PM

Originally Posted by celticV3

Jade goody- I will not apologise for being consistent with my hatred of her.

Originally Posted by oscar

you're dead right...she makes me sick

Thats right when you are sitting down to watch reality TV shows full of mindless idiots the last thing you want to see is a mindless idiot............

**Pike B** · 16/03/2009, 4:07 PM

Originally Posted by Newryrep

Lads, Schindler List is funnier than Waynes World

No its not..

**Pauro 76** · 17/03/2009, 6:13 AM

Horne and Corden's sketch show. Truly vile. Comedy at it's lowest. They're all over tv and billboards over here advertising their latest film. I wish to God, they'd both p!ss off.

**oscar** · 17/03/2009, 1:41 PM

St Patricks Day

**SkStu** · 17/03/2009, 1:43 PM

Self loathing. Us irish are supposed to enjoy it but it makes me feel sh1tty.

**osarusan** · 17/03/2009, 8:24 PM

Gordon f*****g Ramsay.

**kingdom hoop** · 18/03/2009, 1:25 AM

Originally Posted by oscar

St Patricks Day

Yerrah just take it for a general day of celebration and it's great. Though I appreciate that even then, things can go a little awry. Like it might be a sunny day, but if your ice-cream melts all over your hands and gets your fingers all sticky and subsequently in your stricken state you rub your hands on your clothes and head and they in turn become undesirably messy, then you're not really all that happy; or at least, not as happy as one might reasonably expect given the occasion of the Sun presenting itself to you.

But all that said, I find it strange that anyone doesn't like a day where everyone's only concern is to get a beautiful, carefree drunk? Surely, as days go, and especially Drinking Days, that is one of the best starting points you could possibly hope for? -probably gently leading to the sweetest flavour of drunk you can get?

edit: Oddly enough given the subject matter of the post, the day that's in it and the late hour, I actually haven't been drinking - the first time on Patrick's Day for a long time. Great memories of previous years though.

Admittedly I'd be inclined to say I've had a rubbish day today (for reasons extraneous to Patrick's Day of itself), but I'd never be inclined to say the Day itself is rubbish, nor can I understand how anyone might think it is. I await enlightenment.

**Dodge** · 18/03/2009, 10:17 AM

Its a day off work. That alone is enough for me...

**leather** · 18/03/2009, 10:38 AM

Not for everone

**Dodge** · 18/03/2009, 12:03 PM

Originally Posted by leather

Not for everone

I presume you read the "enough for me" line above?

**pineapple stu** · 18/03/2009, 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by Dodge

Its a day off work. That alone is enough for me...

Seconded. Plus, I was over in England for the last four days (long weekend because of the bank holiday) and enjoyed reminding people I had a bank holiday on the Tuesday.

Originally Posted by tetsujin1979

AC Milan fans have been known to wave St George's cross, they were founded by an Englishman

There's a George's Cross in their crest, so they're technically waving a bit of their crest. There's no tricolour in the Celtic crest (I think).

**The Good Son** · 18/03/2009, 12:44 PM

Originally Posted by tetsujin1979

AC Milan fans have been known to wave St George's cross, they were founded by an Englishman

The City of Milan flag is the flag St. Ambrose, which is the exact same as the St. George's cross, so I'd imagine that might be what the Milan fans wave.