Barstool facepalm

**ger121** · 22/04/2015, 6:30 PM

Good follow up piece from the boys on balls.ie

http://balls.ie/football/the-10-lies...ll-themselves/

**dong** · 22/04/2015, 6:57 PM

I think mostly those points relating to LoI aren't so true.
From a lot of people's point of view the league doesn't even register. They wouldn't even bother lying about why they don't go.
And for those that do lie about it, patronising articles like that which pop up every so often probably only confirm some of their views. May be nice for people on forums like this to read but not so helpful and certainly not original imo.

**outspoken** · 22/04/2015, 7:45 PM

Originally Posted by ger121

Good follow up piece from the boys on balls.ie

http://balls.ie/football/the-10-lies...ll-themselves/

Thought that was sh1te to be honest

**Charlie Darwin** · 22/04/2015, 7:48 PM

Most of their stuff I read is, except Dodge's.

**Pablo Escobar** · 22/04/2015, 9:27 PM

Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin

Words fail. http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/s...yo-325450.html

That is embarrassing. He somehow makes a connection between Man Utd and the red of Cork GAA. Poor on so so many levels.

**Charlie Darwin** · 22/04/2015, 9:33 PM

Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar

That is embarrassing. He somehow makes a connection between Man Utd and the red of Cork GAA. Poor on so so many levels.

And apparently the rebel county gets its name from the patriots who fought to support Arsenal.

**pineapple stu** · 23/04/2015, 11:56 AM

Am I the only one who saw that map of Ireland and thought of this?

**gormacha** · 24/04/2015, 4:09 PM

Originally Posted by pineapple stu

Am I the only one who saw that map of Ireland and thought of this?

Can I have a P please Bob?

**nigel-harps1954** · 02/07/2015, 1:34 PM

http://www.balls.ie/football/cllian-...ew-club/299393

Originally Posted by Balls.ie

Sadly, Sheridan's move to Omonoia means he has been stripped of the prestigious title of 'the only Irishman playing Champions League football,' but it's possible that by September he'll join West Ham's Joey O'Brien and Darren Randolph along with Southampton's Shane Long as the only Irishmen playing any type of European football, which is no mean feat.