QuoteOriginally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
You've been knocking around here since December. There's always something to worry about.
Have a wander through the James McCarthy thread to see the madness at work. It's great craic all the same.
What was he supposed to say? Yeah I'm playing for Ireland U-21 right now mate but if England call me up, I'm gonna play for them innit.
You've been knocking around here since December. There's always something to worry about.
Have a wander through the James McCarthy thread to see the madness at work. It's great craic all the same.
DID YOU NOTICE A SIGN OUTSIDE MY HOUSE...?
I think it's unfair to compare the weight of your deceased Grandfather's dying wishes, vitriolic weekly abuse and complete and utter ambivalence from Giovanni Trapattoni to whatever existential crisis Jack is going through.
I think it's unfair that you clearly were born without a sense of humour or an inability to read most of what is written before jumping to conclusions.
My post was a direct attack on the paranoia and murmurings of the Irish Fan (not irishfan86, he seems sound enough) and that if you were to realise that even when there's nothing to worry about we still find something to worry about. This is why I directed you to the Jimmy Mac thread as an example of what Foot.ie and it's denizens are capable of.
DID YOU NOTICE A SIGN OUTSIDE MY HOUSE...?
Well, no. He would only say that if your presumption that he is lying to us is correct. Another possibility is that he didn't state he'll play for England because he has no plans to do so. At the minute, he states he's focused on Ireland and it'll remain so so long as he's enjoying it.
I was on a stag with a few Liverpool Irish and none of them care in any shape or form about England. There are many like kilbane and more I meet like that than not
its funny the Irish born lads were the ones wanting to and watching the englanf game.these lads never even bothered to watch it!! I think a lot of Irish secretly love watching England.
I'll see your Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney and Steve McManaman and raise you Jon Walters, Jason McAteer and Lee Trundle.
Presumably none of them drink in Wayne Rooney's granny's local.
Are we supposed to be looking at something in particular? Care to elaborate?
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
I might be reading too much into the tweet, but I think he wants to wish his father a happy father's day.
Just a proud Irishman supporting his country and wishing his dad a happy father's day.
Last edited by TheOneWhoKnocks; 15/06/2014 at 8:17 PM.
You're such a bellend.
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
Up with this we cannot put.
What's the problem now?...
Just like my young lad. Loves his dad (I think), follows Ireland but wants England to win the World Cup.
Supporting England - even during Euro 2012 - isn't what ****es me off most and it's naïve to think that.
What is it that's annoying you now then?
Aside from the fact that he supported England when the team that he is currently playing for were playing in International competition? The fact that he won't declare his allegiance to Ireland or England and is seemingly going to make the call based on how his club career pans out. Whatever criticisms or motivations you can level at Paul Green or Simon Cox, at least a decision is made and over with. How does it feel in hindsight knowing that the likes of Dan Crowley, Will Keane and Michael Keane took squad places and opportunities away from people who actually wanted to play for their country?
I think it's a joke to be quite frank but sure nevermind... I'm just a bellend.
Last edited by TheOneWhoKnocks; 18/06/2014 at 4:27 PM.
I think you ended up on the wrong forum. It's OWC you must have been looking for...
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