Least Favourite/Most Hated Person Ever

**joeSoap** · 18/10/2004, 11:55 AM

why not just generalise:
"Anyone who has ever beaten Cork City or left them to play for another club"

with the exception of that tool Seery of course

**Colm** · 18/10/2004, 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by joeSoap

why not just generalise:
"Anyone who has ever beaten Cork City or left them to play for another club"

I named 7 people, only two of them ever played for or were associated with Cork City FC and the reason I hate the Shels people is nothing to do with them beating us more to do with them being scumbags and corrupt thugs.

**wws** · 18/10/2004, 12:03 PM

Irish: Ryan Tubridy, That wa.nker Paul Howard from the Tribune for writing the unfathomably successful dirge that is the Ross OCarroll Kelly ******

England: Pat Dolan

**joeSoap** · 18/10/2004, 12:05 PM

Originally Posted by Colm

I named 7 people, only two of them ever played for or were associated with Cork City FC and the reason I hate the Shels people is nothing to do with them beating us more to do with them being scumbags and corrupt thugs.

Of your seven, Ollie Byrne (corrupt) and Alan Reynolds (scumbag) are the two I'll agree with.Ollie Cahill, Jason Byrne and Owen Heary have proven themselves as top class EL footballers, while Dan Connor is probably a little too easily led by the likes of Reynolds...as for poor Rocky.......

**patsh** · 18/10/2004, 1:18 PM

Originally Posted by wws

England: Pat Dolan

OBSESSED...

**wws** · 18/10/2004, 1:49 PM

wots your point PATSH??

LEAST FAVOURITE would be dolan - hes irritating.....plus a chance to mention his Englishness again

anyone for cricket?

**joeSoap** · 18/10/2004, 2:01 PM

I could have sworn that Pat Dolan and his twin brother Eamon were born in Ardrahan, Co. Galway in 1968...

Lets see now....that would make him....ammm... IRISH....

**joeSoap** · 18/10/2004, 2:05 PM

Plus I don't know where wws is from, but judging by his Irish league avatars he regularly uses, he would seem to have an affinity with Belfast and its surrounding areas, which is, geographically part of, THE UK.....

**boc123** · 18/10/2004, 2:11 PM

Surprised no Cork people mentioned Neil Prendeville, or is back in the good books with everyone again, or maybe he's too insignificant too mention

**Risteard** · 18/10/2004, 2:15 PM

Agree with ye on those tools Ed Byrne and Des Bishop.
Two terrible shows they had.
All the comedians on Just For Laughs were bored to death talking to that muppet, Byrne.
+
How could anyone listen to Des Bishop complaining about life stacking shelves?
HE was saying stuff like,
"Its Thursday morning and this �20 note is all i have to get trough to tomorrow morning. What kind of life is this?"
and stuff. What a tosser!

**wws** · 18/10/2004, 2:19 PM

Maybe Pat Dolan was born in Ardwhatver u call it but I know for a FACT that his twin brother was born in England

anyway he used to play cricket with Nasser Hussein, he's the quintessential English geezer in my book and his dagenham dave accent just makes him more english

**patsh** · 18/10/2004, 2:35 PM

Originally Posted by wws

wots your point PATSH??

Y...O...U
A...R...E
O...B...S...E...S...S...E...D
Is that slow and clear enough?
Also your problem with "English" people is SO pass�....
Time to move on wws, theres a whole life out there for you to live.....

**wws** · 18/10/2004, 2:38 PM

I have no problem at all with English people - I just find one - Dolan particularly iritating in that hes a motor mouth - foot in mouth gobsh;te who hasnt a clue

**wws** · 19/10/2004, 9:40 AM

Maybe, I've never heard you speak. Just on Dolan, I was reliably informed by someone who posts on this board that he was in fact born in Dagenham, England. So you pays your money you takes your choice.