Foot.ie in Saturdays "Star"

**Troy.McClure** · 28/12/2005, 11:13 PM

Not really the best pic of Adam there either

**EireBadBoy** · 29/12/2005, 1:20 AM

Katie Melua is worth a look though.

**sligoman** · 29/12/2005, 1:22 AM

Originally Posted by Troy.McClure

Not really the best pic of Adam there either

Wait til he sees that. I feel a ban coming on

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**pete** · 02/01/2006, 8:50 PM

Bit of the beauty & the beat there.

**Raheny Red** · 02/01/2006, 11:56 PM

Oh sh�te I forgot to e-mail this article to Gareth!

I'll do it first thing in the morning!!

**Raheny Red** · 03/01/2006, 1:00 PM

Sorry about the delay!

**Cosmo** · 03/01/2006, 1:06 PM

FFS the alternative of Houghton, Quinn and Ian f**king Wright

!!

I know which 3 pundits I'd rather on

**pete** · 03/01/2006, 1:12 PM

FFS if this was to be taken to its logic you'd have "newspapers" full of articles based on internet posts. If i had bought the Star i'd be looking for refund.

**thejollyrodger** · 03/01/2006, 1:14 PM

well done lads for scanning that article in.

**dahamsta** · 03/01/2006, 1:24 PM

Originally Posted by Troy.McClure

Not really the best pic of Adam there either

ROFL.

Great article, in that it demonstrates (yet again) the cheapass, lazy "journalism" of the Star. If anyone knows the meaning of the word "buffoon", it's a Star "journalist".

...which isn't to say that, in my opinion, the RTE pundits are just a tad long in the tooth at this stage. They've been around since I was a lad, and I'm no spring chicken at this stage. A bit of new blood to go alongside the "New National League" wouldn't go astray...

...but of course the same could be said of the FAI...

adam

**pineapple stu** · 03/01/2006, 1:31 PM

What superb irony from the "journalist" -

Originally Posted by Crappy article

He accused Bill of "recycling" opinions and comments he read in newspaper sport sections.

Couldn't make it up!

**pete** · 03/01/2006, 1:43 PM

Originally Posted by Ken Shabby

ROFL.
I'm no spring chicken at this stage.

Old Picture of Mr. Shabby

Who would have known tabloids knew what irony was...

Hows about an article in the Star re-quoting tablid journo blasting?

**noby** · 03/01/2006, 1:50 PM

As a rule of thumb, if the headline and photo are bigger than the article, you're not missing much by not reading it. Which is pretty much everything in the Star et al.