QuoteWhatever about the jersies, I want to tear that poxy flag to shreds; the one with a Reg Vardy logo sewn together with a tricolour.
Green Luas line, October 11th at roughly 5:45pm.
...The first Sunderland jersey in Ireland?
Champions.
16 leagues & 24 cups.
Whatever about the jersies, I want to tear that poxy flag to shreds; the one with a Reg Vardy logo sewn together with a tricolour.
ONE CITY, ONE TEAM.
Is that what it was? Thought it was a wankpool one. There was a ****ing tranmere tricolour there too ffsOriginally Posted by Jaime
Whatever about the jersies, I want to tear that poxy flag to shreds; the one with a Reg Vardy logo sewn together with a tricolour.
KOH
they were selling sunderland jerseys in lifestyle sports in the square a few years ago
Saint Patricks Athletic Fans Team. Eircom League Supporters Cup Champions 2006. P3 W2 D1 L0 F3 A0. Thats why we're champions, Thats why we're champions, Thats why.............
That was in Stuttgart too, thought it was another one of your lot at first.There was a ****ing tranmere tricolour there too ffs
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
I saw a tricolour with an Everton crest as well last night.
That last was in Basel in 2003 anyway.
There were 2 Sunderland jerseys in the crowd in Cyprus was a bit strange to see alright.
Doubtless the very same proud Irish people who'd be working themselves into a lather hurling abuse at the Ing-er-land team if they ever came to town fro a game.Is that what it was? Thought it was a wankpool one. There was a ****ing tranmere tricolour there too ffs
KOH
Sometimes I wish that entitlement to nationality could be confiscated......
The guy in Tolka for the friendly, with half an ireland shirt stitched to half a sunderland shirt. Arsehole!
God
Not being funny, but this thread has what to do with the eircom League ?
If we put it in the "Other Football" section, it would have been binned after 4 posts.
In here, in our on wee section we can flame away!!!
AFAIK the Tranmere flag belongs to a 2nd generation Irish fella living in Liverpool and that flag has been at games for years ! Not quite the same as someone living here plastering a tricolour with Sunderland or some other rubbish
If you have to ask, there's probably no point trying to explain.
PS: There is an extensive collection of Sundireland material on Bohsnews, as it's become a pet subject. Am I allowed link?
First maxim of warfare - Know Your Enemy.
I saw Sunderland shirts for sale in Champion Sports yesterday (I'm not scum, I was looking for cricket gear. Didn't find any.)
A leading authority on League of Ireland football since 2003. You're probably wrong.
Do you still have to register to read?
Now that the Vikings have gone under, you're getting into to cricket....?!?
Dude - you love those crazy sporting fringes...
It's hard not to fall to the ground and weep. Was mentioned on forum recently, and I spotted report in paper, that 600 more people per week are travelling to Sunderland since you know what. Fair enough, they came here to put a few bob in Olly's pocket, but to think that those hundreds could be attending eL games instead of flying to Sunny Sunderland...AAAGGGHHHHH.
Come to think of it, they must know guck all about football anyway.
No. If you ever did, it was a settings error!
I know 2 Sunderland fans in Bray. One of them goes to Bray matches.
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