Football in Shannon

**old git** · 12/03/2007, 4:39 PM

Originally Posted by 2legged tackle

Do you feel you brought more to the team as captain.

Your obviously very proud to captain your club. Would you say you gave more than usual while playing as captain?

tough one to answer after heavy defeat yesterday

**Lev Yashin** · 13/03/2007, 8:28 AM

Originally Posted by 2legged tackle

Do you feel you brought more to the team as captain.

Your obviously very proud to captain your club. Would you say you gave more than usual while playing as captain?

surely you should give a 100% regardless of being captain or not??

**see's it** · 13/03/2007, 10:05 AM

give him a break lads

**2legged tackle** · 13/03/2007, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by see's it

give him a break lads

Give us a break.

**Side Cutter** · 13/03/2007, 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by see's it

give him a break lads

No way

**see's it** · 13/03/2007, 11:07 AM

he played junior when he was 16 and was captain the other day the man is a god

**parkfan** · 13/03/2007, 12:49 PM

[QUOTE=see's it;642956]he played junior when he was 16 and was captain the other day the man is a god[/QUOTE

Would you ever head away for yourself. We're all having a good laugh here. (At my expense) Which is good, until clowns like you come in and upset the mood. Everyone is having fun and your not involved. End of. Now get out of this thread....

Your not even from Shannon...

**see's it** · 13/03/2007, 12:53 PM

either are 95% of people living in shannon

**parkfan** · 13/03/2007, 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by see's it

either are 95% of people living in shannon

Just head away. Go on just head away. Do yourself a favour and create your thread on whichever topic you like. I would like to think most of the people on this thread don't take me seriously.

**2legged tackle** · 13/03/2007, 1:09 PM

Originally Posted by see's it

either are 95% of people living in shannon

Jog On!

**brutus** · 13/03/2007, 1:46 PM

A bit of anger in the camp today lads,tuesday blues instead onf monday blues is it?

**parkfan** · 13/03/2007, 3:05 PM

Originally Posted by brutus

A bit of anger in the camp today lads,tuesday blues instead onf monday blues is it?

No its just seesit is a pleb.

**Offside** · 13/03/2007, 3:30 PM

If Park do go down do you reckon the team you have now and the management will stick with it?? it'll be tough trying to pursuade players to drop down to an even lower league let alone trying to sign new players..

**see's it** · 13/03/2007, 3:35 PM

Originally Posted by Offside

If Park do go down do you reckon the team you have now and the management will stick with it?? it'll be tough trying to pursuade players to drop down to an even lower league let alone trying to sign new players..

WHEN park go down..............

**2legged tackle** · 13/03/2007, 4:05 PM

Originally Posted by parkfan

No its just seesit is a pleb.

pleb?

**parkfan** · 13/03/2007, 4:08 PM

Originally Posted by Offside

If Park do go down do you reckon the team you have now and the management will stick with it?? it'll be tough trying to pursuade players to drop down to an even lower league let alone trying to sign new players..

Bar the A team the club is in good health. The underage set up is good. Some handy players to come through and new changing rooms soon enough. i realy couldnt tell tell ya what will happen. if we go down

**brutus** · 13/03/2007, 4:10 PM

Parkfan,what on gods earth does pleb mean??

**2legged tackle** · 13/03/2007, 4:17 PM

Originally Posted by brutus

Parkfan,what on gods earth does pleb mean??

Wikipedia. if its not there its not a word.

**OpenGoal** · 13/03/2007, 6:29 PM

Originally Posted by 2legged tackle

Wikipedia. if its not there its not a word.

From Wikipedia.........

In British and Australian English pleb continues in use as a derogatory term for someone thought of as inferior, common or ignorant. In Dutch it is used literally; someone may be part of the Plebeians. See also: prole.

In modern Icelandic the term plebbi can mean someone who is unsocial, a bad dresser or a loser- and it is derived from the word "plebs", coined by J�n Gnarr.

**2legged tackle** · 13/03/2007, 9:22 PM

Originally Posted by OpenGoal

From Wikipedia.........

In British and Australian English pleb continues in use as a derogatory term for someone thought of as inferior, common or ignorant. In Dutch it is used literally; someone may be part of the Plebeians. See also: prole.

In modern Icelandic the term plebbi can mean someone who is unsocial, a bad dresser or a loser- and it is derived from the word "plebs", coined by J�n Gnarr.

Cheers for that OpenGoal. I was wondering who would be the first to bother their ar*e and look that one up.

Now thats cleared up can i ask, see's it, if your insulted by parkfan's comment?

Maybe parkfan, in future i would suggest you use "inferior, common or ignorant" to save the need to visit Wikipedia.