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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint View Post
    Socrates played for UCD
    Socrates never played for UCD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge View Post
    Socrates never played for UCD.
    You might want to re-read his post. He wasn't claiming that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge View Post
    Socrates never played for UCD.
    It's just an urban myth that he never played for them.

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    I was informed by my German flatmate last year that Germany play in white as it is the colour of the largest province in Germany. Their away kit is green as it is the colour of the second largest province in Germany.
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    Quote Originally Posted by holidaysong View Post
    I was informed by my German flatmate last year that Germany play in white as it is the colour of the largest province in Germany. Their away kit is green as it is the colour of the second largest province in Germany.
    That sounds to me like the German equivalent of a Cork fan saying Ireland play in Green cos Cork City play in green! I bet he was from one of these provinces - Das Real Kapital!
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    Talking

    Quote Originally Posted by Philo View Post
    Yeah but many in their crowd also spent the entire match chewing on bits of straw and waving at planes flying overhead.
    I nearly fell off my seat after reading that

    Quote Originally Posted by don ramo View Post
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germany..._football_team

    bottom of the page on the triva section, 4th line down, i got it wrong not the first team to play them, but the first team to play them in a friendly after the war,
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republi..._1930s_Results
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    Quote Originally Posted by don ramo View Post
    they played them in competitive fixtures cause they were drawn against them and they palyed at neutral venues, ireland were the first team to agree to a friendly on german soil after the war, this made the other teams come around and eventually they started playin them at home, the second link i posted was ireland fixtures from the 30's as you see we palyed them away in Weserstadion, Bremen, Germany,

    it must be a conspiracy
    But the War ended in 1944. The game you refer to was in 1939, just as the war was beginning. The first time Ireland played a German team (West) after the war was in Dalymount in 1951.

    I'm more inclined to believe that green is the colour of Bavaria, a region in Germany.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sullanefc View Post



    But the War ended in 1944.
    OMG so all those guys who died in 1945 fighting the Germans just didn't get the news?
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Man Himself View Post
    why is it that wexfords county strip is purple and gold yet the soccer team wares black and white,
    as with cork who are red and white with the soccer team wareing green and white

    cant put me finger in this at all.
    Worst post ever!!

    What have we got to do with county colours??
    The gaa colours which have got sweet fuk all to do with me. Football does not exist within the realm of gaa traditions, it has is its own separate identity from where its from, in Sligo anyway. So that is why we do not climb on the identitys of gaa traditions because we have our own football traditions.

    And its not soccer its football!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by don ramo View Post
    they played them in competitive fixtures cause they were drawn against them and they palyed at neutral venues, ireland were the first team to agree to a friendly on german soil after the war, this made the other teams come around and eventually they started playin them at home, the second link i posted was ireland fixtures from the 30's as you see we palyed them away in Weserstadion, Bremen, Germany,

    it must be a conspiracy
    What is your source for this?

    What competitions were these other games played in if ours were the first friendlies?

    West Germany's games post WW2 up until our visit in 1952.

    199 22/11/1950 Stuttgart Switzerland 1-0
    200 15/ 4/1951 Zürich, Sui Switzerland 3-2
    201 17/ 6/1951 Berlin Turkey 1-2
    202 23/ 9/1951 Wien, Aut Austria 2-0
    203 17/10/1951 Dublin, Irl Ireland 2-3
    204 21/11/1951 Istanbul, Tur Turkey 2-0
    205 23/12/1951 Essen Luxembourg 4-1
    206 20/ 4/1952 Luxembourg, Lux Luxembourg 3-0
    207 4/ 5/1952 Köln Ireland 3-0

    As you can see they had played 2 home and 2 away games before coming to Dublin. Switzerland, turkey and Luxembourg had all visited Germany before we played in Cologne.

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