Cheeky Norn Iron cunts

Red Hand Devil · 30th October 2009, 17:48

http://www.oneteaminireland.com/

+

Doesnt exactly endear Northern Nationalists like myself, to support Norn Iron but I guess they're not bothered by that. Cheeky cunts

Brwned · 30th October 2009, 17:49

Northern Ireland's full of cunts anyway, nothing new here.

vuc · 30th October 2009, 17:51

Serbia are playing Northern Ireland in Belfast on the 14th.. Tempted to go if I can get enough of a group together.

Red Hand Devil · 30th October 2009, 17:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brwned

Northern Ireland's full of cunts anyway, nothing new here.

Well said man, couldnt have put it better myself..................... oh wait

Brwned · 30th October 2009, 17:55

My experience from living there for 18 years.

The country itself's great, but there's an unusually large proportion of knobs that live here unfortunately.

Stuff like that's entirely unnecessary and it's ruining the country.

Red Hand Devil · 30th October 2009, 17:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by vuc

Serbia are playing Northern Ireland in Belfast on the 14th.. Tempted to go if I can get enough of a group together.

These type of lads:

Red Hand Devil · 30th October 2009, 18:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brwned

My experience from living there for 18 years.

The country itself's great, but there's an unusually large proportion of knobs that live here unfortunately.

Stuff like that's entirely unnecessary and it's ruining the country.

Swine Flu like?

Red Hand Devil · 30th October 2009, 18:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brwned

My experience from living there for 18 years.

The country itself's great, but there's an unusually large proportion of knobs that live here unfortunately.

Stuff like that's entirely unnecessary and it's ruining the country.

Which prison were you residing in?

Brwned · 30th October 2009, 18:15

Just keep throwing out those jokes and ignore the real problems, yep, if everyone's like that then Northern Ireland's never going to be as good as it should be.

Lived in Belfast for the majority of it, and with it being the best city in Northern Ireland I reckon I've got a fair amount of evidence to make that judgement.

Red Hand Devil · 30th October 2009, 18:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brwned

Just keep throwing out those jokes and ignore the real problems, yep, if everyone's like that then Northern Ireland's never going to be as good as it should be.

Lived in Belfast for the majority of it, and with it being the best city in Northern Ireland I reckon I've got a fair amount of evidence to make that judgement.

Jesus man why dont you just chill the fuck out. I'm having a bleedin laugh

Have a good weekend lad & smile

Decotron · 30th October 2009, 18:32

I thought the whole separation thing was originally cos they didnt want to be part of Ireland. Confusing, have they changed their minds.....?

Someone has to bite, its friday after all

MUFCgal · 30th October 2009, 19:40

We're not Brazil.......WE'RE NORN IRON!!!

Green & White Army, Green & White Army

Kraftwerker · 30th October 2009, 20:20

Can't see the website. What does it say?

green demon · 30th October 2009, 20:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Decotron

I thought the whole separation thing was originally cos they didnt want to be part of Ireland. Confusing, have they changed their minds.....?

Someone has to bite, its friday after all

That and the rest of Ireland din't want to be part of the UK.

Edit: Ive bitten obviously.

Bammy · 31st October 2009, 10:51

Wow,having a laugh at the expense of their rivals!

Suppose United fans are just as bad then,for wanting to burn city and scouse fans.

FWIW Decotron, the FAI was the organisation that split from the original Irish FA,thus making the need for a Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland team,so you can stop trying to bring politics into it.

vuc · 31st October 2009, 11:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red Hand Devil

These type of lads:

Is that Bono?

Anyway, i've heard that its £7 to Northern Ireland from Liverpool. Might yet go to this, going to the Korea one at Fulham 4 days after.

Robbo · 31st October 2009, 11:23

I'm a little bit confused.

1.Why do they play in green and white?

2. Why do they say our wee country?..if the political partition of 1920's had of been say the west or the east (or whereever they could exclude the catholic majority from)..would they sing Eastern Ireland..or Western Ireland..

3. Why are they so heavily linked with loyalists, protestants and Rangers?

4. Why do they sing God save the Queen..when shes English and does their britishness and their presence in " Ireland" for 400 years mean they have more right than the " indiginous" Irish..or is that a Nick Griffenism

5. Why do they boo Celtic players like fat lennon ( although of course in any measurement he is horrible) and Anton Rogan and Roy Aiken at George Bests testimonial

Robbo · 31st October 2009, 11:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bammy

Wow,having a laugh at the expense of their rivals!

Suppose United fans are just as bad then,for wanting to burn city and scouse fans.

FWIW Decotron, the FAI was the organisation that split from the original Irish FA,thus making the need for a Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland team,so you can stop trying to bring politics into it.

its inextricably linked..THATS the problem

narnar · 31st October 2009, 11:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brwned

Northern Ireland's full of cunts anyway, nothing new here.

there's cunts everywhere. there's a lot of decent people about Belfast, and Northern Ireland too.

Bammy · 31st October 2009, 11:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbo

I'm a little bit confused.

1.Why do they play in green and white?

2. Why do they say our wee country?..if the political partition of 1920's had of been say the west or the east (or whereever they could exclude the catholic majority from)..would they sing Eastern Ireland..or Western Ireland..

3. Why are they so heavily linked with loyalists, protestants and Rangers?

4. Why do they sing God save the Queen..when shes English and does their britishness and their presence in " Ireland" for 400 years mean they have more right than the " indiginous" Irish..or is that a Nick Griffenism

5. Why do they boo Celtic players like fat lennon ( although of course in any measurement he is horrible) and Anton Rogan and Roy Aiken at George Bests testimonial

1.Because that is the colour the original Ireland team played in,under the IFA,who now run the Northern Ireland football team.

2.It's just a nickname. 2nd part just seems irrelevant.

3.NI supporters have had problems in the past,we can admit it,but we've moved on and stamped out most of the Protestant side of supporting the team,which some people seem to find very hard to take.

"Those who wish to live in the past and apply outdated labels to all Northern Ireland fans are the real bigots"
Kenny Archer
Irish News 14/09/05

4.The anthem is the subject of a lot of debate between NI fans,I personally would rather have something specific to Northern Ireland,perhaps a 'Sporting Anthem',such as Ireland's Call in rugby. However,as part of the UK,GSTQ is a valid anthem to use,and I'm not going to let something so petty stop me from supporting my national team.

5. The Aitken and Rogan incidents were part of the shameful past of NI fans,we can accept that it shouldn't have happened. Lennon was booed because he was on record as saying he wanted a United Ireland team,which doesn't exactly show much pride in playing for your country. During the next match after the death threats,from the LVF not NI supporters, fans held up banners in support of Lennon. Niall McGinn and Paddy McCourt have recently played for NI without any problems.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbo

its inextricably linked..THATS the problem

It doesn't have to be any more,that's the thing,only our detractors seem to want to keep bringing politics into it,NI fans want to move on,and largely have done.

Robbo · 31st October 2009, 12:08

oh right..thats that all explained then..thanks very much..if an intellectual giant from the irish news backs you up then the issues is resolved..

Bammy · 31st October 2009, 12:10

Ignoring the rest of the post.

Some people will think what they want to think regardless of facts.

Robbo · 31st October 2009, 12:17

1.Because that is the colour the original Ireland team played in,under the IFA,who now run the Northern Ireland football team.

2.It's just a nickname. 2nd part just seems irrelevant.

3.NI supporters have had problems in the past,we can admit it,but we've moved on and stamped out most of the Protestant side of supporting the team,which some people seem to find very hard to take.

"Those who wish to live in the past and apply outdated labels to all Northern Ireland fans are the real bigots"
Kenny Archer
Irish News 14/09/05

4.The anthem is the subject of a lot of debate between NI fans,I personally would rather have something specific to Northern Ireland,perhaps a 'Sporting Anthem',such as Ireland's Call in rugby. However,as part of the UK,GSTQ is a valid anthem to use,and I'm not going to let something so petty stop me from supporting my national team.

5. The Aitken and Rogan incidents were part of the shameful past of NI fans,we can accept that it shouldn't have happened. Lennon was booed because he was on record as saying he wanted a United Ireland team,which doesn't exactly show much pride in playing for your country. During the next match after the death threats,from the LVF not NI supporters, fans held up banners in support of Lennon. Niall McGinn and Paddy McCourt have recently played for NI without any problems.

hmmm all right then

1. Fucking bully for them...they do play in IRELAND after all..just thought they might have chosen another brighter colour to reflect loyalities thats all

2. The nickname is because of the 2nd part..its completely relevant and linked to the politics which is central to the issue..despite denials

3. I'd wager most of the crowd are protestant at Windsor ( clue there) park..in the village ( clue there)..where they sing GSTQ ( clue there)..and talk about a country only " created" less then a 100 years ago...its part of Ireland and no more British than fucking India was..just cause you put a few thousand folk there who think they are british dont make it so

4. " my national team"...

..

5. Niall mcginn and Paddy mccourt have played without any problems...awww is'nt that nice toe the line..put up with the shite ..say nothing and you'll be ok...George best said he wanted a United ireland team as well..he was'nt threatened..but he was'nt catholic...was he?

glad I left that bigoted shithole and folk like you many moons ago

Bammy · 31st October 2009, 12:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbo

1. Fucking bully for them...they do play in IRELAND after all..just thought they might have chosen another brighter colour to reflect loyalities thats all

2. The nickname is because of the 2nd part..its completely relevant and linked to the politics which is central to the issue..despite denials

3. I'd wager most of the crowd are protestant at Windsor ( clue there) park..in the village ( clue there)..where they sing GSTQ ( clue there)..and talk about a country only " created" less then a 100 years ago...its part of Ireland and no more British than fucking India was..just cause you put a few thousand folk there who think they are british dont make it so

4. " my national team"...

..

5. Niall mcginn and Paddy mccourt have played without any problems...awww is'nt that nice toe the line..put up with the shite ..say nothing and you'll be ok...George best said he wanted a United ireland team as well..he was'nt threatened..but he was'nt catholic...was he?

glad I left that bigoted shithole and folk like you many moons ago

1.I answered your question and you're still and twat about it,no surprise there then.

2.To answer your question,if hypothetically, the East or West of Ireland had been separated, then yes, if I had been born there I probably would have supported them, not that it matters.

3.There probably is a majority of protestants who are at NI matches, not due to Northern Ireland supporters, but mostly the reluctance of some Catholics to realise that things have changed and to give supporting their national team a go, you seem to be providing a perfect example of this,thank you.

4.Arguments on the Internet for Dummies Rule 1: If you can't think of a response, quote something and post smilies.

5.You implied that NI fans still boo Celtic players,I gave you two recent examples,and once again,you act the twat about it. Neil Lennon wasn't threatened by NI fans but by paramilitaries,you will have to ask them why they didn't also do it to George Best.

Glad to hear you're not around anymore,the less Northern Ireland has of bigots on either side the better.

Robbo · 31st October 2009, 12:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bammy

1.I answered your question and you're still and twat about it,no surprise there then.

2.To answer your question,if hypothetically, the East or West of Ireland had been separated, then yes, if I had been born there I probably would have supported them, not that it matters.

3.There probably is a majority of protestants who are at NI matches, not due to Northern Ireland supporters, but mostly the reluctance of some Catholics to realise that things have changed and to give supporting their national team a go, you seem to be providing a perfect example of this,thank you.

4.Arguments on the Internet for Dummies Rule 1: If you can't think of a response, quote something and post smilies.

5.You implied that NI fans still boo Celtic players,I gave you two recent examples,and once again,you act the twat about it. Neil Lennon wasn't threatened by NI fans but by paramilitaries,you will have to ask them why they didn't also do it to George Best.

Glad to hear you're not around anymore,the less Northern Ireland has of bigots on either side the better.

you assume I'm catholic..thats quite funny...simply because I throw a few sandwiches and someone like you bites..you are welcome to the bigoted little shitehole you live in..I live in a normal society without massive metal fences to keep the scum apart..keep telling yourself things are different when there are policemen still getting bombed and shot and the " politicians" cant agree on the colour of shite..which brings me back to the NI football team...small minded fans who are getting awards for anti sectarian initiatives..FFS..have you ever heard of such a thing in a decent footballing country...beggars belief

Bammy · 31st October 2009, 12:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbo

you assume I'm catholic..thats quite funny...simply because I throw a few sandwiches and someone like you bites..you are welcome to the bigoted little shitehole you live in..I live in a normal society without massive metal fences to keep the scum apart..keep telling yourself things are different when there are policemen still getting bombed and shot and the " politicians" cant agree on the colour of shite..which brings me back to the NI football team...small minded fans who are getting awards for anti sectarian initiatives..FFS..have you ever heard of such a thing in a decent footballing country...beggars belief

I was using you as an example of someone who has not moved on and is still living in the 70's,no matter what your religion.

Once again,you clearly have issues distinguishing between the football team and the politics,which doesn't surprise me coming from someone who clearly has so little knowledge about the former, and what you do know is mostly 20+ years old.

Glad you brought up the fans getting awards,saves me having to mention, are the neutrals from UEFA,etc all Protestant Rangers fans who love to reward NI fans for their 'bigotry'.

I won't be replying to you again as you're clearly unreasonable when it comes to this matter,this country is much better without people like you.

Andersonsonson · 31st October 2009, 13:14

3: Windsor was already a stadium before the National football team opted to play there and take part in the now famous 100 year lease. Purely coincidence you bring "Windsor" as a clue. Catholics do go, im a prime example. Me and a few of my mates go. Whats the point in travelling to dublin when my national team only plays up the road.
I also reckon most catholics who do go, would go in small football mad cliques like myself or in families and the people who get offended by events that happened 400 years before they were born stay away? I mean are we talking football here or politics? I dont think you can distinguish between the 2.

5: Sammy Clingan- Falls Road man...idolised by supporters! To add to Pat McCourt and Niall McGinn.

Jus a can of worms opens with this topic of which people will twist the answers to suit their own argument which is a vicious circle and if they cant solve it in real life then it won't be sorted on an internet forum.

Moriarty · 31st October 2009, 13:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by vuc

Is that Bono?

Priceless.

Kraftwerker · 31st October 2009, 13:38

Robbo's tagline is pretty apt.

padzilla · 31st October 2009, 14:22

Northern Ireland is not part of Britain it's part of the United Kingdom of Britain and Northern Ireland, check your passport covers.

padzilla · 31st October 2009, 14:25

It's funny how Northern Ireland fans got awards when they booed the Catholic element out of the team and were then left with the type of players they wanted, why wouldn't they stop booing when there were no Catholics left on the pitch?
Hopefully though those days are gone and the small number of sectarian pricks are gone from the support but you only had to see the trouble at home to Poland to see how it could all kick off again.

MUFCgal · 31st October 2009, 15:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbo

I'm a little bit confused.

1.Why do they play in green and white?

2. Why do they say our wee country?..if the political partition of 1920's had of been say the west or the east (or whereever they could exclude the catholic majority from)..would they sing Eastern Ireland..or Western Ireland..

3. Why are they so heavily linked with loyalists, protestants and Rangers?

4. Why do they sing God save the Queen..when shes English and does their britishness and their presence in " Ireland" for 400 years mean they have more right than the " indiginous" Irish..or is that a Nick Griffenism

5. Why do they boo Celtic players like fat lennon ( although of course in any measurement he is horrible) and Anton Rogan and Roy Aiken at George Bests testimonial

Sorry, that should be why did they boo Celtic players? Not 'do' as it hasn't happened in a long while, Celtic players have recently played for Northern Ireland without any problems at all.

Bammy · 31st October 2009, 15:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by padzilla

It's funny how Northern Ireland fans got awards when they booed the Catholic element out of the team and were then left with the type of players they wanted, why wouldn't they stop booing when there were no Catholics left on the pitch?
Hopefully though those days are gone and the small number of sectarian pricks are gone from the support but you only had to see the trouble at home to Poland to see how it could all kick off again.

An poster even more misinformed than Robbo?!? Surely not!

rednev · 31st October 2009, 15:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by padzilla

Northern Ireland is not part of Britain it's part of the United Kingdom of Britain and Northern Ireland, check your passport covers.

Britain can be used in short to refer to either the island of Great Britain or the United Kingdom (of GB and NI), so including NI as part of 'Britain' is not incorrect.

Ramshock · 1st November 2009, 13:42

that site was created for the sole purpose of pissing GB off! But on the subject, when fans of both Irelands are sitting at home again this summer scratching their bollocks and watching other teams enjoy the world cup, that website might get a few more hits.

Ramshock · 1st November 2009, 13:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by MUFCgal

Sorry, that should be why did they boo Celtic players? Not 'do' as it hasn't happened in a long while, Celtic players have recently played for Northern Ireland without any problems at all.

Thats always going to be something that may come up again Gal, for instance Anton Rogan didn't get much abuse but Neil Lennon did, thats always going to change as the mood in NI changes!

vuc · 1st November 2009, 14:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by moriarty

Priceless.

golden_blunder · 1st November 2009, 16:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andersonsonson

3: Windsor was already a stadium before the National football team opted to play there and take part in the now famous 100 year lease. Purely coincidence you bring "Windsor" as a clue. Catholics do go, im a prime example. Me and a few of my mates go. Whats the point in travelling to dublin when my national team only plays up the road.
I also reckon most catholics who do go, would go in small football mad cliques like myself or in families and the people who get offended by events that happened 400 years before they were born stay away? I mean are we talking football here or politics? I dont think you can distinguish between the 2.

5: Sammy Clingan- Falls Road man...idolised by supporters! To add to Pat McCourt and Niall McGinn.

Jus a can of worms opens with this topic of which people will twist the answers to suit their own argument which is a vicious circle and if they cant solve it in real life then it won't be sorted on an internet forum.

Fair play to you for speaking out; i'm fed up listening to the likes of Robbo spouting shite. I personally know a few Catholic lads who make the trip up from Derry.

In terms of players, lets not forget the great Pat Jennings, Mal Donaghy etc.

Btw Anton Rogan was booed because he was shite FWIW

golden_blunder · 1st November 2009, 16:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by padzilla

Hopefully though those days are gone and the small number of sectarian pricks are gone from the support but you only had to see the trouble at home to Poland to see how it could all kick off again.

The trouble with Poland was orchestrated

Burndogg · 1st November 2009, 16:25

Neil Lennon was caught singing IRA songs in a bar wasn't he? I couldn't really care what happened to him then.

30th October 2009, 17:48	#1 (permalink)
Red Hand Devil Dear RHD.. I need your advice. My girlfriend recently.. Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: "i said a hip hop the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop, a you dont stop the rock it to the bang bang boogie say up jumped the boogie to the rhythm of the boogie, the beat.........." Posts: 8,310	Cheeky Norn Iron cunts http://www.oneteaminireland.com/ + Doesnt exactly endear Northern Nationalists like myself, to support Norn Iron but I guess they're not bothered by that. Cheeky cunts

31st October 2009, 12:17	#23 (permalink)
Robbo Listen cockface: I'm a bit of a spastic Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 6,267	1.Because that is the colour the original Ireland team played in,under the IFA,who now run the Northern Ireland football team. 2.It's just a nickname. 2nd part just seems irrelevant. 3.NI supporters have had problems in the past,we can admit it,but we've moved on and stamped out most of the Protestant side of supporting the team,which some people seem to find very hard to take. "Those who wish to live in the past and apply outdated labels to all Northern Ireland fans are the real bigots" Kenny Archer Irish News 14/09/05 4.The anthem is the subject of a lot of debate between NI fans,I personally would rather have something specific to Northern Ireland,perhaps a 'Sporting Anthem',such as Ireland's Call in rugby. However,as part of the UK,GSTQ is a valid anthem to use,and I'm not going to let something so petty stop me from supporting my national team. 5. The Aitken and Rogan incidents were part of the shameful past of NI fans,we can accept that it shouldn't have happened. Lennon was booed because he was on record as saying he wanted a United Ireland team,which doesn't exactly show much pride in playing for your country. During the next match after the death threats,from the LVF not NI supporters, fans held up banners in support of Lennon. Niall McGinn and Paddy McCourt have recently played for NI without any problems. hmmm all right then 1. Fucking bully for them...they do play in IRELAND after all..just thought they might have chosen another brighter colour to reflect loyalities thats all 2. The nickname is because of the 2nd part..its completely relevant and linked to the politics which is central to the issue..despite denials 3. I'd wager most of the crowd are protestant at Windsor ( clue there) park..in the village ( clue there)..where they sing GSTQ ( clue there)..and talk about a country only " created" less then a 100 years ago...its part of Ireland and no more British than fucking India was..just cause you put a few thousand folk there who think they are british dont make it so 4. " my national team"..... 5. Niall mcginn and Paddy mccourt have played without any problems...awww is'nt that nice toe the line..put up with the shite ..say nothing and you'll be ok...George best said he wanted a United ireland team as well..he was'nt threatened..but he was'nt catholic...was he? glad I left that bigoted shithole and folk like you many moons ago

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30th October 2009, 17:49	#2 (permalink)
Brwned First Team Regular Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Jairzinho: "When the ball is at Ronaldo’s feet it’s like the team has already scored half a goal." Zidane: "Scholes is undoubtedly the best midfielder of his generation." Posts: 21,793	Northern Ireland's full of cunts anyway, nothing new here.

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vuc Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: on the road to glory... so the postcard said... cccc Posts: 3,816	Serbia are playing Northern Ireland in Belfast on the 14th.. Tempted to go if I can get enough of a group together.

30th October 2009, 17:55	#5 (permalink)
Brwned First Team Regular Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Jairzinho: "When the ball is at Ronaldo’s feet it’s like the team has already scored half a goal." Zidane: "Scholes is undoubtedly the best midfielder of his generation." Posts: 21,793	My experience from living there for 18 years. The country itself's great, but there's an unusually large proportion of knobs that live here unfortunately. Stuff like that's entirely unnecessary and it's ruining the country.

30th October 2009, 18:15	#9 (permalink)
Brwned First Team Regular Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Jairzinho: "When the ball is at Ronaldo’s feet it’s like the team has already scored half a goal." Zidane: "Scholes is undoubtedly the best midfielder of his generation." Posts: 21,793	Just keep throwing out those jokes and ignore the real problems, yep, if everyone's like that then Northern Ireland's never going to be as good as it should be. Lived in Belfast for the majority of it, and with it being the best city in Northern Ireland I reckon I've got a fair amount of evidence to make that judgement.

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Decotron First Team Sub Join Date: May 2007 Location: I am not a man......................I am Cantona Posts: 8,636	I thought the whole separation thing was originally cos they didnt want to be part of Ireland. Confusing, have they changed their minds.....? Someone has to bite, its friday after all

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MUFCgal First Team Sub Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Belfast,Northern Ireland Posts: 8,888	We're not Brazil.......WE'RE NORN IRON!!! Green & White Army, Green & White Army

30th October 2009, 20:20	#13 (permalink)
Kraftwerker Formerly RedAddict Join Date: May 2008 Location: We can't stop here, this is bat country Posts: 3,158	Can't see the website. What does it say?

31st October 2009, 10:51	#15 (permalink)
Bammy Youth Team Player Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 369	Wow,having a laugh at the expense of their rivals! Suppose United fans are just as bad then,for wanting to burn city and scouse fans. FWIW Decotron, the FAI was the organisation that split from the original Irish FA,thus making the need for a Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland team,so you can stop trying to bring politics into it.

31st October 2009, 11:23	#17 (permalink)
Robbo Listen cockface: I'm a bit of a spastic Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 6,267	I'm a little bit confused. 1.Why do they play in green and white? 2. Why do they say our wee country?..if the political partition of 1920's had of been say the west or the east (or whereever they could exclude the catholic majority from)..would they sing Eastern Ireland..or Western Ireland.. 3. Why are they so heavily linked with loyalists, protestants and Rangers? 4. Why do they sing God save the Queen..when shes English and does their britishness and their presence in " Ireland" for 400 years mean they have more right than the " indiginous" Irish..or is that a Nick Griffenism 5. Why do they boo Celtic players like fat lennon ( although of course in any measurement he is horrible) and Anton Rogan and Roy Aiken at George Bests testimonial

31st October 2009, 12:08	#21 (permalink)
Robbo Listen cockface: I'm a bit of a spastic Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 6,267	oh right..thats that all explained then..thanks very much..if an intellectual giant from the irish news backs you up then the issues is resolved..

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Bammy Youth Team Player Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 369	Ignoring the rest of the post. Some people will think what they want to think regardless of facts.

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Andersonsonson Reserve Team Player Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: The Tea-bagger with 3 Sons Posts: 1,413	3: Windsor was already a stadium before the National football team opted to play there and take part in the now famous 100 year lease. Purely coincidence you bring "Windsor" as a clue. Catholics do go, im a prime example. Me and a few of my mates go. Whats the point in travelling to dublin when my national team only plays up the road. I also reckon most catholics who do go, would go in small football mad cliques like myself or in families and the people who get offended by events that happened 400 years before they were born stay away? I mean are we talking football here or politics? I dont think you can distinguish between the 2. 5: Sammy Clingan- Falls Road man...idolised by supporters! To add to Pat McCourt and Niall McGinn. Jus a can of worms opens with this topic of which people will twist the answers to suit their own argument which is a vicious circle and if they cant solve it in real life then it won't be sorted on an internet forum.

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Kraftwerker Formerly RedAddict Join Date: May 2008 Location: We can't stop here, this is bat country Posts: 3,158	Robbo's tagline is pretty apt.

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31st October 2009, 14:25	#31 (permalink)
padzilla Youth Team Player Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 430	It's funny how Northern Ireland fans got awards when they booed the Catholic element out of the team and were then left with the type of players they wanted, why wouldn't they stop booing when there were no Catholics left on the pitch? Hopefully though those days are gone and the small number of sectarian pricks are gone from the support but you only had to see the trouble at home to Poland to see how it could all kick off again.

1st November 2009, 13:42	#35 (permalink)
Ramshock poster of nonsense Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: In the circus thats America.. Posts: 5,364	that site was created for the sole purpose of pissing GB off! But on the subject, when fans of both Irelands are sitting at home again this summer scratching their bollocks and watching other teams enjoy the world cup, that website might get a few more hits.

1st November 2009, 16:25	#40 (permalink)
Burndogg I lick Brwned Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: ❤Promote UMG◄Пошел на хуй печенье Posts: 7,436	Neil Lennon was caught singing IRA songs in a bar wasn't he? I couldn't really care what happened to him then.