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Emboss · 2003-10-09 07:32:18

i don't need to start one as i am one of them jump on the bandwagon united supporters it was only really because brian mc clair had such quick feet :rolleyes: it's funny listening to everyone given out about all these bandwagon supporters and yet not one of you started a thread on one of probably the best games of football…

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i don't need to start one as i am one of them jump on the bandwagon united supporters it was only really because brian mc clair had such quick feet :rolleyes:

it's funny listening to everyone given out about all these bandwagon supporters and yet not one of you started a thread on one of probably the best games of football i have seen on rte in years....

saying that i don't like watching fai teams but still.....

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#2 09-10-2003 9:35am

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#3 09-10-2003 10:04am

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I saw bits of the match last night and from what i saw it looked a good game alright. Unfortunately another one like that in the EL may not come along for a few years . Hence the lack of Interest.

BTW there is no post on sol campbel Having his charge altered and getting off lightly either. No Arsenal fans declaring the FA have a vendetta against their beloved gunners. Interesting That:D

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#4 09-10-2003 10:21am

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Great game alright! To be fair the standard all around the league is really starting to pick up. Its a pleasure to watch O Callaghan and Flynny (pre injury) for Cork city- but I would say that:D Anyway, support your local team!

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#5 09-10-2003 10:30am

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A terrific match. Shame about the result.

And what an antidote to the stories of spoilt, petulant, arrogant, overpayed, immature, stunted brats (of all nationalities) that infest the Premiership in England.

Brian Glanville was interviewed on Morning Ireland yesterday morning about the controversies surrounding football and footballers in the UK. He had some interesting things to say about how football reflects the society around it. Pity the RTE website does not have a direct link to that section of the program.

Anyway, last night's match showed the better side of football. And society.

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#6 09-10-2003 10:58am

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#7 09-10-2003 2:34pm

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Originally posted by Hairy Homer

Brian Glanville was interviewed on Morning Ireland yesterday morning about the controversies surrounding football and footballers in the UK. He had some interesting things to say about how football reflects the society around it. Pity the RTE website does not have a direct link to that section of the program.

Anyway, last night's match showed the better side of football. And society.

Wow. I didn't hear all of his interview and I'd gotten out of the car before he said any of this. (from today's Irish Times)

an unsettling live interview given by British sports journalist Brian Glanville to Des Cahill on RTÉ's Morning Ireland programme......

Cahill had been.. obliged to dissociate the programme from the sweeping views Glanville put forward on the current allegations of yobbism and rape associated with a number of current English Premiership footballers.

Without any obviously clear context, Glanville drifted towards broad generalisations about black players and particularly those of "West Indian origin". He went on to claim that many black children are "left at home all day unsupervised".

And there was me wondering why it wasn't on the RTE website.

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#8 09-10-2003 4:24pm

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i didnt even know it was on. i was watching the superior programing from Sun Hill

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#9 09-10-2003 7:13pm

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what a game !!!. This has done a lot for the irish league (i know it was a cup match) because tonns of people watched it even people who normally dont watch soccer. I know this because i talked to alot of people in school about it. Oh and about the cork player injured. Ive seen him a month or 2 back a couple of times and he's brillant he@s and irish U 21 too.

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#10 10-10-2003 12:51am

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irish people talking about irish football, who would have thought eh...

aren't you all to busy talking about english football ? :rolleyes:

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#11 10-10-2003 8:14am

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Originally posted by Big Chief
irish people talking about irish football, who would have thought eh...

aren't you all to busy talking about english football ? :rolleyes:

Rape ,Strike,Drugs,Racists.

There yah go :d

kdjac

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