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15-09-2011 1:44pm#1
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cladda1112 wrote: »Just like to wish ye all the best of luck for Sunday. From the west but be shouting for ye sunday. My dad is a mad proud kerry man ha ha. Remember all the summers we spent down there. Will be in a pub in galway in the country and prob be the only one's with kerry jersey along with my two little ones. Himselfs from Cork so is shouting for kerry to but will not admit it lol. I know ye are goint to win.
I doubt their will be too many others from Cork throwing support Kerrys' way
Never underestimate a Dub! Seriously! It won't be over until the final whistle goes. Be interesting to see how many will be left standing on the pitch at that stage
All very calm around Kerry, very very little done in terms of Green n Gold in either Killarney or Tralee. I was expecting more done on Denny Street, but as of yesterday, nope! I remember years ago though, the towns would've be covered in buntings, banners and flags!
Times they are a Changing.0 -
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I love the way Radio Kerry shows up on the car radio as Up Kerry after Kerry win Sam. I always smile when I see it. Hopefully it will be on again after Sunday.
They have it like that now. I was listening to RK yesterday en route to Tralee and just smiled when I saw "up Kerry" on the radio. It's a nice touch 0 -
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I spoke with this 1 American this morning who told me that the Irish needed to control their emotions more :rolleyes:
A group of them went out lastnight and in this 1bar: some were openly crying at the disappointment while more were getting into arguments. They spoke with some Kerry supporters and she said she almost ended up crying herself listening to them.
Gotta love the GAA 0 -
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I spoke with this 1 American this morning who told me that the Irish needed to control their emotions more :rolleyes:
A group of them went out lastnight and in this 1bar: some were openly crying at the disappointment while more were getting into arguments. They spoke with some Kerry supporters and she said she almost ended up crying herself listening to them.
Gotta love the GAA
If the Americans weren't so emotional, the world would be a safer place.:pac:0 -
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