Famous sporting west brits

[POL]

for the day thats in, seeing as we are regressing as a nation

1. Keith Wood

[Rebelred]

Craig Doyle

[de mange]

for the day thats in, seeing as we are regressing as a nation

1. Keith Wood

nah...
bracken
the prick

[POL]

Mark Lawreson

[Lamps]

James McIlroy the runner for rejecting Arland.

[Superior]

Mark Lawreson

He is a Brit.

[homer jay]

the cricket fella, joyce.

[Lamps]

Brian Carney

[RonnyB]

Conor O'Shea

[st finnbar]

sonia o sullivan

[Barry Scott]

Roy Keane

[homer jay]

Rebel Yell.




wait......

[DogTheLangerHunter]

Beef or Salmon

[k974]

that great briatain rugby league team is actually great britain and ireland same as the lions, the irish crest is part of the crest altho ireland doesnt get recognisied really.

he also bowed his head for god save the queen which caused a bit of controversy

[DogTheLangerHunter]

that great briatain rugby league team is actually great britain and ireland same as the lions, the irish crest is part of the crest altho ireland doesnt get recognisied really.

he also bowed his head for god save the queen which caused a bit of controversy


Then why would there be an Irish rugby league team like there is

[k974]

similar to the british and irish lions in union which used to be commonly called the british lions, i'd imagne because only a few irish have ever played for the rugby league team there hasnt been an issue with the name anthem etc

[Lamps]

similar to the british and irish lions in union which used to be commonly called the british lions, i'd imagne because only a few irish have ever played for the rugby league team there hasnt been an issue with the name anthem etc

Make that officially

As regards the Great Britain rugby league team that Carney played for, they stand to God Save the Queen and the Union jack AND Ireland is not part of the name. Thats as British as you'll get. Carney took the soup big time. Case closed

[Rebelred]

Make that officially

As regards the Great Britain rugby league team that Carney played for, they stand to God Save the Queen and the Union jack AND Ireland is not part of the name. Thats as British as you'll get. Carney took the soup big time. Case closed

No wonder he's fitting in well with Munstershire

[Lamps]

that great briatain rugby league team is actually great britain and ireland same as the lions, the irish crest is part of the crest altho ireland doesnt get recognisied really.

No its not.

They offically dropped the name Ireland (opposite to the union team in fact who added it). The crest remains alright.

[POL]

unionist Rory McIlroy

[jbmmeidol]

Matt Holland and Andy Townsend.

[gingin]

stephen ireland

[Good News Caravan]

Brian O'Driscoll and Edward Carson.

[CLF]

Every Man Yoo/Liverfool/Celthick "supporting" monkey iin Ireland is a West Brit

[CLF]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9Rjjocwf8k

[jd26]

Brian O'Driscoll and Edward Carson.

Carson was a handy hurler!

[Michael P Splonk]

Something about those McIlroys.

James and Rory now. I wonder are they related somehow.

[rebelicecreamman]

clinton rottersley or whatever his name is.
Our greatest ever skeleton guy.

[POL]

Carson was a handy hurler!Urban Myth btw

[BlueMagic]

Matt Holland and Andy Townsend.

Darn it! Beat me to it. He is some arse-licker!

[Lee Bushwacker]

Darn it! Beat me to it. He is some arse-licker!

:cool:
Michael Robinson.

[CLF]

Urban Myth btw

Entirley true. With a fine English name and ,obviously, no inclination to ever fight for the cause of Irish freedom, Carson might have declared for Kilkenny, he'd have fitted in there.

http://www.belfasttelegraph .co.uk/news/local-national/gerry-adams-hurls-tribute-at-unionist-icon-edward-carson-with-gaa-trophy-14880948.html

[RebelBhoy]

eoin morgan been said yet?

[Scatter]

Darragh O Shea.

[intothewest]

Darragh O Shea.

Its O'Sé...and you can fcuk right off!

[Jinky]

It's also Dara.

[raZor]

Dara Ó Sé

[BlueMagic]

Darragh O Shea.

Why him? Thought he would have been the opposite of a West Brit..

[The Curious Lozenge]

roy keane. more loyalty (and not much at that) to an english club than his country.

[Corcaigh32]

Carney and Morgan.

You can't call Townsend a west Brit cos he is a Brit. Same with Lawrenson, Holland, Houghton et al.

The other names here are for the wum value.

[Michael P Splonk]

Roy Maurice Keane.

[Michael P Splonk]

Carney and Morgan.

You can't call Townsend a west Brit cos he is a Brit. Same with Lawrenson, Holland, Houghton et al.

The other names here are for the wum value.

What about the McIlroys?

[Corcaigh32]

The McIlroys are Irish but then we've been through this already remember?

[Michael P Splonk]

The McIlroys are Irish but then we've been through this already remember?

Both rejected the chance to represent the island of ireland.

How come you knock Carney and not them.

[The Curious Lozenge]

lads there's unreal double standards going on here regarding mcilroy. if sonia or bernard dunne or someone south chose to represent britain there would be absolute outrage and rightly so. doesn't seem to bother people when mcilroy does it. why? cause northern ireland isn't ireland, it's britain. yet when we are claiming him, we say he's as irish as anyone else, cause he's part of the island of ireland.

[Corcaigh32]

Both rejected the chance to represent the island of ireland.

How come you knock Carney and not them.

In fairness the thread is about west Brits...........now depending on your definition of west Brit, to me it's Irish people having more regard for Britain than Ireland. Without getting into it again McIlroy is Irish but carries a British passport as is his right as a Unionist, Carney and Morgan totally different story.

Bit like Brian Hayes, Gay Mitchell, you know the type.......... ;)

[Michael P Splonk]

In fairness the thread is about west Brits...........now depending on your definition of west Brit, to me it's Irish people having more regard for Britain than Ireland. Without getting into it again McIlroy is Irish but carries a British passport as is his right as a Unionist, Carney and Morgan totally different story.

Bit like Brian Hayes, Gay Mitchell, you know the type.......... ;)


Leave your love of Fianna Fail out of this. This is the sports forum.

Are you telling me now than McIlroy has more regard for Ireland than Britain?

[CLF]

lads there's unreal double standards going on here regarding mcilroy. if sonia or bernard dunne or someone south chose to represent britain there would be absolute outrage and rightly so. doesn't seem to bother people when mcilroy does it. why? cause northern ireland isn't ireland, it's britain. yet when we are claiming him, we say he's as irish as anyone else, cause he's part of the island of ireland.

Is Iceland in Britain too? Look at an atlas, you thick uneducated knacker.

[The Curious Lozenge]

Is Iceland in Britain too? Look at an atlas, you thick uneducated knacker.

wow, you didn't mention english soccerball once. fair play.

[BlueMagic]

Eoin Morgan is a tremendous batsman and is just doing the done thing in Cricket. If your country is not of Test status and you want to excel at the highest level of the game, you go to the nearest neighbour or Test nation to bring it onto the next level. If Ireland ever do get test status (unlikely), then such a character as Morgan could be classified as a West Brit. For now, he's a world class short format batman looking to become a world class test batsman. Sin sin a bhuachaillí! ;)

[CLF]

wow, you didn't mention english soccerball once. fair play.

It's common for vulgarians and the great knacker unwashed to compartmentalise and tag people according to associations in their minds. It's how the tabloids are sold to your sort.

[The Curious Lozenge]

It's common for vulgarians and the great knacker unwashed to compartmentalise and tag people according to associations in their minds. It's how the tabloids are sold to your sort.

it's common for people to "compartmentalise and tag" someone when 95% of their posts say the same (ignorant and vulgar) thing.

[CLF]

it's common for people to "compartmentalise and tag" someone when 95% of their posts say the same (ignorant and vulgar) thing.

Ah, the proles, and their funny way of lumping things that they don't understand together, bless their Penneys socks and batterburgers.

[The Curious Lozenge]

Ah, the proles, and their funny way of lumping things that they don't understand together, bless their Penneys socks and batterburgers.

i'm calling it as i see it CLF. the vast majority of your posts say the same (pretty stupid) thing. this is a fact. i've shown you this before in another thread but you chose to ignore it. ignorance is bliss though i suppose.

now tell us again about the premiership, good boy.

[CLF]

It's like dem Frogs and Eye-tallins, isn't it Lozzy? You don't understand what they are saying , so they must be saying the same thing over and over. Life is so much simpler when you have other people to tell you what to think, isn't it Lozzy? ( true 98.6892 % of the time)

[The Curious Lozenge]

how much blood do you lose spitting in rage at soccer being the most popular sport in ireland?

http://irishcomments.com/home/images/stories/paul/premiership.gif

[The Curious Lozenge]

and how do you balance that with your love of the english sport rugby?

[Michael P Splonk]

Lads can ye stop wrecking the thread please

[Scatter]

Lads can ye stop wrecking the thread please

Was this thread good once Lamps? :rolleyes:

[Scatter]

Graham Canty.

[Carmona]

Beef or Salmon

Brilliant.

[POL]

Vincent O'Brien

[Scatter]

Pat Fox.

No way fox is an Irish name.

No real Irish person calls their son Graham either and isn't Bantry a garrison town?

[CLF]

and how do you balance that with your love of the english sport rugby?

Rugby is only "English" to the likes of you because chippy knackers have a grudge against those who play/follow it the same way as they have a grudge against those with a higher education or a full set of teeth . And I am not surprised at the stunning irony in you not knowing where soccerball comes from since you (despite being corrected several times) still believe that N.Ireland is part of Britain.

[The Curious Lozenge]

Rugby is only "English" to the likes of you because chippy knackers have a grudge against those who play/follow it the same way as they have a grudge against those with a higher education or a full set of teeth . And I am not surprised at the stunning irony in you not knowing where soccerball comes from since you (despite being corrected several times) still believe that N.Ireland is part of Britain.

there's only one person here with grudges fella. let's list yours shall we:

1. dublin people
2. kilkenny people
3. kerry people
4. soccer fans
5. the working classes
6. the uneducated

anything else?


oh and britain is often used to refer to the united kingdom or the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland (both of which includes NI), it's all semantics really.

[Scatter]

there's only one person here with grudges fella. let's list yours shall we:

1. dublin people
2. kilkenny people
3. kerry people
4. soccer fans
5. the working classes
6. the uneducated

anything else?


oh and britain is often used to refer to the united kingdom or the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, it's all semantics really.

More lists LoserY? Jesus your fierce easily rattled these days!
:lol!:

[The Curious Lozenge]

i'm so terribly rattled scutter. i might even leave the PROC, accuse some people of being admin and write a goodbye love letter to fishy. :)

[CLF]

there's only one person here with grudges fella. let's list yours shall we:

1. dublin people
2. kilkenny people
3. kerry people
4. soccer fans
5. the working classes
6. the uneducated

anything else?


oh and britain is often used to refer to the united kingdom or the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland (both of which includes NI), it's all semantics really.

Good to see that you recognise that you tick at least half of the boxes you have listed there, lozzie. And there are no semantics about it, N. Ireland is about as much a part of Britain as New Guinea is, using Joe Soap on the street's 'definition' doesn't hide your abject ignorance.

[The Curious Lozenge]

Good to see that you recognise that you tick at least half of the boxes you have listed there, lozzie. And there are no semantics about it, N. Ireland is about as much a part of Britain as New Guinea is, using Joe Soap on the street's 'definition' doesn't hide your abject ignorance.

according to who exactly?


also are you denying all your previous posts about that list of people?

[CLF]

according to who exactly?


also are you denying all your previous posts about that list of people?

According to anyone with even the most basic grasp of geography, lozzie. The second question, even by your unintelligible standards, makes no sense and displays no logical progession or thought, not that such notions have ever troubled you.

[GavinMagner]

Any Irish person who hates another Irish person simply because they have the cheek to be from Kilkenny Dublin or Kerry is a mong. Nothing more nothing less

A mong!!! Right biy!

A MONG!

[CLF]

Any Irish person who hates another Irish person simply because they have the cheek to be from Kilkenny Dublin or Kerry is a mong. Nothing more nothing less

A mong!!! Right biy!

A MONG!

Anyone who accepts the representations of someone like Lozzie as fact is beyond categorisation on the moronic scale, the word "mong" would scarcley do justice to the class of halfwit that you evidently are.

[GavinMagner]

Anyone who accepts the representations of someone like Lozzie as fact is beyond categorisation on the moronic scale, the word "mong" would scarcley do justice to the level of halfwit that you evidently are.

:D :D :D

Well put Sir :)

[Crayons O'Neil]

http://www.sportsfile.com/winshare/watermarked-b/Library/SF713/510899.jpg

Sir ROG