Former Limerick Manager exposes Munster Rugby

[POL]

Fair play to this man


98MAsjc2PR8

zl1nOeT7Qac

uaTTbckINck

[BangorFeen]

Who's John O'Neil, POL?

[POL]

seriously lads, this is epic stuff "the gaa being put down in schools run by religious order with west Brit accents" :lol!:

[Lamps]

Quality.

All the Munstershire fans coming out of the woodwork. The woodworm

[POL]

2.00 into the third clip

GOLD

"its only a drinking session"

[POL]

"the ospreys wouldn't beat the sisters of mercy" :lol!:

[BangorFeen]

Quality.

All the Munstershire fans coming out of the woodwork. The woodworm
Still no sign of that most elusive of rugby jocks though; John O'Neil

[Lamps]

The Ospreys wouldn't bate the sisters of mercy

[BangorFeen]

The Ospreys wouldn't bate the sisters of mercy
Is there and echo in here or was that the most abject bumslap the SFI have ever perpetuated?

[Lamps]

Is there and echo in here or was that the most abject bumslap the SFI have ever perpetuated?

:lol!:

Poor BangY

[johnmcork]

GAA; '...we don't pay coaches...' ; liar; exposed.

[daithi81]

Quality. I smell an EPIC pwning.

[BangorFeen]

:lol!:

Poor BangY
More sudocrem, Lamps?

[KD Langer]

More sudocrem, Lamps?

serious question.














what is the jocks obsession with the male anus?

[daithi81]

serious question.














what is the jocks obsession with the male anus?

I know. They almost talk of nothing else!

[BangorFeen]

serious question.














what is the jocks obsession with the male anus?
What does sudocrem have to do with the anus (male or otherwise) KD? Please explain, the only uses I'm familiar with for that product are all external?

[Lapsy Pa]

Anybody with even a fleeting interest in GAA knows that this man has not been taken seriously in a long time.

He tried to sue the Limerick cb for appointing JM and not interviewing anybody else for the job.

His main purpose in life is now winding people up.

Not unlike some of the stuff that goes on here and hence his opinions are worthless

[KD Langer]

What does sudocrem have to do with the anus (male or otherwise) KD? Please explain, the only uses I'm familiar with for that product are all external?

yeah.

























right.


































bangy.

[BangorFeen]

I'm afraid so. Call it my sheltered existence if you will. So; do tell? What wild uses of sudocrem do you have to regail us with, particularly in relation to the anus?

[Mick Lyons]

Heh heh.
I think I'll name my first-born son "Tom".

[KD Langer]

I'm afraid so. Call it my sheltered existence if you will. So; do tell? What wild uses of sudocrem do you have to regail us with, particularly in relation to the anus?


always looking for titilation.......... ........poor bangy.


time to take the dog for a walk down pearse's road.

[frankeechops]

time to take the dog for a walk down pearse's road.

Maybe he might meet the famous John o'Neil while hes down there.

[Lamps]

Maybe he might meet the famous John o'Neil while hes down there.

are you a member of fianna fail?

[frankeechops]

are you a member of fianna fail?

Yes I am. How perceptive of you, and what has that got to do with the price of silage exactly?

You, mo charra, seem to be RATTLED if you are taking my membership of an organisation that has nothing to do with, and some people would say is hostile to, the game of rugby.

kindly get back to point, if your crowd can jump on bangorfeen for a misplaced appostraphe,(which had to be pointed out to yourself be someone
even more pedantic) surely he has the right to pull ye up on a spelling mistake.

[Lamps]

Yes I am. How perceptive of you, and what has that got to do with the price of silage exactly?

It invalidates you and your opinions thats what. Epic FAIL.

You are the reason for this recession

[KD Langer]

Yes I am. How perceptive of you, and what has that got to do with the price of silage exactly?

the day FF are consigned to the history books will be the greatest day in this country's history.



i may even sip champange.

[KD Langer]

Maybe he might meet the famous John o'Neil while hes down there.

yes. because it's exactly the same thing............... .

[POL]

jesus that 3rd clip is gold, Tom raises a lot of the issues the SFI have been raising, French and English sides have no interest in it, they had their palms greased last year by Heino to particpate in it, its only a drinking session for Irish people

[daithi81]

Yes I am.

Fucking hell...

[daithi81]

jesus that 3rd clip is gold, Tom raises a lot of the issues the SFI have been raising, French and English sides have no interest in it, they had their palms greased last year by Heino to particpate in it, its only a drinking session for Irish people

Oh dear, this is looking onimous...

[frankeechops]

It invalidates you and your opinions thats what. Epic FAIL.

You are the reason for this recession

and why is that exactly? I have been a member of FF for 10 years, why would I jump ship the minute things go tits up. surely thaty would make me your favorite type of person. A Bandwagoner.

[KD Langer]

Fucking hell...

i think i'd rather admit to being a serial killer at the moment.

[daithi81]

and why is that exactly? I have been a member of FF for 10 years, why would I jump ship the minute things go tits up. surely thaty would make me your favorite type of person. A Bandwagoner.

Those who treat political parties like sports teams are bigger muppets than those who leap on the bandwagon of winning sides.

That party is falling apart at the seams, are you saying that you will stick with them, no matter what happens?

[daithi81]

i think i'd rather admit to being a serial killer at the moment.

The most corrupt political party in Europe for the past 25 years, in the very least.

Why, oh why? Unless you are not averse to brown envelopes yourself?

[frankeechops]

That party is falling apart at the seams, are you saying that you will stick with them, no matter what happens?

No, I probably won't, but I wont be jumping into bed with any other shower in the near future. But I would still like to know, what exactly has it got to do with rugby? It appears the sfi are playing the man again.

[KD Langer]

The most corrupt political party in Europe for the past 25 years, in the very least.

Why, oh why? Unless you are not averse to brown envelopes yourself?

jobs For the boys. galway races. thanks big Fella, i won it on a horse. me mam left it to me.planning, corruption, fucking up the best perfroming economy in the EU.................


NEED I GO ON?

[Lamps]

No, I probably won't, but I wont be jumping into bed with any other shower in the near future. But I would still like to know, what exactly has it got to do with rugby? It appears the sfi are playing the man again.

FF-Bankers-Rugby

It all makes sense now.

Shame on you

[DogTheLangerHunter]

No, I probably won't, but I wont be jumping into bed with any other shower in the near future. But I would still like to know, what exactly has it got to do with rugby? It appears the sfi are playing the man again.

If you stopped existing,the world would be a better place.


Sickening.

[BlackAvon08]

Yes I am. How perceptive of you, and what has that got to do with the price of silage exactly?

You, mo charra, seem to be RATTLED if you are taking my membership of an organisation that has nothing to do with, and some people would say is hostile to, the game of rugby.

kindly get back to point, if your crowd can jump on bangorfeen for a misplaced appostraphe,(which had to be pointed out to yourself be someone
even more pedantic) surely he has the right to pull ye up on a spelling mistake.

FF hostile to Rugby...bullshit. Your founder Dev was a rugby man through & through - very at home in confines of Lansdowne...only crossing the river to Croker when the political need arose.

[Mick Lyons]

Thank God there are decent men like Tom Ryan & Humps that are still willing to tell it like it is in the face of overwhelming pro-jock media spin.

[How bad boy]

The level of moronic posting seems to have skyrocketed recently. I never thought it could get worse than it was previously but somehow, it has.

I'm both impressed and disappointed at the same time.

Anyway, now that they're reigning 6 Nations, Heineken Cup and Magners League champions, with one of the highest representations in Lions history from any one club, I think it's fair to say that the "myth" that Munster were any good has finally been settled on the side that yes, they are a damned fine team.

They may lose this weekend and the Lions may get hockeyed, however today, possibly for one day only, the Munster players have achieved won everything it is possible for them to win in a year.

That's conclusive proof that they are a great team.


Now to address this question as to whether or there is an unsustainable bandwagon.
1. We'll only be able to tell if it's a completely transitory bandwagon if Munster start losing badly. That day will come, the age profile of this team suggests it will be in 2-4 years time, however I hope to be proven wrong. Might well be that things don't get any better than this.
When that happens, if Munster can't attract the crowds then we can judge to what extent it was a bandwagon. Currently, it's not possible to call it a bandwagon from these factors as Munster's crowds have consistently imrpoved year on year, with them taking back the crown of the Magner's league highest attendance from Leinster.
2. I have no numbers for this, and would appreciate if someone could provide them one way or another, but from all reports, rugby participation in Munsterhas risen greatly. Not the sign of a transient bandwagon, again, let's see if it lasts. Currently, there's no basis for a claim of bandwagoneering here. Not until it starts to decline.
3. 9 years after achieving the club world record attendance, almost selling out Twickenham, they're about to reclaim that crown, after setting records in countries such as Switzerland and Spain.
Is having a massive following over 9 years still a temporary bandwagon?


So from a grass roots level, an average attendance level and a consistency level, there's very little evidence that this is actually a bandwagon. Only one area remains where the tag of bandwagon can still be applied, the variability of attendances between bigger matches and smaller matches.

Let's look at that:
From http://www.magnersleague.co m/2_14.php
Munster V Dragons, Musgrave Park: Sold Out
Munster V Cardiff, Musgrave Park: Sold Out
Munster V Glasgow, Thomond Park: Sold Out (stadium wasn't complete, http://www.munsterrugby.ie/8493.php)
Munster V Ulster, Thomond Park: First game not sold out, 25,000.
Munster V Edinburgh, Musgrave Park: Second game not sold out, 7,500, 1,000 off capacity, although IIRC, there were complaints about availability of match tickets, due to season ticket holders.
Munster V Leinster, Thomond Park: Sold Out
Munster V Connacht, Thomond Park: Sold Out
Munster V Llanelli, Musgrave Park: Sold Out


Interestingly, with the last one, they quote the attendance as 8,500, I understood the capacity for Musgrave Park was 8,000, so if someone could clear up that discrepancy for me, that'd be great.

Anyway, only two games not sold out this season, both of which were very, very close to being sold out.

Does that disprove the argument that Munster's support is only for big matches?
I wouldn't like to say for sure, only that the basis for the argument that Munster's support is a temporary bandwagon is very shakey, as I've shown.

For those that argue that it is a Limerick only institution, well, I'd like to deal with that as comprehensively (and may do, most of my college assignments are in now, can you tell I've got free time again?), but it's sunny today, so I might go out and enjoy that instead. I'll just say that Musgrave Park is being redeveloped, (http://breakingnews.iol.ie/sport/?jp=mheymhsnqlmh). That's not something you do if you're not looking to get a return from it and making a commitment to staying on there.

[frankeechops]

If you stopped existing,the world would be a better place.


Sickening.

If ye want to discuss my political views I belive there is another forum for that purpose. But seeing as the sfi are only interested in playing the man I cant really see that happeneing although I'm sure I'll be "rattled to my ver core" or whatever by the next post. Again, what has my menbership of FF got to do with rugby? I'm also a member of the GAA, my local libary, A Mountain Bike Trail, And I'm pretty sure I never cancelled my Beano fan club membership either. I'm sure these memberships will show me up.

[POL]

as Tom Ryan says this is only a mickey mouse thing, an excuse to go on the piss for a day or two

[Lamps]

Munstershire fans remind me of newcastle united fans

[How bad boy]

Munstershire fans remind me of newcastle united fans
How so?

I'm not sure we've got the same look in our eyes that says "we could have had it so much better"

[frankeechops]

I'll just say that Musgrave Park is being redeveloped, (http://breakingnews.iol.ie/sport/?jp=mheymhsnqlmh). That's not something you do if you're not looking to get a return from it and making a commitment to staying on there.

That Planning was shot down by the city council a few weeks back, Now it lies in limbo, the branch are unsure how to proceed.

[Edmund Blackwater]

Munster V Llanelli, Musgrave Park: Sold Out


Interestingly, with the last one, they quote the attendance as 8,500, I understood the capacity for Musgrave Park was 8,000, so if someone could clear up that discrepancy for me, that'd be great.


They're lying.
/confusion

[Rebelred]

Just finished listening to all three pieces. Tom has taken the fight to the streets of Limerick, fair play to him. The Pro Jock media spin got a punch in the nuts with that segment

[POL]

Tom to jock "who are you trying to cod?" :lol!:

[KolaKubes]

Heh heh, brilliant.I think my position is pretty consistent on this one.I wish the Munster team success but a large proportion of its "fans" know little or nothing about the sport (or any other sport for that matter).It's just gloryhunting of the worst sort and they're at it years now without any sign of them really understanding what's going on.The way the pubs were suddenly deserted after a few bad results in the RWC was a disgrace. All off down to B&Q when Paul O'Connell, O'Gara et al were having a bad day at the office.To be fair, you wouldn't even get that fickleness from the Premiership followers.It's Munster as a branding exercise, tapping into the legions of consumer zombies that the Celtic Tiger has spawned that's so disturbing.I started drifting back to the GAA a few years back. A toe in the water first but now I feel so at home and get such an enjoyment from being at the games. I'd liken it to having a few pints with real friends with actual stuff to say in a real pub to jabbering to some oompa loompa in your checked shirt in some godamawful spot like The Classic or The Bailey.

[Rebelred]

Heh heh, brilliant.I think my position is pretty consistent on this one.I wish the Munster team success but a large proportion of its "fans" know little or nothing about the sport (or any other sport for that matter).It's just gloryhunting of the worst sort and they're at it years now without any sign of them really understanding what's going on.The way the pubs were suddenly deserted after a few bad results in the RWC was a disgrace. All off down to B&Q when Paul O'Connell, O'Gara et al were having a bad day at the office.To be fair, you wouldn't even get that fickleness from the Premiership followers.It's Munster as a branding exercise, tapping into the legions of consumer zombies that the Celtic Tiger has spawned that's so disturbing.I started drifting back to the GAA a few years back. A toe in the water first but now I feel so at home and get such an enjoyment from being at the games. I'd liken it to having a few pints with real friends with actual stuff to say in a real pub to jabbering to some oompa loompa in your checked shirt in some godamawful spot like The Classic or The Bailey.
Kola you always know how to put it best when it comes to the bandwagon.

[mightyquark]

Do you have to be a Tom Ryan type character to get the Limerick job or does the Limerick job turn you into Tom Ryan?-As the Limerick GAA fans say.

Its a free country and he is entitled to air his opinions but its a sad sate of affairs if you are looking to Tom Ryan if you are trying to get one over on Munster Rugby.The man has no respect or credibility even amoung his own county people.
He will harp on about the injustices his losing team faced in 94 and 96 all Irelands at the drop of a hat...blames refs ,players etc,...

[POL]

just listened to it again, legendary interview, "the only place the grand slam wasn't mentioned was the Angeles and the death notices" "the Munster team is a marketing concoction" :lol!:

[mightyquark]

Pol at the edge of his seat with excitement

[mightyquark]

Tom Ryan gets a bunch of Cork lads excited..you cant make this stuff up...this is sad.

[Mick Lyons]

"Consumer zombies".
Nail on the head Kola.

[KolaKubes]

"Consumer zombies".
Nail on the head Kola.

There's good friends of mine big Munster fans who were able to even interest me with their conversations about the game long before the "brand" really took hold.I find that I can appreciate and respect genuine fans of proper sports like rugby, football, soccer, hurling, cricket, AFL, hockey etc. There's the depth of knowledge and genuine passion there. Plus the basic principles of the games have some degree of overlap. Talking sport with most Munster "fans" descends to meaningless platitudes about guys being "animals" or what nice legs they have. Sure, they're the same spunk bubbles that loved when a big international game would go to penalties. Drama junkies.

[Mick Lyons]

I'd say the sunglasses-on-head, collar up brigade will be out in force tomorrow.
The irony is that the Munstershire crowd are by far the worst offenders when it comes to this despite what they'd like to believe (and what they're told by the media).

[KolaKubes]

I'd say the sunglasses-on-head, collar up brigade will be out in force tomorrow.
The irony is that the Munstershire crowd are by far the worst offenders when it comes to this despite what they'd like to believe (and what they're told by the media).

Say what you like about the D4 crowd, at least they've the breeding and know one end of a rugby ball from the other.

[johnmcork]

as Tom Ryan says this is only a mickey mouse thing, an excuse to go on the piss for a day or two

like league hurling??
oh no, not even.....

[frankeechops]

On the last word there, Paul Wallace talking about Dr. Phil
He'll go into a tailspin and he'll go down like the Belgrano.
Political correctness wouldn't be his strong point I suppose, Him a prop and all.

[Proinsias]

Heh heh, brilliant.I think my position is pretty consistent on this one.I wish the Munster team success but a large proportion of its "fans" know little or nothing about the sport (or any other sport for that matter).It's just gloryhunting of the worst sort and they're at it years now without any sign of them really understanding what's going on.The way the pubs were suddenly deserted after a few bad results in the RWC was a disgrace. All off down to B&Q when Paul O'Connell, O'Gara et al were having a bad day at the office.To be fair, you wouldn't even get that fickleness from the Premiership followers.It's Munster as a branding exercise, tapping into the legions of consumer zombies that the Celtic Tiger has spawned that's so disturbing.I started drifting back to the GAA a few years back. A toe in the water first but now I feel so at home and get such an enjoyment from being at the games. I'd liken it to having a few pints with real friends with actual stuff to say in a real pub to jabbering to some oompa loompa in your checked shirt in some godamawful spot like The Classic or The Bailey.

Personally, I'm not so snobbish about new fans. I'm of the opinion that if one is to act like a cock to newcomers to the game you love, you're likely to drive them away.

Maybe you think otherwise.

[liam2me]

Personally, I'm not so snobbish about new fans. I'm of the opinion that if one is to act like a cock to newcomers to the game you love, you're likely to drive them away.

Maybe you think otherwise.
you speak the truth, I have a development role within the RFU (let the games begin) at the moment, and if newbies were treated like that, the sport would die.

[piseogs]

The Ospreys wouldn't bate the sisters of mercy

quote of the century

[Beautiful City]

Ryan is dead right.
The "guys" are a bunch of frauds

[mightyquark]

I'd say the sunglasses-on-head, collar up brigade will be out in force tomorrow.
The irony is that the Munstershire crowd are by far the worst offenders when it comes to this despite what they'd like to believe (and what they're told by the media).

Ah Mucky,,yer not one for cliches are ya?

[mightyquark]

SFI quoting a man who is even laughed at by Limerick people..
Thread over.......

[los pasillos de hoy]

Not too sure about the accuracy of what he says about Limerick. Having said that this guy doesn't pull his punches. His non-policitical correctness is refreshing. The GAA, as we've seen from the performance of the CCB, need to polish up their act.

[KolaKubes]

Personally, I'm not so snobbish about new fans. I'm of the opinion that if one is to act like a cock to newcomers to the game you love, you're likely to drive them away.

Maybe you think otherwise.

My own father is going to his second game of rugby ever tomorrow.

Yes, ladies and gents, in Croker.

With tickets his corporate banker son got for him.

I rest my case.

[RedCityKid]

Something so weird has happened in the last two years on this forum

Two years ago Pol and Lamps had the respect of the forum and Liam2Me was a laughing stock. Now I kinda feel sorry for the SFI. Ye should have left at the top boys cos ye have surely sunk to to the bottom. Pol has flaad the anti muntershire thing like a Junkie abusing Heroin. And Lamps is doing a great impresion of sideshow Bob. Liams post are now fairly factual and sometimes interesting. Pol and Lamps - get new usernames ye are a fcuking joke

[Mick Lyons]

Ah Mucky,,yer not one for cliches are ya?

It would only be a cliche if I was talking about the Leinster fans.

[Langer Dan]

you speak the truth, I have a development role within the RFU (let the games begin) at the moment, and if newbies were treated like that, the sport would die.

*guffaw*

Irish rugger in the east end is gonna light up like a motherfucker.



Nice work Walter.

[SPOGGEM]

Tom Ryan is articulating the ripples of anxiety beginning to appear within the Gaa due to the emergence of Rugby as a pretender to the trown of the Gaa as kingpin in Irish sport. These worries however are ill founded and premature.

Ryan sounds like a blabbering idiot. Munstershire does however remain the domain of bandwagoneering binmen and dockers the bubble will burst and then we will see what subsstance lies behind the mighty red army.

[Brad]

What a muck savage. Jasus i can only imagine what Pol and Lamps look and sound like.

[mightyquark]

What a muck savage. Jasus i can only imagine what Pol and Lamps look and sound like.

Ha Ha class.

[POL]

http://www.munster-express.ie/files/2007/11/munster-rugbytipoki.jpg

[KD Langer]

What a muck savage. Jasus i can only imagine what Pol and Lamps look and sound like.

dockers and binmen?????????

[Proinsias]

My own father is going to his second game of rugby ever tomorrow.

Yes, ladies and gents, in Croker.

With tickets his corporate banker son got for him.

I rest my case.

I don't see your point.

Personally, I'm happy to see someone like your father going to matches, if they like it, they'll turn up to more. If they don't, they won't. As this is your father's second game, then I suppose it's fair to assume he didn't exactly hate his first.

Personally, I wouldn't be looking down my nose at your father (or brother, for that matter) because they've not been following the sport from birth.
What exactly are you trying to say about your father going to the game or your brother getting a ticket?

And what exactly does your brother's profession have to do with it?

[Eleven]

The level of moronic posting seems to have skyrocketed recently. I never thought it could get worse than it was previously but somehow, it has.

I'm both impressed and disappointed at the same time.

Anyway, now that they're reigning 6 Nations, Heineken Cup and Magners League champions, with one of the highest representations in Lions history from any one club, I think it's fair to say that the "myth" that Munster were any good has finally been settled on the side that yes, they are a damned fine team.

They may lose this weekend and the Lions may get hockeyed, however today, possibly for one day only, the Munster players have achieved won everything it is possible for them to win in a year.

That's conclusive proof that they are a great team.


Now to address this question as to whether or there is an unsustainable bandwagon.
1. We'll only be able to tell if it's a completely transitory bandwagon if Munster start losing badly. That day will come, the age profile of this team suggests it will be in 2-4 years time, however I hope to be proven wrong. Might well be that things don't get any better than this.
When that happens, if Munster can't attract the crowds then we can judge to what extent it was a bandwagon. Currently, it's not possible to call it a bandwagon from these factors as Munster's crowds have consistently imrpoved year on year, with them taking back the crown of the Magner's league highest attendance from Leinster.
2. I have no numbers for this, and would appreciate if someone could provide them one way or another, but from all reports, rugby participation in Munsterhas risen greatly. Not the sign of a transient bandwagon, again, let's see if it lasts. Currently, there's no basis for a claim of bandwagoneering here. Not until it starts to decline.
3. 9 years after achieving the club world record attendance, almost selling out Twickenham, they're about to reclaim that crown, after setting records in countries such as Switzerland and Spain.
Is having a massive following over 9 years still a temporary bandwagon?


So from a grass roots level, an average attendance level and a consistency level, there's very little evidence that this is actually a bandwagon. Only one area remains where the tag of bandwagon can still be applied, the variability of attendances between bigger matches and smaller matches.

Let's look at that:
From http://www.magnersleague.co m/2_14.php
Munster V Dragons, Musgrave Park: Sold Out
Munster V Cardiff, Musgrave Park: Sold Out
Munster V Glasgow, Thomond Park: Sold Out (stadium wasn't complete, http://www.munsterrugby.ie/8493.php)
Munster V Ulster, Thomond Park: First game not sold out, 25,000.
Munster V Edinburgh, Musgrave Park: Second game not sold out, 7,500, 1,000 off capacity, although IIRC, there were complaints about availability of match tickets, due to season ticket holders.
Munster V Leinster, Thomond Park: Sold Out
Munster V Connacht, Thomond Park: Sold Out
Munster V Llanelli, Musgrave Park: Sold Out


Interestingly, with the last one, they quote the attendance as 8,500, I understood the capacity for Musgrave Park was 8,000, so if someone could clear up that discrepancy for me, that'd be great.

Anyway, only two games not sold out this season, both of which were very, very close to being sold out.

Does that disprove the argument that Munster's support is only for big matches?
I wouldn't like to say for sure, only that the basis for the argument that Munster's support is a temporary bandwagon is very shakey, as I've shown.

For those that argue that it is a Limerick only institution, well, I'd like to deal with that as comprehensively (and may do, most of my college assignments are in now, can you tell I've got free time again?), but it's sunny today, so I might go out and enjoy that instead. I'll just say that Musgrave Park is being redeveloped, (http://breakingnews.iol.ie/sport/?jp=mheymhsnqlmh). That's not something you do if you're not looking to get a return from it and making a commitment to staying on there.


What club exactly are you speaking of with the highest representation on the Lions team? I thought Munster was a province or are you on about Cork Con or something. It isn't very clear.

[Mick Lyons]

Tom Ryan has had the last laugh I think!

[POL]

one of the greatest nights on the internet ever!

[Beautiful City]

They looked like a hype machine yesterday.

[liam2me]

*guffaw*

Irish rugger in the east end is gonna light up like a motherfucker.



Nice work Walter.

lol, i thought one of the spastics would bite alright. I'm happy developing the sport i love, don't care where i do it, Ireland, England, Timbuktu, makes no difference to me

[Lamps]

Liam exposed to within an inch of his life. Keep fighting the good fight Walter :lol!:

Pity you just missed BOD with that last ditch tackle on Saturday, that could have kept ye in it

[liam2me]

Liam exposed to within an inch of his life. Keep fighting the good fight Walter :lol!:

Pity you just missed BOD with that last ditch tackle on Saturday, that could have kept ye in it

you'll have to explain that one kiddo (no guff this time please, any posts without an explanation will be deemed as an admission of bullshit on your behalf)

[mightyquark]

Bitter old Limerick GAA man gives out about Rugby..almost as bad as bitter old man saying Fergusson tactically hasnt a clue.
Big deal.

[Lamps]

Bitter old Limerick GAA man gives out about Rugby..almost as bad as bitter old man saying Fergusson tactically hasnt a clue.
Big deal.

Suck it up QuackY.

We gave ye a hell of a beating

[mightyquark]

Suck it up QuackY.

We gave ye a hell of a beating

Poor Pinocchio ..Fergies tactics (not forgetting Ronnies 2 goals) take Man Utd to the Champs League Final exposing the poor sap for the clueless WUMmer he is.
Plus he still believes that I am Castlehaven:crazyeye :

[Lamps]

Poor Pinocchio ..Fergies tactics (not forgetting Ronnies 2 goals) take Man Utd to the Champs League Final exposing the poor sap for the clueless WUMmer he is.
Plus he still believes that I am Castlehaven:crazyeye :

And badly rattled. Are you back into soccer again after the brave men of Leinster backed by the SFI destroyed the Munstershire myth.


Are you like most Munstershire jocks who just can't understand how the lilly livered ladyboys had the heart/integrity/derring-do to front up to Munstershire liginds and bring their own A-game?

:lol!:

[duffer31]

Something so weird has happened in the last two years on this forum

Two years ago Pol and Lamps had the respect of the forum and Liam2Me was a laughing stock. Now I kinda feel sorry for the SFI. Ye should have left at the top boys cos ye have surely sunk to to the bottom. Pol has flaad the anti muntershire thing like a Junkie abusing Heroin. And Lamps is doing a great impresion of sideshow Bob. Liams post are now fairly factual and sometimes interesting. Pol and Lamps - get new usernames ye are a fcuking joke


post of the decade....

[Lamps]

post of the decade....

Thats right Walter2me is where its at :lol!:

[duffer31]

Thats right Walter2me is where its at :lol!:

poindexter.

[mightyquark]

And badly rattled. Are you back into soccer again after the brave men of Leinster backed by the SFI destroyed the Munstershire myth.


Are you like most Munstershire jocks who just can't understand how the lilly livered ladyboys had the heart/integrity/derring-do to front up to Munstershire liginds and bring their own A-game?

:lol!:

Oh that Rattled word again...
The man is right..your just a joke at this stage Pinocchio.
How is the detective work going?With your revelations you should work for the Sun.

[liam2me]

you'll have to explain that one kiddo (no guff this time please, any posts without an explanation will be deemed as an admission of bullshit on your behalf)
bump,

c'mon lamps, explain yourself. you've been on this thread since just after 9am. its almost 3pm now, you've had a little under 6 hours to explain yourself, and remember, anything other then an explanation will be regarded as you bullshitting and therefore self-pwnage.

edit: it seems to be the forum concensus that you are rattled and a finished men, I don't believe so, so here's your chance to prove them all wrong kiddo

[Lamps]

bump,

c'mon lamps, explain yourself. you've been on this thread since just after 9am. its almost 3pm now, you've had a little under 6 hours to explain yourself, and remember, anything other then an explanation will be regarded as you bullshitting and therefore self-pwnage.

edit: it seems to be the forum concensus that you are rattled and a finished men, I don't believe so, so here's your chance to prove them all wrong kiddo

What are you on about Walter?

[liam2me]

What are you on about Walter?
thought so! lamps, you've lost it fella. you should take some time out to recharge the batteries. you were funny once, not so anymore

[Lamps]

thought so! lamps, you've lost it fella. you should take some time out to recharge the batteries. you were funny once, not so anymore

Thanks for the warning walter. Shouldn't you be winning county medals, scoring tries and starting lambos. :lol!:

[liam2me]

Thanks for the warning walter. Shouldn't you be winning county medals, scoring tries and starting lambos. :lol!:
oh dear, the last twitches of a dying man.

[HappyMonday83]

Thanks for the warning walter. Shouldn't you be winning county medals, scoring tries and starting lambos. :lol!:

Not to mention blowing three fellas out of a ruck.

[duffer31]

no answer from lamps yet i take it....

[POL]

poor duffer

[POL]

Fair play to this man


98MAsjc2PR8

zl1nOeT7Qac

uaTTbckINck"whats munster"