Cork Fanzine

[The Banker]

Just read on another forum that there will be a Cork Fanzine for sale before the Cork V Tipp game.
Anyone here involved with it?

[Rebel Yell]

Never heard of that ???

If I'm sober enough on my way into Semple i might remember to enquire about it ...


That's a big IF though...

[Lamps]

Originally Posted by Rebel Yell

If I'm sober enough on my way into Semple i might remember to enquire about it ...


That's a big IF though...

classy.

are you bringing an inflatable banana?

[Rebel Yell]

Originally Posted by Lamps

classy.

are you bringing an inflatable banana?

Nah..I'll leave that to the barstool brigade like yourself and POL...where ye heading for the Championship this year boys ??? Santa Ponsa again ???

[northmallexile]

Originally Posted by Rebel Yell

Never heard of that ???

If I'm sober enough on my way into Semple i might remember to enquire about it ...

That's a big IF though...

I've made this point before on here, but I've never understood people who get drunk before matches. You'd have one or two beforehand, yeah, but actual drunkenness just seems messy. Especially at the hurling.

[Lamps]

Originally Posted by northmallexile

I've made this point before on here, but I've never understood people who get drunk before matches. You'd have one or two beforehand, yeah, but actual drunkenness just seems messy. Especially at the hurling.

Its a day out for him.

Event attender as it were. He might as well be at the marquee singing along to Gilbert O Sullivan for all he knows whats going on

[wayne gayle]

Cork GAA fanzine eh? This could start a trend, until Frank and his mates decide to put an end to this subordination and deploy GAA shock troops to confiscate them outside the ground and beat with batons those who sell them.
Much better to enjoy the analysis-free and controversy-free boredom that is "Da Official Match Programme".

[The Banker]

Originally Posted by wayne gayle

Cork GAA fanzine eh? This could start a trend, until Frank and his mates decide to put an end to this subordination and deploy GAA shock troops to confiscate them outside the ground and beat with batons those who sell them.Much better to enjoy the analysis-free and controversy-free boredom that is "Da Official Match Programme".

That could be a problem alright. I hear its pretty anti establishment

[aghabullogue 1890]

I recall a fanzine on sale in Killarney in 1991 before Cork and Kerry in the MFC Semi-Final. It was called The Donkeys a reference to Babs' quote. Didn't see it after that but it was quiet funny.

[The Banker]

Originally Posted by aghabullogue 1890

I recall a fanzine on sale in Killarney in 1991 before Cork and Kerry in the MFC Semi-Final. It was called The Donkeys a reference to Babs' quote. Didn't see it after that but it was quiet funny.

I collect a lot of programmes/fanzines etc and I have 2 copies of The Donkeys so it must have had at least been produced twice. Its was pretty low quality but I guess it was produced in the days before personal computers etc...
I just saw a copy of the fanzine Rebel Rising on ebay with a bit of a spiel on what its about. Will wait till Thurles though.