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Old 02-08-2012, 11:10 PM
TonyCork80 TonyCork80 is offline
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Look Tony we all know that goalkeepers know best. If we were listened to more things would be better.

But nooo.

We're only picked on because we're perfectionists. Outfield players can't hack our high standards.
You might be on to something there kid



But then again maybe not.....

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Old 02-08-2012, 11:28 PM
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The only thing wrong with footballs are the dopes who pump too much air into them
Nothing worse, especially taking a free from the ground.
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Old 03-08-2012, 08:17 AM
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Whatever about the weight of the balls if only the could make the darn things more accurate.

It's like the story of the pub darts player who bought top of the range darts on a trip to England. He came home thinking he would be hitting double tops all night long because he had better darts than everyone else.

He was still shit.
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Old 03-08-2012, 08:34 AM
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That, and they're ridiculously over priced.
chalk it down. I see azzuri's footballs have been 'endorsed' by the Gaa. we bought a few on the cheap to spare the o'neill's we have. come match day if you throw one in they'd tell you fuck off.

as for the opening question. no, they're fine.

as for wind factor, it isn't the millennium stadium football is played in. wind and other conditions make for fine tactic management in my opinion.
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Old 03-08-2012, 09:48 AM
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chalk it down. I see azzuri's footballs have been 'endorsed' by the Gaa. we bought a few on the cheap to spare the o'neill's we have. come match day if you throw one in they'd tell you fuck off.

as for the opening question. no, they're fine.

as for wind factor, it isn't the millennium stadium football is played in. wind and other conditions make for fine tactic management in my opinion.
The Millennium stadium is not position at the foot of the tallest mountains in the country where as Fitzgerald stadium is. Wind sweeps naturely around there constantly. A genius whoever put the stadium in that place.
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