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Liam McCarthy 19 47.50%
Sam Maguire 9 22.50%
League of Ireland Trophy 2 5.00%
HEC 2 5.00%
English Premiership (for the 'real' soccer fans) 1 2.50%
Superbowl 5 12.50%
International Rules trophy 1 2.50%
Some other cup/trophy 1 2.50%
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Old 21-06-2012, 12:15 AM
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Old 21-06-2012, 12:24 AM
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Pretty stupid poll there chief.
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Old 21-06-2012, 12:26 AM
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International Rules.
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sophisticated for him is wearing a belt.
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Old 21-06-2012, 12:27 AM
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Can't beat Cork on Super Bowl Sunday in fairness.

There's always a great buzz when the, eh, Bears or whoever are playing especially.
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Can't beat Cork on Super Bowl Sunday in fairness.

There's always a great buzz when the, eh, Bears or whoever are playing especially.
Just trying to be inclusive, gotta think of the minorities.

I'm genuinely interested in the result between Liam and Sam though.
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Just trying to be inclusive, gotta think of the minorities.

I'm genuinely interested in the result between Liam and Sam though.
To be honest I couldn't choose between either.
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Anyone who answers anything other than the first two should first be stripped of the celebratory Cork jocks, covered in petrol and made run through Knocka on bona night.
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Either of the first two.
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Either of the first two.
Good. For a minute I thought you were going to say the AFL Grand Final.
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Anyone who answers anything other than the first two should first be stripped of the celebratory Cork jocks, covered in petrol and made run through Knocka on bona night.
I'll get the petrol for you then.

Interestingly no one has voted for Sam yet.
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