Sure GAA players donāt qualify as spots at all. I clearly stated this on numerous occasions as did NCC.
says the person who goes to america to watch an enterment show for 12 year olds.
correct- no GGA players are known in urban/civilised areas hence they are not celebs
WWF is popular throughout the world
the GGA is mildly popular in rural ireland
jog on
[quote=ānorth county corncrakeā]WWF is popular throughout the world
the GGA is mildly popular in rural ireland
jog on[/QUOTE]
galway was selected on the Lions tour to New Zealand in 1993. This makes him an international celeb
he played for britain in one of its colonies- jog on
flano fuck off, you posted some other ape spotting some faggotty grappler and posted that. you are not fit to judge this thread, you are a fraud.
http://www.thefreekick.com/vbforum/showpost.php?p=72689&postcount=671
great spot witj!
While JBLs status as a WWF/E legend more than qualifys him for recognition on here his position as a well respected economic analyst is just another reason why he deserves to be here.
His initial gimmick was that of a tough cowboy/mountain man, similar in tone to Stan Hansen. After victories, he branded his opponents with the symbol āJBā. Of course, the brand was in ink, rather than being seared into the flesh.
Gimmick, gimmickry, panto, childs play, entertainment for children and the āspecial peopleā in our society.
Why are you talking about Munster rugby football on the wrestling thread?
this is not the grappling thread bandage.
You really are a backward mongbag. I feel sorry for you and you (in)breathern.
Previous post withdrawn. Hope youāre enjoying your wrestling research.
Layfieldās actions at a WWE house show in Munich, Germany early in June 2004 caused a substantial uproar. During the show, in an attempt to draw heel heat, he gave the crowd several Nazi salutes while goose-stepping around the ring. Such a display is illegal in Germany if used for political purposes.[114] In an interview with The Washington Post, Layfield explained āIām a bad guy [on WWE TV]. Iām supposed to incite the crowd. Iāve done [the Nazi salute] for decades. I really didnāt think anything of it - I know how bad it is, Iāve lived [in Germany]. Iāve been to Dachau, seen those places where they exterminated millions of Jews. I draw the line between me and my character. Thatās like saying Anthony Hopkins (who portrays Hannibal Lecter) really enjoys cannibalism.ā[115]
brainless moron and pantomime villian.
watch out flanoā¦hes behiiiiind you!
i am
Itās as if these stupid gimmicks are being mentioned as if to some way sully the fine art of professional wrestling. Everyone knows there has been some horrendous gimmicks hoisted upon wrestlers over the years that are an embarasament to the business. Itās no big secret.
Shortly after WrestleMania, Faarooq and Bradshaw split due to the WWE Draft. Layfield was drafted to Raw where his Bradshaw gimmick had an increased emphasis on his Texas roots, which included him carrying a cowbell to the ring.
[quote=āHBV*ā]thats a serious spot witj, well done.
god be with the days of getting fucked out of the Shannon clubhouse by Gallaimh.[/QUOTE]
Nowadays its Mick more likely to be fooked out of the clubhouse unfortunately
Mick was in front of me at the match, he looked like he had sampled a few beverages when he arrived to his seat 10 minutes into the game
so what?