Celeb Spotting 🐐

I respect macs authority on this thread

How in the name of Jaysus is that a spot?

Who: Rovers hero and the greatest talent the league has ever seen Gary Twigg
Where: Tallaght Stadium
When : 8:00-9:45 tonight Vs Sporting Fingal

Twiggy was playing up front in his customary lone striker role and was clearly a level above anyone else on the pitch, He did not look too happy in the first half as the service to him from the rovers midfield was not too good but he canme into his own in the second half with the addition of Dessie Baker who played some sublime passes into him,
On the back of his stunning winner agianst UCD last week Twiggy was clearly a man high on confidence but by some miracle he did not score tonight, no doubt he will right this wrong over the coming weeks.

The game ended one all and was a decent affair,
Alan “ he used to be a hun now he’s rovers number 1” Mannus made 2 miraculous saves from Garry O Neill to keep things at parity but Stev chambers scored a Tony Adams style equalier with a nearpost header from a corner.
Fingal scored a deserved equaliser on 88 when who else but Glen Crowe levelled the match.
I must add that Alan Kirby who was on the ireland youth teams that won those euro titles in 97 / 98 was sublime in the middle of the pitch for Fingal

Who: Ex Shels and Coventry city legend Tony Sheridan
Where: The car park in the Square in Tallaght heading to the match

Tony was dressed in a red checked shirt, torn trainers and jeans and had the look of a lad who was after a few and was a up for a ruck
He is a thin sort with a Liam Gallagher type hairstyle, he was in conversation with a few lads of similar demeanour and was engaging in banter with random ould fellas and passers by on the way.
At half time I noticed Tony on the pitch watching the U-8s game and supporting the kids
Tony truly is an allright sort.
Those in the know will be aware that Tony sored for Shels to put them 3-0 up against the Huns in the 1998 UEFA champioms league first qualifying round at Prenton Park.
the Huns subsequently went on to win 5-3 as Shels fell apart in the last 20 minutes,.
Along with Twiggy and Patsy Freyne, Tony is one of the the greatest players ever seen even tho he was a horrible Shels coont

Who: John Giles
Where : At half time in Tallaght stadium
John was the guest of honour tonight and was invited onto the pitch at half time , he was decked out in a horrendous cream jacket and looked the worse for wear
.John told a few anectdotes about Rovers and then told us Spain will win the world cup
He got a rapturous reception

Tremendous spotting there Mickee.

+1 on all that - twigg had a bit of an off night but the ex hun saves were breathtaking- baker was good when he came on- 1 sensational touch setting up a good chance- an enjoyable game which fingal shaded but SRFC should have won once they went ahead- hoops were way too deep

Sorry Mickee - under the precedent of Mick Galwey at a Munster match, none of those count as spots. Great detail in your posts though.

well done pikeman

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Andrea Roche
Donoghues, Merrion Row
Last night c.10pm
She is a cracking bird in the flesh and has unbelievable boobies which were on show with the killer combination of a low cut top and push up bra.
She was with another female who was disctinctly average

Thats a spot.

Under the Link rules that govern this thread since the previous regime was overhauled after THE LINK WALSH gained a landslide victory in a members vote Colm Parkinson and all other current and previous Senior Inter County GAA players are valid celebrity spots.Under the same Link rules nobody involved in League Of Ireland soccerball will be deemed a valid spot.

Until such time as a public vote decides on a change in the current celeb spotting adjudication regime The Link adjudication team will remain as the sole authority on the validity of all reported celeb spots here on TFK.COM.

Glad to be able to clear up any misunderstandings,Colm Parkinson is a spot.

Yours
THE LINK WALSH
Sole Celeb Spots Adjudicator
thefreekick.com.

I don’t know who you are and what you have done to consider yourself adjucator of this thread but you clearly need to take a few sniffs of reality man. I devoted my Saturday to going to places where I was likely to see some celebs in the hope of reporting something back to this site which has delivered so much to all our lives over the past few years.

I started my day off by heading down to the Curragh in the hope of spotting a few Irish celebs taking in the racing. On the walk into the track I walked past Robert Hall[/url], [url=“http://www.independent.ie/multimedia/archive/00081/piggot_81796e.jpg”]Tracy Piggott[/url], [url=“http://www.briangleeson.com/images/brianfront.jpg”]Brian Gleeson[/url] and the rest of the RTE crew but under the working rule I knew they didn’t count. It’s worth noting that 5 mins later I spotted a tall member of this forum striding past me purposefully but I believe he was there to work as well. Given his “legendary” status it was nearly a celeb spot but alas it wasn’t to be. Over the course of the afternoon I managed to see TFK serial “spotee” [url=“http://www.puntinplay.com/uploads/thumb_568.jpg”]Gary O’Brien[/url] but again he was working, and [url=“http://donnmcclean.com/wp-content/themes/DonnMcClean_racing/images/donn/home.png”]Donn McClean[/url] (not the chevy to the levy one unfortunately) who was also there in a work capacity. The closest thing I could muster was Leinster flanker / no.8 [url=“http://www.leinsterrugby.ie/images/galleries/Stephen-Keogh.gif”]Stephen Keogh[/url] who I noticed is a bit of a heavy gambler and also [url=“http://tvnewsroom.co.uk/images/thumbnails/sky-sports-news/paul-dempsey.jpg”]Paul Dempsey who presents a lot of sports programmes on Setanta. Its not clear whether Paul was there in a work capacity or not but he did spend time looking at various prices in the ring but I did not see him have a bet. His hair is actually taller than it appears on TV and his eyes are even freakier.

After a day in the Curragh I contemplated leaving it at that and heading straight to the dogs but decided to have a stroll through town first in the hope of seeing a few more people for the site. I noticed that Grafton St was in a particularly boisterous mood but couldn’t understand why. As I got closer to the Mansion House things began to get clearer. I noticed a crowd of people, particularly young screaming girls in the vicinity. As I approached the venue I noticed I was walking behind Mark Cagney[/url] and [url=“http://www.radiowaves.fm/news/images/q102/aidancooney.jpg”]Aidan Cooney[/url] from Ireland AM on TV3 (Bandage, please note that Alan Hughes was not with them). As I stood outside the venue wondering what the fuck was going on I realised that [url=“http://www.tvnowmagazine.ie/”]this[/url] event was taking place. Giddy, at the thought of spotting some more “celebs” I decided to hang around for a few minutes. To my delight a few minutes later, a taxi pulled up and out jumped the [url=“http://www.anphoblacht.com/news/images/2006/03/02/oconnor.jpg”]TFK COTY 2009 Brendan O’Connor[/url]. I was about to go over and officially congratulate Brendan on the award (which I still don’t think has been done) when my attention was drawn to another group of people which included [url=“http://www.celebopedia.net/glenda-gilson/images/glenda-gilson.jpg”]Glenda Gilson[/url] and her eyebrows. As I stood perving at her I heard a load of screaming to my left and who appears only the [url=“http://www.herald.ie/multimedia/archive/00195/0808_balthanid_l_195776t.jpg”]gamey Blathnaid Ni Chofaigh and in fairness the camera does her a lot of favours. Blathanid seemed excited at the prospect of sharing a table with new Rose of Tralee presenter Daithi O’Sé.

A couple of minutes later a limo pulled up and a few young lads jumped out. The decibel level was raised to something far beyond what I could comprehend and after consulting with a few 15 year old girls I was told that a few members of the RTE2 teen afternoon programmes had arrived. I didn’t recognise any of these young lads but in between the shrieks I did pick up their names were Aidan and Cian. Given the fact that I had never heard of these chaps I decided it may be time to leave the scene as I may be out of my depth. As I walked over towards the Green noticed that Gavin Duffy[/url] was walking towards me presumably on his way to the same event. While strolling across the Green towards Merrion Row I noticed a clatter of people at the Shelbourne breaking off in groups and heading in the direction of the Mansion House which included [url=“http://www.superiorpics.com/wenn_album/Louis_Walsh_-_Hacked/louis_walsh_001_083106.jpg”]Louis Walsh[/url] and [url=“http://www.bankofireland.ie/html/gws/includes/business/images/dragons_den/farrell.gif”]Niall O’Farrell[/url] who headed off on their own down Kildare St and seemed to be having a very detailed discussion. After they moved on I noticed I was standing beside [url=“http://www.culch.ie/images/BillCullenJackieLavin001.jpg”]Bill Cullen and Jackie Lavin[/url] which reminded me of the fact that as I got the Luas into town I had noticed [url=“http://www.culch.ie/images/BrianPurcell001.jpg”]Brian Purcell striding down Harcourt Street (presumably all heading to the same event).

At this point in the evening I was on such a high that I decided I would go for the jugular and head into Brian Tinnions favourite club on the corner of Stephens Green and Merrion Row. Surely, in somewhere like this, I’m bound to finish my evening off with one last spot of an Irish “celeb”. Sadly, it was not to be and I’m glad to report that this particular establishment is as far up its own hole as everyone thinks it is. However, I was not ashamed to have darkened its door in the hope of helping this site out.

After such an emotional evening I decided the only way to finish it off would be to have a few pints in Reillys on Merrion Row (note - the soundest barman in Ireland). To my surprise as I looked over into the corner from my stool at the bar I noticed Neil Delamere sipping on what was later confirmed as a diet coke. He was there with another Irish comedian who sadly I could not recognise. I drowned my sorrows over the sorry fact that having seen so many people in one day that this Biffo cunt may be the only one that counts as an actual celeb spot. In summary, Link Walsh - you can fuck right off.

Thats a comprehensive report on your days activities Mac,ill give you Mark Cagney and Aidan Cooney as you may have just run into them inj the street,ill give you Niel Delamere aswell,unfortunately thats where it ends,its a bit like the tit Monday scenario here on celeb spotting Mac,you cant push it,these spots can only really happen by themselves.Keep the head up son,its not the end of the world…

Thanks for your opinion Link but you’re failing on the basis that Mark Cagney and Aidan Cooney would struggle to hold celeb status at the best of times. You’ve let this thread descend into a farce where any two bit numpty is considered a celeb so its time this thread reverted back to what it was.

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Just to add to the debate and suss out who is charge around here
:

Who: Ray Cosgrove darling of the hill
When: Today Sunday 23rd 16.00 ca
Where: Homebase off Nutgrove Ave
Demeanour: Ray was wearing a Crokes polo shirt and striding purposefully down the main aisle, I lost interest after a second as myself, missus and little one arrived at our destination; garden furniture
Other: Ray is taller than I thought and is still lean and fit looking

Who: the mad teacher burd off the Apprentice
When: Saturday 22nd 9.30am
Where: Tymon Park, Templeogue Utd juvenile pitch
Demeanour: we were both out running, she was running towards me and was not as out of breath as I was
Other: her head is freakishly large by comparison with the rest of her body, she is quite skinny in a runner type of way although not like Sonia used to be. She was wearing a vest top and tight lycra shorts and they suited her.

Mac, a ruling please on Paul Murphy, goalscorer for Ireland against France in the UEFA U17 Championships in 2008 and former Ipswich Town employee.
http://www.fai.ie/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3134

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Who: Pat Spillane
Famous for: Talking shit on the Sunday Game.
Where: Haddington Road
When: Saturday afternoon
Wearing: Blue jeans and a blue striped shirt, tucked in.
Other: There was nothing remotely interesting about the spot.

Who: Dave Fanning
Famous for: Being Gerry Ryan’s best friend
Where: Heading into the Russell Court Hotel
When: Sunday morning c. 1.30am
Wearing: Jeans, shirt, blazer
With: 2 birds dressed in shiny gowns, one pink and one lilac. Both were oldish but would’ve got it.

Spot Murphy’s brother? :blink:

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