Some cunt with cauliflower ears on now
Christ.
Is this any good, lads?
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Jack O’Shea
Michael Fassbender
Billy Keane
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2 down so far 
[QUOTE=“dodgy-keeper, post: 1009229, member: 1552”]Daniel O’Donnell and his wife.
Seamus Coleman and his dad.
Brian McEniff.
The black lad from the “Jimmy’s winning matches” video.[/QUOTE]
The man is on fire
“The most dropped man in Irish sport”
“No, the most recalled Ireland rugby football international.” :rolleyes:
Des, the cunt, loves telling that story. He even managed to get it into the hurling Up for the Match.
Given said someone travelled from Limerick for Donegal training sessions, that’s a fair old hike. Have they a player permanently based down there?
Couple of lads in UL.
Lucky Eddie Halvey didn’t kill them.
Still reckon Fassbender could be wheeled out yet. 
Seamus Moynihan is a gent of a man.
Seamus “Look” Moynihan
Des has fantastic hair. Luxurious as fuck.
Think I read somewhere during the week that Karl Lacey is back in college down there as a post graduate student.
He won’t be. Donegal have more Hunger and Mick Galwey has already used up the Shame quota on tonight’s show.
Lacey and the sub keeper are down their doing sports science I believe.
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According to Des, Kerry won the 1947 final in the Polo Grounds, New York.
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Unreal :o
Seamus Moynihan mentioned that “any time you have an oppurtunity to go up the Hogan Stand steps and receive the Sam Maguire is always very special”.
Poor old Seamus only got to receive the Sam Maguire on the field as captain in 2000. Although I wouldn’t feel too sorry for him, he did get to go up the steps of the Hogan Stand and get his hands on Sam enough other times as a player.