David Clifford doesnāt have an instagram account.
David Clifford doesnāt have an instagram account.
Heās big on Snapchat and Tik Tok.
BruidheanChaorthainn:Paul Flynn is a cunt
I have it on good authority that he was a right arrogant cunt at the 2011 All-Starās anyway. I feel it always takes a bit from the Second Captains podcast when he comes on for a segment. Heās a bland enough pundit.
Cheasty:Iāll let yis in on a little secret - Joe himself didnāt really believe any of the stuff he said and neither did any of the people who pretended to agree with him. Colm Cooper had four All-Ireland medals and countless brilliant performances in Croke Park over the course of a decade.
I thought Colm Cooper was an all-time great until I stumbled upon this forum. If you were to believe Fulvio then he was probably a slightly more mobile version of Rory Woods but not in the same stratosphere as Stephen Oā Neill, Stevie McDonald or ahem Rory Gallagher. Fulvio really bought the Brolly spiel hook, line and sinker.
Flynn said he was cheering for Louth in a game v Dublin this year. Heās an ape. The lack of class around Clifford only highlights it.
It real irks the dubs.
Flynn said he was cheering for Louth in a game v Dublin this year. Heās an ape.
How does that make him an ape?
I was cheering for Louth against Dublin this year and a lot of Dublin supporters were likely doing the same.
The lack of class around Clifford only highlights it.
Flynn apologised for a comment where he had absolutely no need to apologise, because a load of snowflakes wet the bed. Flynner was really nice about it, he was thinking of the well being of those snowflakes.
It real irks the dubs.
Weāve had 15 months of endless fun off the back of that tweet and more to come.
Keep digging!
Mugsy, Sean Ćg Ć³ hAilpin and Jayo probably are in the 10 or 15 most recognisable alright.
Mugsy definitely isnāt. I donāt think my mother would know him for instance and sheād probably be categorised as a GAA woman. Not even close to top 15 most recognisable of all-time. Jack Oā Shea and Paidi on the other handā¦ā¦
Iād say Clifford is comparable to maradona in his fame and quality. (Minus the woman beating and drugs)
The Dublin players are more akin to Man City where itās a team effort.
Clifford is a one man band.
Even the lack of social media creates a mystic about Clifford compared to all other gaa players.
You could see a scenario where he is snuck out of a training in Tralee or Killarney in the boot of a random car.
There are very few examples of where real greatness is crossed with a maverick type persona.
BruidheanChaorthainn:Flynn said he was cheering for Louth in a game v Dublin this year. Heās an ape.
How does that make him an ape?
I was cheering for Louth against Dublin this year and a lot of Dublin supporters were likely doing the same.
BruidheanChaorthainn:The lack of class around Clifford only highlights it.
Flynn apologised for a comment where he had absolutely no need to apologise, because a load of snowflakes wet the bed. Flynner was really nice about it, he was thinking of the well being of those snowflakes.
BruidheanChaorthainn:It real irks the dubs.
Weāve had 15 months of endless fun off the back of that tweet and more to come.
Keep digging!
The tweet lacks class. It doesnāt matter how much fun you have.
It just highlighted how much Cliffordās fame melted the Dublin 6 in a rows team.
Mate, Clifford was vaunted as the man who was going to destroy Dublin. Instead, he was smoked by Mick Fitz.
We were very kind and considerate about it all really.
Iād say Clifford is comparable to maradona in his fame and quality. (Minus the woman beating and drugs)
Mate, Clifford was vaunted as the man who was going to destroy Dublin. Instead, he was smoked by Mick Fitz.
We were very kind and considerate about it all really.
When you are tweeting about individual players on opposing side after a final you really lost no matter what happens on the field.
When you are tweeting about individual players on opposing side after a final you really lost no matter what happens on the field.
No, youāve won.
BruidheanChaorthainn:When you are tweeting about individual players on opposing side after a final you really lost no matter what happens on the field.
No, youāve won.
You havenāt.
He lost.
He made a holy show of himself.
It highlighted how uncomfortable Dublin players are with their success.
You havenāt.
He lost.
He made a holy show of himself.
It highlighted how uncomfortable Dublin players are with their success.
Oh theyāre deeply uncomfortable. Like Eric Bristow and Alexander of Macedonia.
Well after victory they were desperately point scoring on twitter.
Well after victory they were desperately point scoring on twitter.
Clifford was supposed to be the one doing the point scoring but he kept kicking the ball up in the air and as wide as a fucking gate.
BruidheanChaorthainn:Well after victory they were desperately point scoring on twitter.
Clifford was supposed to be the one doing the point scoring but he kept kicking the ball up in the air and as wide as a fucking gate.
Strange Flynn had to go on a deleting spree the following morning when he sobered up.
Clifford is arkle and it drives the Dublin fans nuts.
Strange Flynn had to go on a deleting spree the following morning when he sobered up.
Clifford is arkle and it drives the Dublin fans nuts.
Em it was the fans of Clifford who went nuts over the tweet, mate. Flynner was so nice to take their feelings into account though.
You donāt really want a horse on a Gaelic football pitch, unless itās Horse Devlin, who the Kerry supporters were very angry at too. It must be only certain types of animals they like to be involved in Gaelic football down in Kerry.
Look it, I suppose Arkle never shit the bed in an All-Ireland at least, so he might have been more use than Clifford was.
Sylvie Linanne
Conor Hayes
Gerry McInerney was probably the most recognisable player on that Galway team. Iād say Nicky English was far more recognisable than most of the Tipp players you mentioned also
Mick Fitzsimmons smoked him by standing nearby watching shots go wide
Fitzy gave Clifford one handshake and one look at the start of the game. He said nothing but he looked him in the eye. Clifford looked away. That was all that was needed.