[quote=“giuseppe”]Could you explain the link please? I’ve heard the jibes but never a proper explanation.
If it is true, while bad, I think it could be consigned to history - don’t think there’s any current links. If you dig deep enough you can find dirt in most places.[/quote]
previous brit hostory shown- current brit hostory is the links to the RAF
Except immigrants do play GAA, and the farming community hasn’t been at the heart of GAA for decades now. But shit, keep up with the retarded cliches, and keep dreaming that the pussified sport of soccer overtakes GAA so we can all finally live in a true British colony.
ah turenne if you haven’t figured out by now he is a wummer then i worry for you…holds a grudge against the gaa ever since he was dropped from the local under 14 team in favour of one of the camogie girls…
What is the link between Bohs and the school/RAF? Sorry if Im being a bit slow here, but I can’t see the link from what you’ve posted. You’ve talked about a school up to 1853 but haven’t mentioned how that linked with the foundation of Bohs.
By the way, what was the story with Rovers handling the ball all night? Seemed a bit odd to me. Suppose they were looking to get any advantage they could.
eh read the ESRI jackass- basketball has overtaken stick hurling in popularity
although your immigrants point rings true- what struck me so much about the gga this year was the multicultural nature of the teams in the championship http://www.thefreekick.com/board/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gifhttp://www.thefreekick.com/board/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif
also arent the marquee players eddie brennan & graham geraghty - they love immigrants http://www.thefreekick.com/board/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif:p
The massive media attention given to and overall huge success of this years ploughing match is surely a significant indication that the population is reverting to the agricultural, rural way of life. This will re-introduce those who have, i days past, migrated to the urban centres of the country back into the small villages and towns Ireland. In turn this will no doubt have a huge impact on the interest, participation and attendance of GAA sports.
Apparently Bohs will be the “fifth column” for the Brit recolonization. I have it on very good authority
[quote=“giuseppe”]What is the link between Bohs and the school/RAF? Sorry if Im being a bit slow here, but I can’t see the link from what you’ve posted. You’ve talked about a school up to 1853 but haven’t mentioned how that linked with the foundation of Bohs.
By the way, what was the story with Rovers handling the ball all night? Seemed a bit odd to me. Suppose they were looking to get any advantage they could.[/quote]
it was teachers & students from that british military school that set them up
they played the RAF in a friendly a few years ago
touche - good lateral thinking
I know I know hes a troll, but shit I just fuckin hate Republicans. Particurly the ones who want to destroy what little of Irish culture that still exists. Fuckin hypocrites.
[quote=“north county corncrake”]eh read the ESRI jackass- basketball has overtaken stick hurling in popularity
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I have and that’s wrong, plain and simple
a wummer?
case closed then:p
You hooked yourself a new fishie tonight:p
thinly veiled racist & partisionist post
slag term for a wind up merchant…you know full well what it means…http://www.thefreekick.com/board/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif
What race did have a dig at?
my views come from the heart
Feel free to explain how you can be a ‘Republican’ when you want to decimate the last vestige of Irish culture.
In the Goerge Bush sense