This is my experience of living in the Far East. Around the time of the Icelandic volcano they all thought that was my country. WC2002 had a huge cultural impact there and itâs all weâre really known for. They donât know about Yeats or anything like that, they donât speak English.
There are 4.5 billion people living in Asia. Am I right in saying that your assertion is none of them would know the difference between Ireland and Iceland only for Roy Keane and you are basing this on the handful Asian people you spoke to when you were there 8 years ago?
Everyone giving out about last night, slating the management, the players, the FAI etc.
How many of these same people are going to any of the FAI cup quarter finals this weekend.
Will happily slag off the LOI but then donât bother their arse even going to the odd game. Would sicken you.
Only point Iâd disagree with there is about Cork City. Have no ill will to any other LOI clubs, hope they do well in Europe etc but supporting Caulfield and âcityâ is a step too far and will never happen for me personally.
Asian people are all alike. Slanty eyed math-whizzes, very ignorant of European geography. Extremely jingoistic. Pissheads one and all, except for the odd teetotaller. The yellowness of their skin varies a bit by region.
Guinness there is sold in the supermarket there with a little Union Jack beside the price. They think U2 is British. Theyâve never heard of the Cranberries or hurling.
Who is the last actual good English born player we had? I donât understand why weâre still pursuing that angle so much, it hasnât worked in about 20 years