Nothing wrong that. He was the most exciting hurler that that weād all ever seen. He was liked in 31 counties, loved in 8/9. (Wexico excepted)
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Thereās definitely something sad when a dispenser of joy turns out to be a horrible cunt. Messi, Dj Carey etc etc
That tapped down goal on the edge of the square. 
Ronaldo has tarnished his legacy as well sadly
DJ will have to become FIFA President now.
Today, Gianni Infantino thinks heās DJ Carey (cc: of @Juhniallio).
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as iconic a point as we have seen in hurling
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In fairness to him heās actually fucked off to the desert to pick up his cash and he never really hid it either. Sure was it 2014 cl final he didnāt score and he just sulked after they won it. I donāt think he was loved by the neutral either.
DJās goal in that final v Clare was also a bit of magic
Does that story hold water now if whatās come to light holds weight?
Wouldnāt be beyond realms of plausibility he was as knee deep in the money going missing in his company as anyone else.
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The sulking and the raping
Were the two of them stealing money to cover each other
Getting older is living long enough to see your heroes disappoint you
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Probably not. Coincidentally enough, wasnāt it like ā¬1 million he said she robbed off him ?
She probably ratted him out to get out of doing jail time.
Sad react
The question would never have been asked of him at least until this.
Now if asked, whoās to be believed? Thiefās a thief.
Saudi Arabia have lined up an all-star cast for their their new multi-sports themed film āThief Of Dreams.ā
Pep Guardiola
Lionel Messi
Cristiano Ronaldo
Erling Braut Haaland
Michel Platini
Matt Le Tissier
Lance Armstrong
Seashell Myth
Zhao Xintong
Davy Tweed
Tom Humphries
Richie Connor
Johnny McGurk
Darren Gleeson
DJ Carey
John Pilger
Roger Waters
Gianni Infantino
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I donāt believe in hanging someone based off a forwarded WhatsApp message.
If itās true, itās obviously despicable behaviour but maybe we should hold off until we knew whether itās true?
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Ciaran Careyās point and that goal always stand out for me
Something about these words reminds me of this story.
Don Clarkeās larger-than-life proportions worked against after rugby. No taller poppy was so ruthlessly humbled as was Clarke when charged with a trivial shoplifting offence involving a 70c packet of sticking plasters from a North Shore supermarket in 1970.
The magistrate was man enough to play down the affair, no guilt was left with Clarke - but Clarke, who was led sobbing from the court after the charge was dismissed - was so chastened that he looked elsewhere for life with his wife, Patsy.
There were old and close friendly foes in South Africa, and Clarke settled comfortably in business far from the triumphs, and traumas, of his great rugby career.
Agreed.
Like the money was ādead moneyā to those who have allegedly lost it anyway. It wasnt like an investment scheme.
The only question is where did it go. Iād give him the benefit of the doubt that thereās a good explanation for now.