More Things That Are Wrong, just plain wrong

[glenshane]

@anon61956325

Riddled with post colonial shame and insecurity.

He’s not even ashamed or insecure. He’s delighted with partition and delighted with what was served to him.

[glenshane]

I’ll bring sandwiches then. Should be box office. I’ll throw in something that @blackjack can gum at.

[the_man_himself]

I don’t mind the statement itself, I just don’t see the point of doing it at a football qualifier game that nobody is going to watch

[anon61956325]

You have people that go out and do things in this life and then you have people like you that do nothing but pass commentary. I know which one i’d rather be.

In the end, we will defeat you.

[Tank]

I can understand the banning political shit in the crowd. I don’t want #repeal or #loveboth shit, but they have to do it consistently and they have to properly let the people know beforehand.

Some angry folks on here btw.

[Sidney]

@Gman

Far be it from me to start a back and forth with you Sid, but there really are only 3 facts to date. One is a video of a man being arrested. The other is a garda statement on said arrest. The third being there was other similar flags being flown continuously through the game but they were still there to the very end. That’s about all I’ve commented on.

You wrote:

@Gman

As it stands, there is no evidence to support the theory that he was singled out due to the flag being the reason for his removal.

Since this story broke several posters have speculated that the man was not arrested for flying the flag, but for something else. Threatening behaviour has been suggested. They have been unable to back that up with any evidence. The onus is on them to do so.

Hearsay and conjecture were mentioned by another poster.

All the hearsay and conjecture is from those defending the Gardai.

We know that the Gardai’s statement is bullshit.

The statement reads: "Gardai in Navan who were attending a football match between Meath and Tyrone today received a number of complaints from attendees that their view of the game was obscured by a flag.

Yet all this happened before the match had even started - before the teams had even come onto the pitch.

The GAA and the pigs are clearly very embarrassed that this has got out. Their statement is a very lame attempt to whitewash their actions - it’s a straight up lie.

[Juhniallio]

@anon61956325

It’s a persons choice. The game is on tv and they feel it will highlight an important issue.
Like NFL lads kneeling at the anthem last year. ‘I believe her’ signs at rugby matches etc. etc.

Would singing Paddy Jackson songs in the jacks at Leopardstown fall into this category?

[glenshane]

No, you’re safe enough

[anon61956325]

No, fire away.

[iron_mike]

@Juhniallio

@anon61956325

It’s a persons choice. The game is on tv and they feel it will highlight an important issue.
Like NFL lads kneeling at the anthem last year. ‘I believe her’ signs at rugby matches etc. etc.

Would singing Paddy Jackson songs in the jacks at Leopardstown fall into this category?

You’ll be grand horse. Just turn your head the other way while you’re at it

[tazdedub]

Jaysus of all the GAA action this weekend, all the talk is about some fucking gobshite that was arrested.

[Ashman]

@Tank

Some angry folks on here btw.

Fair comment .

[Copper_pipe]

https://youtu.be/WTJSt4wP2ME

For the week that’s in it!

[Bandage]

@the_man_himself

I just don’t see the point of doing it at a football qualifier game that nobody is going to watch

Viewers tuning into watch Kilkenny-Wexford got to see 22 minutes of it.

[anon78624367]

Sky were very apologetic too.

[Tank]

Load of shite they started showing the end of the 1st half. Also that Tyrone v Meath game was brilliant.

TV coverage is a complete disgrace this year.

I can’t believe how badly the GGA is run. How are these cunts getting away with this shite, never mind drunken eijits calling them the greatest sporting organization in the world and so on.

Increase the number of games to generate more tv revenue but forget to sell them and sell the same number of games as last year. The level of stupidity from Croke Park on nearly every issue effecting the organization is jaw-dropping.

[Sidney]

@Tank

TV coverage is a complete disgrace this year.

I can’t believe how badly the GGA is run. How are these cunts getting away with this shite, never mind drunken eijits calling them the greatest sporting organization in the world and so on.

Increase the number of games to generate more tv revenue but forget to sell them and sell the same number of games as last year. The level of stupidity from Croke Park on nearly every issue effecting the organization is jaw-dropping.

A lot of people are very happy with this situation.

Heaven knows why.

The GAA needs to hype itself.

Far too much talk about competing with rugby and complaints about “the clubs”. The GAA’s main competitor is the Premier League and that’s how it needs to sell itself.

There should be at least two live matches every Saturday and Sunday up to the quarter-final/Super 8 stages and RTE need to have proper highlights programmes on both Sundays and Mondays.

[Raylan]

So a useless cunt like yourself can sit on his hole and pretend like he has a reason for existing. For an avowed socialist it’s funny your answer is always more tv deals.

[Sidney]

There’s something seriously lacking in your life, mate, a lot of things, actually, I’d say.

Although one thing that certainly isn’t lacking is anger and an ability to post things that make you look like an utterly sad cunt.

A deep envy of myself appears to be another thing you don’t lack, given that your sole purpose on this forum is to have lame pops at me.

Self hatred is also something that flows from your posts like sweat flowing from Tony O’Shea’s forehead on a hot night at the Lakeside.

But any sort of ability to post anything remotely interesting, or be in any way productively useful in real life, is certainly lacking in you.

Seethe away, you fucking gobshite.

[anon7035031]

Fascinating that the pretend socialists don’t understand the difference between public property and private property. People are free to do pretty much as they please on public property, and rightly so, as they do after all pay for it (well those that work and pay income taxes at least).

On private property, the owner sets the rules. If I own a field and choose to keep a few Charolais bulls in there, and you choose to ignore the warning signs and wander in with your Cork flag, it’s on you if you get your ass gored. The fact you bought a ticket to attend a sporting event gives you the right to watch the event and support your team, it gives you no other rights that you may imagine, like using the venue to make political statements.

These are very simple concepts that seem to evade simpletons.