There was a fella playing for Thomas’s yesterday full forward number 19 who was known as ‘Bisto’.
I got a great kick out of it.
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I’m learning lots of new ones this morning. Albeit I have no idea who one of them is, and the other is an intermediate club hurler.
There was a Bisto hurled for Clonaslee back in the 90’s. A big lad whose name escapes me.
Of course there was a Schillaci too.
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TFK is a great education tool.
He was a tasty full forward…
2 Derry brothers
Both taxi men
Both boorish attitude
Coll is the surname
Ham and Bacon are the nicknames
And by fuck are they 2 piggies
stress and tension. pair of brothers. 
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Think i know them 
Blanch. Played a load of 5aside with them back in the day. Another fella called soggy
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There was a lad playing in goal for Callan at Special Junior level way back in the day. He put on a great display in a SJB final up in Bennettsbridge where he caught every high ball was pumped in onto of him. The senior team players christened him The Magnet for the day.
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booger was another cracker. a fella I grew up with always had a dirty nose. He’s still booger to this day
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Know a lad called that too for the exact same reason. But one of his classmates had a speech impediment and had trouble with his r’s so it became Booga and eventually as Boog/Bug
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Played soccer against a fella and his nickname to his teammates was Scum.
Even himself when he was calling for a ball he’d shout ‘Scums up’ if he was going for a header.
He had alopecia and he had long scraggy hair covering multiple bad patches.
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if I’m thinking of the same fella he was a very nice player and played at a good level. There was a fella in the MSL who was a smashing player with the same affliction
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He was a centre half?
Did he play with Waterford?
Not as far I know. Fella I am on about was not that level of player. Imo anyway.
ok diffferent fella so.