What an idiot, what age is he?
Heroic stuff. Great great performance. We attacked the bastards right to the end.
And very pleasing that the rugby haters will be chewing the tongues off themselves watching west brom Albion v Charlton Athletic on match of the day later.
‘’ Congratulations Ireland. A long time coming but deserved the win tonight. Someone’s happy & it’s not me ‘’
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Ah lovely
The IRA cheerleading Tyrone/Armagh Italian wannabe rugby hater is gone very quiet. Possibly pre-occupied with his new cause, holocaust supporting, national front, fascist Chelsea.
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The definitive list of heroic underdog sporting victories this year is as follows:
Leicester City’s scarcely believable Barclays Premier League™ title.
The Chicago Cubs winning baseball’s World Series for the first time since 1908.
Ireland beating New Zealand for the first time in their history.
Iceland’s Brexit-busting defeat of England in the European Nations Cup.
Portugal’s first European Nations Cup win.
The Cleveland Cavaliers finally breaking the national sporting title drought for the USA’s losingest city.
Hibernian beating Rangers in dramatic fashion to win the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1902.
Footscray beating South Melbourne to win the VFL premiership for the first time since 1954.
Nick Skelton achieving his life’s dream in winning Olympic showjumping gold at the age of 59.
Underdogs and perennial losers Tipperary beating Kilkenny in the All-Ireland hurling final.
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Some lads on here will be saying “oirish win a friendly” and along those lines. Seething I’d say
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Hon Ireland Welldone
That was unreal lads,brilliant performance and a Patrickswell man helped lead the charge! Hon Ireland.
Poor Mayo missed the boat again.
Mayo County Board have requested that 2017 All Ireland final be played in Chicago
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Limerick beat them to it!
Chicago is the certainly the city of sporting fairytales this week.
As the first ever black President of the USA, a Chicago native, prepares to leave office, the Blacks are Trumped in Chicago by the team staying in hotels owned by the Donald.
Sweet revenge for Vodafone after they lost the Dublin GAA sponsorship deal to AIG.
I expect the IRFU will be commissioning a new song entitled “The Soldier’s Song” to commemorate the historic events at Soldier Field.
Joey Carberry’s late penalty miss was the worst seen at that stadium since Diana Ross missed one during the 1994 association football World Cup opening ceremony.
But the 40-29 final scoreline was a lovely nod to one of those painful previous defeats to New Zealand, in 2001. The same scoreline, but the tables are now well and truly turned.
So many angles to this.
Ah hello,Redsox?
What’s this now, mate?
Is it acceptable at any age?
Top of the table Chelsea you mean?
Sorry bud I thought you were on about sporting fairytales in general, I see you were on about Chicago,my bad
Clever decision by IRFU to play it in America where all blacks live in fear.
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