i know a certain wexford footballer who has something similar.
Irelands no1 is now on twitter
https://twitter.com/#!/No1shaygiven
No huge confirmation on it yet, but Lescot retweeted him so giving it benefit of the doubt.
I can confirm thatâs itâs really Shay. 
Ah this is splendid. We need Rob and Richie on it too and weâre set!
Lovely words for Fraser Forster already.
McClean continuing his good form on twitter tonight.
[size=3][s]@[/s][b]JamesMCrossan[/b][/size]
[s]@[/s][b]JMcC_23[/b][font=tahoma][size=2] whats u take on martin oneill paddy mccourt and niall mcginn playing for the north especially there loyalty.[/size][/font]
[b]James Mc Clean[/b] [size=3][s]@[/s][b]JMcC_23[/b][/size]
[s]@[/s][b]JamesMCrossan[/b][font=tahoma][size=2] is that same paddy and niall that received bullets in the post because they play for celtic ?[/size][/font]
[b]Phil Dowie[/b] [size=3][s]@[/s][b]phildowie[/b][/size]
[s]@[/s][b]JMcC_23[/b][font=tahoma][size=2] Thatâs a bit of a low blow. Both Paddy and Niall got tremendous receptions and support at the following game[/size][/font]
[b]James Mc Clean[/b] [size=3][s]@[/s][b]JMcC_23[/b][/size]
[s]@[/s][b]phildowie[/b][font=tahoma][size=2] make up your minds then, bullets one week and support the next week seemskinda messed up to me and you again you not a life ?[/size][/font]
Just mentioned it on another thread.
And he continues:
[s]@[/s][b]phildowie[/b][font=HelveticaNeue] am sorry for defecting on my countryâŚrepublic that is wen i played with the north at underage so yes am sorry for defecting MATE[/font]
James is one of my favourite Ulstermen in with a chance of making the squad.
This is hardly the real Adebayor is it⌠Big build up to letting loose tonight if itâs a fake accountâŚ
https://twitter.com/?tw_e=screenname&tw_i=169539164600143872&tw_p=tweetembed#!/Sheyiadebayor
Twitter Inc. has acknowledged that after mobile users tap the âFind friendsâ feature on its smartphone app, the company downloads usersâ entire address book, including email addresses and phone numbers, and keeps the data on its servers for 18 months. The company also said it plans to update its apps to clarify that user contacts are being transmitted and stored.
The companyâs current privacy policy does not explicitly disclose that Twitter downloads and stores user address books.
It does say that Twitter users âmay customize your account with information such as a cellphone number for the delivery of SMS messages or your address book so that we can help you find Twitter users you know.â
As with many online social services, Twitter allows users to look for friends that are also registered users. In the case of Twitterâs iPhone app, users see a screen noting that the service will âScan your Contacts for people you already know on Twitter.â The short description of the feature does not mention that it also downloads every entry in the address book and stores it.
Twitterâs current privacy policy notes that some categories of âLog Dataâ are stored for up to 18 months.
âLog Data may include information such as your IP address, browser type, the referring domain, pages visited, your mobile carrier, device and application IDs, and search terms,â the policy says. âOther actions, such as interactions with our website, applications and advertisements, may also be included in Log Data.â
In response to questions about the process, Twitter spokeswoman Carolyn Penner said the company is planning an update to the language they use in the mobile app.
âWe want to be clear and transparent in our communications with users,â Penner wrote in an email. "Along those lines, in our next app updates, which are coming soon, we are updating the language associated with Find Friends â to be more explicit. In place of âScan your contacts,â we will use âUpload your contactsâ and âImport your contactsâ (in Twitter for iPhone and Twitter for Android, respectively).
Penner also noted that Twitter users can have the service remove their contact databases using the âremoveâ link on this Twitter webpage.
The disclosure from Twitter comes after another online social service, Path, came under fire last week for automatically downloading iPhone usersâ address books without permission. The chief executive of Path, Dave Morin, apologized for the automatic download and said Path would correct it, but also mentioned that such processes were âindustry best practice.â
Updated February 15th, 12:51 p.m. Twitter has clarified that it does not store names from address books, only email addreses and phone numbers. The company initially told the Times that names were among the types of data it gathered from usersâmobile contacts lists.
When users activate the serviceâs âFind friendsâ feature, âthe email addresses and phone numbers in your address book will be shared with Twitter,â wrote Carolyn Penner, Twitterâs spokesperson. âLater, if one of your contacts signs up for Twitter with one of those email addresses and chooses to be discoverable by the address, we can connect you two.â
Data protection is gone out the window in the drive for marketing power.
Almost all the big sites (even TFK) offer you the âconvienientâ option of signing in via Facebook.
Google & Facebook now even look for you mobile number âto help you if you forget your passwordâ.
Mobile phones are easily tracked, Google Streetview identified your house, wi-fi signal and IP address, gmail contains all your electronic communications etc etc
Have you upgraded your tinfoil hat yet?
Look at my avatar.
I got one off Jimmy Mangan
for any of ye wexford men, anyone read the shite Dean goodison had in the paper âtrendingâ i believe a couple of forumites got a mention
âI love the new Wexford jersey its purple and gold thatâs all that matters, the boys on Vinegar Hill didnât have jerseys #upwexfordâ.
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seriously cuntish behaviour here. np surprise rovers fans involved
seriously cuntish behaviour here. no surprise rovers fans involved
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