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He should be bundled into a car at gunpoint and have a forced meeting with this lad:Quote:
Originally Posted by eastgermanautos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etCJimdpeno
Thats actual porn for bueno and 71gunsQuote:
Originally Posted by Darren's Dodgy Denim
Don't the little Baa-baas get cold, if they're standing on a windy Cumbrian mountain in springtime? I hope the farmers give them little padded jackets to wear until summertime. It's cruel, otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbrian
They do, they totally give them sweaters. Some of them seem quite to enjoy the process, the sick fvcks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
Says the chap from Donegal :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by bbrian
What a f<ůcking insult ...Galway you ****erQuote:
Originally Posted by 71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat
We respect our sheep in Galway . Thats where the #ewetoo movement started
Ireland? - Hey! ... I'm Irish .. I'm Irish!Quote:
Originally Posted by bbrian
Born and raised in Galway HerbQuote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Is that so? How INTERESTING. I spent two months in a town called Cleggan back in the day. 13 clicks from Clifden. Dead of winter, fvcking great. Liked Galway City too and the Twelve Bens or whatever they're called.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbrian
Some great scenery back around there for sure . Clifden used to be great fun back in the day . Spent many a wild drunken weekend there ...was there this past july though and it seems to have gone a bit **** . I grew up 5 mins outside the city of Galway and its still a great place to visitQuote:
Originally Posted by eastgermanautos
Excellent fish and chips in Clifden, thats what I remember. Cool, yeah, heading out to Eire in a couple days it looks like. Won't have time to do the West but still roll up on Dublin.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbrian
Our diving on Saturday was appalling, although I do think there was contact in all 3 and how come their chap dived and didn't get booked?Quote:
Originally Posted by eastgermanautos
Clifden is a shíthouse now. Spent a few summers of late down the coast on Maoinis Island so a spin to Clifden and Roundhouse was always on the agenda.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbrian
Galway best spot in Ireland for a weekend of ruaille buaille and general rí rá with a group of lads.
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Originally Posted by PSRB
Contact does not necessitate a chap going over.
Mustafi was on his way down before contact and Guendozi just jumped through the air, desperation time as the clock ticked away at 0-0.
There can be no excuses however as always it is the inconsistency of adjudication which vexes, like with that cheating Spurs fúcker the week before.
The ref was awful, way out of his depthQuote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
This brings up a question from me about the refs...Why is Mike Dean , one of.the leagues top officials , given the task of 4th official at United on sat and not reffing an actual game?Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
He reffed yesterday's match I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbrian
When I went to Galway I felt someone had helicoptered Camden town over to West Ireland .Quote:
Originally Posted by bbrian
This is a compliment Herbert ? 😊Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman