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Ireland make the World Cup

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  • #2
    15Pete
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    The likes of Brazil and Argentina will be streets ahead of us.........


  • #3
    Shacklebolt
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    Would it not be better to find them a place to live, than sending them off to play soccer?


  • #4
    Famous45
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    Would it not be better to find them a place to live, than sending them off to play soccer?

    Well that's the eventual intention. The past tournaments have had a good success rate with individuals getting jobs and cleaning up their act, whether it will be the case for the Irish remains to be seen.


  • #5
    jumpguy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,962 ✭✭✭jumpguy


    That's great, atleast Ireland can have abit of excitment with it. It was great bit of excitement in 2002 (remember Robbie Keane's fallout with Micko?) so it was a shame when we weren't in it in 2006. :D
    Then the rugby world cup in 2011. It's gonna be a good few years ahead. :D


  • #6
    fullstop
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    jumpguy wrote: »
    That's great, atleast Ireland can have abit of excitment with it. It was great bit of excitement in 2002 (remember Robbie Keane's fallout with Micko?) so it was a shame when we weren't in it in 2006. :D
    Then the rugby world cup in 2011. It's gonna be a good few years ahead. :D

    No. What did Robbie and Mick fall out about?


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  • #7
    Expresso Bongo
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    Ireland make the World Cup
    Bit of an exageration considering there's 48 teams (including world soccer powerhouses such as Cambodia , Kazakhstan , Kyrgyzstan , Malawi and the Philippines).

    Would a better thread title not have been "Ireland invited to send some homeless chaps to a 5-a-side kickabout in Italy"?


  • #8
    admiralofthefleet
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    what will the accomodation be like?


  • #9
    grenache
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    jumpguy wrote: »
    That's great, atleast Ireland can have abit of excitment with it. It was great bit of excitement in 2002 (remember Robbie Keane's fallout with Micko?) so it was a shame when we weren't in it in 2006. :D
    Then the rugby world cup in 2011. It's gonna be a good few years ahead. :D
    Que? :confused::confused:


  • #10
    Expresso Bongo
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    fullstop wrote: »
    No. What did Robbie and Mick fall out about?

    McCarthy didn't like it when Robbie disagreed with him by saying "it's not me you want, it's that sullen wánker over in the corner there" *points*

    (yes I choose to believe Robbie Keane knows the word 'sullen')


  • #11
    ShooterSF
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    what will the accomodation be like?

    Eh it's a homeless tournament. If any of them are found "living it up" with a roof over their head they should be kicked out of the team.


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  • #12
    jumpguy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,962 ✭✭✭jumpguy


    fullstop wrote: »
    No. What did Robbie and Mick fall out about?
    As explained in the next quote...
    Expresso Bongo wrote: »
    McCarthy didn't like it when Robbie disagreed with him by saying "it's not me you want, it's that sullen wánker over in the corner there" *points*

    (yes I choose to believe Robbie Keane knows the word 'sullen')
    grenache wrote: »
    Que? :confused::confused:
    ...What?


  • #13
    Expresso Bongo
    Closed Accounts Posts: 43 ✭Expresso Bongo


    ShooterSF wrote: »
    Eh it's a homeless tournament. If any of them are found "living it up" with a roof over their head they should be kicked out of the team.

    I've heard the same treatement will be meted out to anyone caught begging. These these players are expected to play like full time professionals over there. Having a day-job will only affect performance.


  • #14
    Dean820
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    jumpguy wrote: »
    That's great, atleast Ireland can have abit of excitment with it. It was great bit of excitement in 2002 (remember Robbie Keane's fallout with Micko?) so it was a shame when we weren't in it in 2006. :D
    Then the rugby world cup in 2011. It's gonna be a good few years ahead. :D

    You do not have a clue what you are talking about.


  • #15
    smellslikeshoes
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,354 ✭✭✭smellslikeshoes


    fullstop wrote: »
    No. What did Robbie and Mick fall out about?
    Not being homeless I guess :pac:

    Some epic soccer knowledge fail on this thread .


  • #16
    shenanigans1982
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    I dunno what honmless people are like in other countries but we are at a severe disadvantage since all ours are wino's or junkies. I wouldn't be sticking a bet on us.


  • #17
    ejmaztec
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    No doubt some will be disappointed to go all that way, only to end up on the bench.


  • #18
    davyjose
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    S0crates wrote: »
    The likes of Brazil and Argentina will be streets ahead of us.........
    Intentional or not ... Lol :D


  • #19
    herbieflowers
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    It'd be great for them to bring the trophy home.


  • #20
    3hn2givr7mx1sc
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    shenanigans1982 wrote: »
    I dunno what honmless people are like in other countries but we are at a severe disadvantage since all ours are wino's or junkies. I wouldn't be sticking a bet on us.

    Our one's will play dirty though:D
    Setanta covering this yeah?;)


  • #21
    ejmaztec
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    herbieflowers wrote: »
    It'd be great for them to bring the trophy home.

    Where would that be exactly?:confused:


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  • #22
    Degsy
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    herbieflowers wrote: »
    It'd be great for them to bring the trophy home.

    ...to cardboard city,yeah?


  • #23
    Tyranax
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    Ireland have actually won this before, have they not?


  • #24
    KnifeWRENCH
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    I wonder if some of the competitors just go AWOL when they get there? If you're going to be homeless, it might aswell be on the streets of a nice city like Milan.

    Good luck to the Irish lads.


  • #25
    JerryHandbag
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    baz2009 wrote: »
    Setanta covering this yeah?;)

    CCTV will be covering it more like :D


  • #26
    shovelsfc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 161 ✭✭shovelsfc


    Good luck to the Irish lads.


  • #27
    keano_afc
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    When 2 teams play each other is one of them still referred to as the "home" team?


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