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WrestleMania 28 at CAPTAIN'S GRAFTON ST/TALLAGHT! **THANK YOU LEGGO**
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jaykhunter wrote: »Loved the "YES! YES! YES!" chants that permeated the entire show. Brilliant with wrestling fans, that everyone in the bar loves wrestling; unlike football where everyone's one or the other.
Who was the huge Rock mark that was standing and posing during the main event? It was hilarious :pac:
Also when the Divas match came on, holy God the place cleared out to the toilet/smoke break/bar! Still hoarse/knackered from last night.......worth it
That was possibly either myself, or the two of mates by the big screen...
I was possibly the biggest CM Punk mark there though, standing on seats, not giving a flying fk! Lol.
Thank you so much for last night, will never have better memories watching a PPV. 0 -
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2nd Row Donkey wrote: »
The chanting was awesome. Too many to mention but everyone singing 'sexy boy' stands out. And 'CJ's got a boner' deserves mentioning for originality.
ill take full credit in that thank you
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I was the bloke to your left in just a normal blue t-shirt... The one who kept going TWOOOOOO for everything. The one who was borderline crying when Cody lost as well :P Good craic with Piper as well at the end of the night who I think is on here.
Brilliant stuff though, great work Leggo. Only thing that ruined the night was the Cody Rhodes loss. But I guess that's not your fault :P. Poor Captains looked like it was running out of drink
I certainly am Had a great laugh with ya at the end alright... TWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-AAAAH. The Piper kilt went down very well in there, but as soon as I left Captains everyone looked at me as if I was a proper mental case! Was actually the most enjoyable night I've watched any wrestling, just being surrounded by people all out to enjoy the night. Would do it over again in a flash! 0 -
FireballPitcher wrote: »I certainly am Had a great laugh with ya at the end alright... TWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-AAAAH. The Piper kilt went down very well in there, but as soon as I left Captains everyone looked at me as if I was a proper mental case! Was actually the most enjoyable night I've watched any wrestling, just being surrounded by people all out to enjoy the night. Would do it over again in a flash!
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I was thinking that, 200 people in various wrestling related tops and attire locked decending down Grafton St. Say it was brilliant to look at
A credit to the wrestling fans as well, that with the copious amounts of alcohol drank and testosterone flowing after watching the fights all night, their wasnt an ounce of trouble that I saw. So credit to everyone the fact that everyone was chatting with everyone at some point as well shows how well everyone seemed to get on. 0 -
Fruity Pebblesss
Sh*te movies
Faiir point
I was thinking that, 200 people in various wrestling related tops and attire locked decending down Grafton St. Say it was brilliant to look at
A credit to the wrestling fans as well, that with the copious amounts of alcohol drank and testosterone flowing after watching the fights all night, their wasnt an ounce of trouble that I saw. So credit to everyonethe fact that everyone was chatting with everyone at some point as well shows how well everyone seemed to get on.
Thats a really fantastic point. I've never been to a football/rugby/american football match anything where everybody could and was freely talking to everybody and anybody. The sense of community was fantastic. A real credit to everyone who was there.0 -
A credit to the wrestling fans as well, that with the copious amounts of alcohol drank and testosterone flowing after watching the fights all night, their wasnt an ounce of trouble that I saw. So credit to everyone the fact that everyone was chatting with everyone at some point as well shows how well everyone seemed to get on.
+1. Completely agree. Even during Cena/Rock, where opinions were split 50-50, it was all just banter and added to the night. You would have aggro in a similar situation if it was a football match. Keep in mind, too, that some had been drinking since 7pm (that's 8 hours!!) when the match started!0 -
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FireballPitcher wrote: »I certainly am Had a great laugh with ya at the end alright... TWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-AAAAH. The Piper kilt went down very well in there, but as soon as I left Captains everyone looked at me as if I was a proper mental case! Was actually the most enjoyable night I've watched any wrestling, just being surrounded by people all out to enjoy the night. Would do it over again in a flash!
I'm pretty sure I hugged you at the end of the Rock/Cena match. I was so happy.0 -
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angerfist2009 wrote: »Been thinking there since early on shame we couldn't of kept the tickets when we got the wristbands. Would of been nice to have :-).
I just came in to post this!! Forgot to ask. :cool:
Just to say, I'm not a wrestling fan, but went because my friend was going and I had a great time. So much fun and everyone was in great form. I'd definitely go again! 0 -
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Pics are now online. Get tagging!
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.271605439590425.65827.100002229144483&type=3
Great pics!! They really capture the atmosphere of the night. Is that all of them? I remember one been taken of our table. It must not have turned out well.
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