JOHN 3:7 needs a Hill 16 ticket for Sunday

PGT

Can anyone help... Frank Hogan - aka Mr. JOHN 3:7 has not been able to get a Hill 16 ticket for Sundays semi final between Dublin and Kerry. Please private message me if you know where he could get one. He would happily meet you before the game, to thank you and get the ticket from you.

Limestone1

Will the game still go ahead if he is not there ?

BPKS

Lucky he didn't need a ticket to stand outside the gates of UL with a sign telling students they would go to hell for having sex outside marriage.

PGT

Yes - barring an act of God! But it just would not be quite the same.

enda1

That guy should be barred from attending advertising his hateful views.

PGT

You mustn't know what Frank looks like. He is a true gentleman. The only board he ever uses is the very well known JOHN 3:7.

Kristopherus

He has'nt a hope of getting a ticket for Saturday's game:D. However for Sunday..............

PGT

Hateful??? The bee in your bonnet must be stinging if you think Frank hateful.

PGT

Thanks... I've corrected the error.

beggars_bush

plenty of others looking for a ticket, to go watch the football.

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

beggars_bush wrote: »

plenty of others looking for a ticket, to go watch the football.

And no one will miss him.

Mr. Incognito

Pm sent. I have spares.

jack presley

If he changes the sign to SATAN 3:7 for a laugh, I'll give him my ticket

beggars_bush

THFC wrote: »

And no one will miss him.

agreed
religion, policital views etc should not be promoted via the GAA

c_man

beggars_bush wrote: »

agreed
religion, policital views etc should not be promoted via the GAA

I agree with the statement, but it's hardly GAA endorse. It's one guy. Should we ban Confederate, Empire of Japan, Stars and Stripes flags (Cork people :pac: ) from matches?

starlit

Is it not a point score pun rather than impose religious views was that the case to impose religious views?

newmug

Fair play to that man. Although most people would agree with his views, there are some who wouldn't. But at least he has the sliothars to express them!

Diabhal Beag

Which county was it that threw his sign out of a train after an All-Ireland final? It wasn't Clare was it?

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

newmug wrote: »

Fair play to that man. Although most people would agree with his views, there are some who wouldn't. But at least he has the sliothars to express them!

I was more talking from the point of view of the man himself. Obviously I have to be careful what I say on here, but from previous encounters with him (all with friendly intentions) I found him an unpleasant man. And honestly, I've never heard a good word about him.

StupidLikeAFox

doovdela wrote: »

Is it not a point score pun rather than impose religious views was that the case to impose religious views?

Brother Hogan is preaching the good word. Standing watch over the heathens until Jesus returns, "chun corn seo a glacadh" on the steps of heaven. Testify!

theoneeyedman

Nothing for or against the man, but its strange to see him being tolerated by the GAA to broadcast his views. If he had a banner with say coca cola would he be tolerated, or say emirates airlines during a hurling game

starlit

StupidLikeAFox wrote: »

Brother Hogan is preaching the good word. Standing watch over the heathens until Jesus returns, "chun corn seo a glacadh" on the steps of heaven. Testify!

Oh!

DoctaDee

StupidLikeAFox wrote: »

Brother Hogan is preaching the good word. Standing watch over the heathens until Jesus returns, "chun corn seo a glacadh" on the steps of heaven. Testify!

Ahhh ... thank jaysis a bit of light relief in the build up to Sunday

keane2097

Agree with the views expressed by most here, I'd be more than happy if he was never allowed into the ground with that sign. Peddle your voodoo outside a church and don't be stinking up Croke Park with it.

nxbyveromdwjpg

Diabhal Beag wrote: »

Which county was it that threw his sign out of a train after an All-Ireland final? It wasn't Clare was it?

Ha ha whats this, tell me more

testicle

PGT wrote: »

Can anyone help... Frank Hogan - aka Mr. JOHN 3:7 has not been able to get a Hill 16 ticket for Sundays semi final between Dublin and Kerry. Please private message me if you know where he could get one. He would happily meet you before the game, to thank you and get the ticket from you.

He should eff off forcing his religious mumbo jumbo down our throats.

efb

He was advocating the back door system way before the GAA brought it in. Offaly Born Again in '98!

Stinicker

THFC wrote: »

I was more talking from the point of view of the man himself. Obviously I have to be careful what I say on here, but from previous encounters with him (all with friendly intentions) I found him an unpleasant man. And honestly, I've never heard a good word about him.

Agreed, I met him once at the Kerry - Mayo 2006 All-Ireland final and I just said hello having recognized him from the TV, at the same time there was a huge advertising billboard up with a nun praying for Kerry and I said jokingly, "shur Kerry will be okay they have help from up above" and he reacted very bad, off the rocker about religion and very serious and unpleasant. I quickly exited his presence and had the banter with some Mayo women instead. His sign is unique yes but really in this day and age is it relevant?

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

Diabhal Beag wrote: »

Which county was it that threw his sign out of a train after an All-Ireland final? It wasn't Clare was it?

Kildare iirc, and don't think it was after an AI final.

Stinicker wrote: »

Agreed, I met him once at the Kerry - Mayo 2006 All-Ireland final and I just said hello having recognized him from the TV, at the same time there was a huge advertising billboard up with a nun praying for Kerry and I said jokingly, "shur Kerry will be okay they have help from up above" and he reacted very bad, off the rocker about religion and very serious and unpleasant. I quickly exited his presence and had the banter with some Mayo women instead. His sign is unique yes but really in this day and age is it relevant?

Yeah, heard a few stories along those lines, and some with him reacting a bit worse to harmless things, but again, I'm not going to say anything about him on here.

PTH2009

who are the Cork lads

one always wears a big sombrero, hes an old chap and the other always wears a big native american hat.

true gaa men those 2 are

Stinicker

Cyril Kavanagh is the sombrero fella, a real sound Corkonian and a true GAA man, nice chap and good banter when Cork and Kerry meet!