Every Arsehole in Ireland Tonight...

ClovenHoof

Is looking for Leicester on a map of the UK so they can become passionate about the club they "have followed since they were a kid." when they show up in the pub tomorrow night wearing a blue jersey using terms such as 'we', 'us' and 'them'.

Pretty much how all the 'greatest supporters in the world' found 'their' club over the years.

PM me nudes

That's wonderful.

The Backwards Man

No they aren't

Gunslinger92

Not me, I'll be one of the people giving out about what feels like everyone ****eing on about it :pac:

bear1

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Is looking for Leicester on a map of the UK so they can become passionate about the club they "have followed since they were a kid." when they show up in the pub tomorrow night wearing a blue jersey using terms such as we', 'us' and 'them'.

Spurs fan I take it?

fleet_admiral

I for one couldnt give a fiddlers fart about who won the english league

ClovenHoof

bear1 wrote: »

Spurs fan I take it?

Eh, amazing as this sounds. I am a Sligo Rovers supporter, because, eh, I come from Sligo.

yerwanthere123

Ok.

sullivlo

I'm delighted for them. I'll never be a Leicester fan, but what an achievement.

A friend of mine is a genuine lifelong Leicester fan. He is on cloud 9.

The Sidewards Man

Kiss me Maryanne.

alchemist33

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Eh, amazing as this sounds. I am a Sligo Rovers supporter, because, eh, I come from Sligo.

Me too. But it is possible to support a team in a different league too.

jimmy180sx

Jamie Vardy's having a party

bear1

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Eh, amazing as this sounds. I am a Sligo Rovers supporter, because, eh, I come from Sligo.

Eh, ok, eh.

JoseWasntReady

**** the Queens league and any Irish dope that supports it.

mansize

I know where Leicester is. Up North.

Westernyelp

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Eh, amazing as this sounds. I am a Sligo Rovers supporter, because, eh, I come from Sligo.

Would you like some salt for that chip on your shoulder?

Skid X

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Is looking for Leicester on a map of the UK so they can become passionate about the club they "have followed since they were a kid." when they show up in the pub tomorrow night wearing a blue jersey using terms such as 'we', 'us' and 'them'.

Pretty much how all the 'greatest supporters in the world' found 'their' club over the years.

Everyone is delighted at the most unlikely sporting winner of all time. You don't even need to have an interest in football to smile at the outcome.

I have seen nobody claiming to be a lifelong Leicester Supporter. Except people from Leicester.

realdanbreen

JoseWasntReady wrote: »

**** the Queens league and any Irish dope that supports it.

Oh God Gerry, don't tell me you're on the sauce again tonight!

mosstin

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Is looking for Leicester on a map of the UK so they can become passionate about the club they "have followed since they were a kid." when they show up in the pub tomorrow night wearing a blue jersey using terms such as 'we', 'us' and 'them'.

Pretty much how all the 'greatest supporters in the world' found 'their' club over the years.

Nah, but there's definitely one arsehole taking to a discussion forum venting about what is a really glorious achievement.

LordSutch

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Is looking for Leicester on a map of the UK so they can become passionate about the club they "have followed since they were a kid."

Here's your map > http://leicester.town-centre-hotels.co.uk/Images/Leicester.bmp

pablo128

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Eh, amazing as this sounds. I am a Sligo Rovers supporter, because, eh, I come from Sligo.

*Schligo*

The Moldy Gowl

Been a lifelong fan of us since December.

ShakerMaker91

people are just congratulating Leicester for pulling off possibly the greatest sporting achievement ever not one person I know is coming out saying they support Leicester?

The Moldy Gowl

JoseWasntReady wrote: »

**** the Queens league and any Irish dope that supports it.

Why?

circadian

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Is looking for Leicester on a map of the UK so they can become passionate about the club they "have followed since they were a kid." when they show up in the pub tomorrow night wearing a blue jersey using terms such as 'we', 'us' and 'them'.

Pretty much how all the 'greatest supporters in the world' found 'their' club over the years.

Got any proof to back this up?

clairewithani

The Moldy Gowl wrote: »

Been a lifelong fan of us since December.

😀

pablo128

As a Utd fan, once Liverpool,Arsenal, Man City or Chelsea didn't win it, I'm happy. Fair play to Leicester.

I'd have been happy for Spurs to win too. Good job for them getting into the CL.

Dirty Dingus McGee

Skid X wrote: »

Everyone is delighted at the most unlikely sporting winner of all time. You don't even need to have an interest in football to smile at the outcome.

I have seen nobody claiming to be a lifelong Leicester Supporter. Except people from Leicester.

No they're not.

OldMrBrennan83

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The King of Moo

Yes, I too like to imagine hypothetical scenarios to get bitter about when large numbers of people celebrate a joyous, historic occasion, because I'm a broken husk of a human being!!

I think I'll pre-emptively start a thread about Irish people having the nerve to support Ireland in Euro 2016, even though we probably won't win the tournament by winning every match 4-0.

Mickeroo

Hey you there enjoying a major sporting event, we don't take kindly to sports outside of Sligo 'round here ya hear?

realdanbreen

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Is looking for Leicester on a map of the UK so they can become passionate about the club they "have followed since they were a kid." when they show up in the pub tomorrow night wearing a blue jersey using terms such as 'we', 'us' and 'them'.

Pretty much how all the 'greatest supporters in the world' found 'their' club over the years.

I'm sure glad I stuck the score on at 5000-1 back in August, come on ye foxes!

Filmer Paradise

JoseWasntReady wrote: »

**** the Queens league and any Irish dope that supports it.

The Moldy Gowl wrote: »

Why?

Good ol' fashioned Red Neckery. Irish style.

omerin

Wouldn't open my curtains if a league of Ireland game was played in my back garden, absolute dire standard. Well done to Leicester and God bless her majesty

The King of Moo

JoseWasntReady wrote: »

**** the Queens league and any Irish dope that supports it.

I don't think she's that directly involved with it these days.

Arghus

The OP is talking rubbish.

NIMAN

omerin wrote: »

Wouldn't open my curtains if a league of Ireland game was played in my back garden, absolute dire standard. Well done to Leicester and God bless her majesty

Numpty.

So you think
1) Every EPL game is a classic.
2) Part-time footballers from Ireland, some earning maybe €100 per week for playing should be producing football to the standard of those in the EPL, where some players are on £350,000 per week?

Idiotic comment.

Into The Blue

ClovenHoof wrote: »

I am a Sligo Rovers supporter, because, eh, I come from Sligo.

That explains the bitterness

deaddonkey15

NIMAN wrote: »

Numpty.

So you think
1) Every EPL game is a classic.
2) Part-time footballers from Ireland, some earning maybe €100 per week for playing should be producing football to the standard of those in the EPL, where some players are on £350,000 per week?

Idiotic comment.

How was it idiotic? He didn't say every game in the EPL is a classic or that low paid Irish league players should be producing the same standard. He just said he wouldn't watch it because the standard is poor and he's right.

The Moldy Gowl

Filmer Paradise wrote: »

Good ol' fashioned Red Neckery. Irish style.

Am I allowed support other teams in different league's though?

Do we have an guidelines on where the stupidy starts and ends?

endacl

Nancyball. Meh...

The Moldy Gowl

NIMAN wrote: »

Numpty.

So you think
1) Every EPL game is a classic.
2) Part-time footballers from Ireland, some earning maybe €100 per week for playing should be producing football to the standard of those in the EPL, where some players are on £350,000 per week?

Idiotic comment.

No players are on 350 a week anyway.

clairewithani

Lots of bitter begrudgers in after hours tonight.

Arsemageddon

omerin wrote: »

Wouldn't open my curtains if a league of Ireland game was played in my back garden, absolute dire standard.

It's pretty much the standard you could hope for from a small country where soccer has to compete with other sports. League of Ireland football is about going to games for the craic than the actual standard of football.

Top marks though for you though and your hard earned barstool expertise.


P.S. Well done Leicester

The Backwards Man

Luch Energiya Vladivostok fluffed their chance to move out of the relegation zone in the Russian second tier this morning. I was mildly gutted at this, and while this probably makes me a wee bit sad, I hope it doesn't make me an asshole.

Up Finn Harps!!!

mickdw

I must admit I strongly detest anybody who comes out with the 'we played well' when speaking about a team from an entirely different country than ours.
I wouldnt even use it when referring to my own counties GAA team because I'm not actually on the team.

NIMAN

The Moldy Gowl wrote: »

No players are on 350 a week anyway.

Typo.
Meant to be 250k.

Rothko

I sincerely doubt that anyone is doing that.

Filmer Paradise

The Moldy Gowl wrote: »

Am I allowed support other teams in different league's though?

Do we have an guidelines on where the stupidy starts and ends?

As far as I'm aware these types just have it in for 'da brits'. SO your'e safe enough with every thing else. Even Stalin!

pablo128

NIMAN wrote: »

Numpty.

So you think
1) Every EPL game is a classic.
2) Part-time footballers from Ireland, some earning maybe €100 per week for playing should be producing football to the standard of those in the EPL, where some players are on £350,000 per week?

Idiotic comment.

Gwan out of that. I know a league of Ireland footballer, and the flash b@stard is rollin in an '09 motor.:pac:

NIMAN

He must be on €150 a week so.