Banned from Hoganstand for an odd reason

Dots1982 · 09-06-2017 3:07pm #1

So given Hoganstand have three seperate threads on Connolly's push & suspension with Dublin posters moaning about their harsh treatment, I decided to have a bit of craic and posted the below piece in bold italics under the thread title: Dublin shelve plans for Spawell

Since then the thread was removed having been initially replied to and appreciated as a joke. My account has since been shut down. It seems a total overreaction for what at least I thought was a pisstake of some of the Dublin posters on that site that frankly care about Dublin a lot and GAA in general very little.

I think although that site is based in Meath that it is biased towards Dublin posters. Anyone know more about what is going on at the site? I know it's my own fault for going on their forums which are fairly car-crash

By the way I know mods don't seem to like discussion of Hoganstand much but i think it is fair-game.

Dublin GAA Chairman Rashers O’Taximan has announced that Dublin GAA have suspended plans to build a dedicated stadium for their county and club teams at the Spawell and instead will erect a wailing wall at the site.

“Dublin county board have decided that there exists a great need for Dublin fans to have a public safe space for crying and lamenting their difficulties with the GAA rule book and their never-ending struggle to overcome established GAA disciplinary procedure by any means possible. It has been an extremely difficult period for Dublin GAA, having an all conquering team that is the best in the country and getting to play all their important games at home is all fine and well but our fans are finding it very difficult to accept that rules are meant for all counties and not just all counties outside Dublin” Rashers continued “We have purchased a site and have sourced materials for the wall without dipping into any of our own commercial revenue by using this year’s 7-figure Games Development grant from Central Council”. Rashers went on to detail how the wall will only be open to those who can prove their allegiance to the Superblues. Rashers explained ”only those possessing a Parnell pass, a Justice4Dermo t-shirt, a taxi licence, or a Vinny Murphy hirsute back, a Joe McNally moustache or a Paddy Losty beer belly will be allowed access to the wall.”

Blackjack · 10-06-2017 9:40am

Dots1982 wrote: »

So given Hoganstand have three seperate threads on Connolly's push & suspension with Dublin posters moaning about their harsh treatment, I decided to have a bit of craic and posted the below piece in bold italics under the thread title: Dublin shelve plans for Spawell

Since then the thread was removed having been initially replied to and appreciated as a joke. My account has since been shut down. It seems a total overreaction for what at least I thought was a pisstake of some of the Dublin posters on that site that frankly care about Dublin a lot and GAA in general very little.

I think although that site is based in Meath that it is biased towards Dublin posters. Anyone know more about what is going on at the site? I know it's my own fault for going on their forums which are fairly car-crash

By the way I know mods don't seem to like discussion of Hoganstand much but i think it is fair-game.

Dublin GAA Chairman Rashers O?Taximan has announced that Dublin GAA have suspended plans to build a dedicated stadium for their county and club teams at the Spawell and instead will erect a wailing wall at the site.

?Dublin county board have decided that there exists a great need for Dublin fans to have a public safe space for crying and lamenting their difficulties with the GAA rule book and their never-ending struggle to overcome established GAA disciplinary procedure by any means possible. It has been an extremely difficult period for Dublin GAA, having an all conquering team that is the best in the country and getting to play all their important games at home is all fine and well but our fans are finding it very difficult to accept that rules are meant for all counties and not just all counties outside Dublin? Rashers continued ?We have purchased a site and have sourced materials for the wall without dipping into any of our own commercial revenue by using this year?s 7-figure Games Development grant from Central Council?. Rashers went on to detail how the wall will only be open to those who can prove their allegiance to the Superblues. Rashers explained ?only those possessing a Parnell pass, a Justice4Dermo t-shirt, a taxi licence, or a Vinny Murphy hirsute back, a Joe McNally moustache or a Paddy Losty beer belly will be allowed access to the wall.?