squawker wrote: » auld lad must of been straight down to the solicitors after his pint awful knacker thing to do, sucker punching someone
Keano wrote: » Old man started? Gave him a bit of lip so that's ok just to punch someone?
alchemist33 wrote: » I remember the days when posters here swore all the aggro was an act and he was really a sweet guy. Fine days those were, with summers of blue sky and maidens dancing at the crossroads.
Bobblehats wrote: » young drunk punk
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » you are taking your chances hitting an aul lad in a pub like that you wouldn't know what connections he might have but you would need a couple of brain cells to rub together to think of that
squawker wrote: » and all that sh1te he is putting up his nose
suicide_circus wrote: » his whiskey is just basic Bushmills which didnt make the cut which they sold off to him
Stevieluvsye wrote: » The oul lad he punched doesn't have connections, he is a connection
Utter Consternation wrote: » Connected to what Stevie? Are you connected? Connected to the bloody moon, like a hard man fantasist?
Woke Hogan wrote: » They're nowhere to be found now. Much like most of the MMA "fans" who had emerged during McGregor's rise to prominence. Plastic fans for a plastic sport, it's already going the way of the Victorian freak show.
evil_seed wrote: » Money and success don't change people. They merely amplify what is already there
Woke Hogan wrote: » Seriously though, where are all the people who told us that McGregor was always "two steps ahead" of everyone and "playing the game?" How many people over the years claimed that his true talent lied in his cunning and mastery of publicising his matches? Wherefore art the defenders of this two bit carnival barker? Point to his fortune and tell us all how smart he is again.
Woke Hogan wrote: » How many people over the years claimed that his true talent lied in his cunning and mastery of publicising his matches?