Bertie wins €10,000

bazza1 wrote: »

Deadly...infacta gift! :D:D

I have never heard anyone use the word gift, apart from a shite impersonation on a shite breakfast radio show.

Mario, you were better in Glenroe.

Biggins wrote: »

Have you read the preceding posts, who was involved, etc prior to my short comment?

The article states where the draw was held, and who held the draw. The draw was held in Beaumont house by Whitehall soccer club. The pub is owned by a friend of Mr Ahernes. I acknowledge there are serious questions to be answered relating to the relationship of the publican aand Mr Aherne, in relation to other matters.

To seriously suggest fraud, which is what you are suggesting, the soccer club would have to be in on it, which brings numerous other people into the equation. It would be impossible to keep it quiet as its highly unlikely the committee are all ardent Bertie supporters. There are far easier ways of giving someone a relatively small amount of money, cash being the obvious choice, rather than rigging the local lotto.

You don't like Bertie the politician, or maybe even the man but its pretty clear he just had some good luck.

Whats worse is you also choose to drag down the good name of Whitehall FC with your innuendo. Get a grip.

Do Drums/Shels/Manchester United realize they have been supplanted by Whitehall FC for Bertie's loyalties? How many 'turnstiles' did his auld fella actually 'lift him over'? Must have been a full time job.

Biggins wrote: »

Thanks.
O' by the way I didn't suggest it but hey lets look over that actual fact and continue with your misguided rant! :rolleyes:
I said "Strange, very strange..." - that could mean anything from "Hey look, skippy says the dog is trapped in the well" to "Gosh, the Twilight zone in on again!"
...Its always the little details that matter.

Well what did you mean by it then? Indeed why not say what you really think, it is an anonymous internet forum after all.

There is nothing that strange about a man winning a lotto draw, held in his local bar, for a local football club. I imagine he get stung for raffle tickets everywhere he goes.

Teddy Chips wrote: »

No. I'm just sick of people smearing the mans character on here despite the fact that he hasn't been convicted of anything. People are taking the accusations as fact.

Oh come on, you must be his ma.

This guy stood along side Charles Heehaw in is 10,000 pound shirts, he learnt his trade from the man, the master who was so close to getting away with it all - but was just pipped at the final hurdle.

And you think Bertie is what.... a decent, honest bloke.

Gimme a break, or a cadburys creme egg, cause I'm off em for lent and im really cranky and having serious withdrawal symptoms

This is not why I am giving out about Bertie tho', T&C Apply

Pittens wrote: »

he was implying what you inferred.

Send an email to info@bertieahernoffice.org or through the Fianna Fail website suggesting that he donate the money to the football team that held the draw.

It'll be interesting to see what response we get.

2manyconditions wrote: »

Thanks, bet your great at parties or getting people really really.....happy.

You make a very good point tho' - I've have to rethink my whole lenten campaigne now! (and yes I know I can't spell campaigne):D

Buy 40 of 'em now and binge the day after.