orourkeda wrote: » Who?
StephenHendry wrote: » not surprised he went for callan, the amount of p*** takes callan has done on galvin , something like this was bound to happen if they bumped into each other which obviously happened the other night
Galvin flakes the head off Callan
The-Rigger wrote: » He's a complete spa and child. More annoying but unsurprising is RTE embracing him and giving him lots of airtime.
finisklin wrote: » Is this just a storm in a tea cup or was there more than handbags in it? Remember Callinan has history with Rosenstock, but that was handbags.
krudler wrote: » wonder which couture handbag Galvin was wearing that night
Ikky Poo2 wrote: » If the guy is homosexual and plays GAA, then he is, by definition, a gay GAA player! How is it an insult?
duchalla wrote: » lot of jelous people out there. Paul Galvin does things his way, he doesnt giv a ****e what anyone thinks, he's got one life and he's living it his way. I admire him for it. As for Callinan, he deserves a good bating. Rock on Paul, your a fcukin legend!!
punk77 wrote: » GAA should use Galvin in the Compromise Rules Series vs the Aussies. He'd certainly find plenty of targets there and most of them would hit back. At the very least it would liven up that non-event.
c_man wrote: » When did he ever say he was gay? I really don't think he's homosexual and if he was big deal. It ain't soccer we're talking about.
Stinicker wrote: » Galvin is a legend, people think he is Gay when is about as gay as David Norris is straight, you can have a sense of style and not be gay you know.
duchalla wrote: » lot of jelous people out there.
StephenHendry wrote: »
Stinicker wrote: » Galvin is a legend, people think he is Gay when is about as gay as David Norris is straight, you can have a sense of style and not be gay you know. Galvin is one of the best footballers to ever grace the field and that little gob****e callan is a pain in the ass and can't even impersonate people properly either. If he has hooked up with a Seoige then more power to him! Down in Kerry we tend to confront jackass's like this and not wimper away from it, nothing like a good bar scrap if you ask me.
LH Pathe wrote: » I was thinking what is the GAA community's gripe with this man, is it strictly a case of casual sporstwear or bust. fashionista; hipster until I saw the inside of yesterdays herald. the man looked like a gay faun on the pull skinny jeans r for skinny people alright not having my old stretchies tainted by these new phenomenon