The Backwards Man wrote: » Talks big when he's far away from it, but too scared to even go to Monaghan when there's troubles. Bit like the Wolfe Tones actually.
eyescreamcone wrote: » What is embarrassing is your post. It shows no knowledge of the history of Irish football and where it came from. Facilities have improved greatly, and football has made great strides outside the big cities. Also more people play football every weekend than any other sport. Gaa and rugby historically were well supported by patrons with money. Football never had anything like the same financial support down the years. But keep plugging your populist rubbish - FAI bad, JD bad if it makes you feel good. As for him singing a rebel song - to me it's a non issue.
jugger0 wrote: » I'd like to dedicate this to the west Brits of boards, the Government and the Irish Times. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-CpZ6qtnjk
jugger0 wrote: » Bit like the free state government too.
The Backwards Man wrote: » Can't remember the Irish government ever stoking the people into a Red Bull fuelled frenzy, leading them to cause untold damage to their neighbours' property or person as if they were somehow 'fighting for Ireland'
Oops69 wrote: » You're welocome to John Delaney anyway ,he's agreat waffler , something RSF likes to do .
jugger0 wrote: » Why would the Irish government ever have anything to do with fighting for Ireland, they like to do nothing instead, the Irish government showed its true colors when foreign soldiers killed Irish citizens and the British government colluded with loyalist terrorists and they done.... nothing! Cowards... thieves and cowards.
Kerrydude1981 wrote: » I think even for a county like my own has shown how much soccer has grown in the past 20 years just last week funding has come through for a full size FIFA standard astroturf pitch in Tralee,this adds to the fine set ups in Killarney and also Listowel so in a GAA mad county soccer is growing,I hope in a few years we will have a LOI side.
Umaro wrote: » I want him out just as much as the next person, but this won't be the thing that brings him down.
golfball37 wrote: » John Aldridge said they all sang rebel songs on the team bus back in big Jack's days. His own personal favourite was Sean South. How is this frowned upon ffs? My only beef would be Joe McDonnell is too long winded and slow for a pub sing song so it was a bad choice.
Highflyer13 wrote: » A complete disgrace to Irish football. The man is paid more than many of the chiefs of the best leagues in the world. How does his role merit that kind of money? Lets be honest the FAI is a mickey mouse organisation that is miles behind the GAA and IRFU. I was reading that the IRFU chief comands €125k a year while Delaney rakes in €400k for doing sweet F all. LOI winners only get €100k a year. Delaneys relationship with Denis O'Brien is also quite an unhealthy one as evidenced by the indo stories and videos about claiming that he is John the Baptist and general promotional videos. Im sorry but for me its just another example of someone paying themselves far more than they should command while Its the kids and LOI clubs that suffer. That type of crap is all to familiar on this island. Also singing a song is a non-story and interesting to see he was straight on the counter attack in the indos with stories about his missus being cyber bullied.
Highflyer13 wrote: » Also singing a song is a non-story and interesting to see he was straight on the counter attack in the indos with stories about his missus being cyber bullied.
The Backwards Man wrote: » Rebel songs are abhorrent, as is the singing of them.
IrishCule wrote: » Complete BS stuff to turn people against YBIG because they are the ones putting alot of the pressure on JD. I was on the thread at the time and there was 2 posts made that were out of order and within an hour or 2 they were deleted and the two lads banned AND an apology was posted by the site owner, yet according to Emma in that space of time she became sick to her stomach, her kids were traumatised, she wont accept the apology and she has no choice but to pursue legal action. Haven't been so pissed off by a news article in a long while, really shows that 90% of **** in the papers is complete bull****.
IrishCule wrote: » she wont accept the apology and she has no choice but to pursue legal action.