England fans in Temple Bar Tonight

Birneybau · 06-06-2015 11:31PM

mikeym wrote: »

Grabs Popcorn

Grabs pork scratchings and one pull pint of Guinness.

agent graves · 06-06-2015 11:36PM

mikeym wrote:

Grabs Popcorn

Melts butter

Junkyard Tom · 06-06-2015 11:39PM

anncoates wrote: »

At least if any of the Irish mobs do head in, they'd be doing something instead on **** off on an internet forum about The Brits.

Sir, please calm down. Who mentioned 'The Brits'? I guess you'll be attributing cries of '800 years this-and-that' to me next?

Really, you shouldn't equate schadenfreude as regards seeing hooligans, who caused havoc all over the European continent, getting a hiding with being some mindless, inferiority complex possessing, rebel-song singing, Guinness-stained Celtic jersey wearing anti-British caricature you're conjuring.

Birneybau · 06-06-2015 11:40PM

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

Please calm down, Sir. Who mentioned 'The Brits'? I guess you'll be attributing cries of '800 years this-and-that' to me next?

Really, you shouldn't equate schadenfreude as regards seeing hooligans, who caused havoc all over the European continent, getting a hiding with being some mindless, inferiority complex possessing, rebel-song singing, Guinness-stained Celtic jersey wearing anti-British caricature you're conjuring.

Never heard of a bloke called Ann

Sheep Lover · 06-06-2015 11:40PM

anncoates wrote: »

At least if any of the Irish mobs do head in, they'd be doing something instead on **** off on an internet forum about The Brits.

Mobs?

Your name isn't Danny Dyer is it?

Junkyard Tom · 06-06-2015 11:47PM

Sheep Lover wrote: »

Mobs?

Your name isn't Danny Dyer is it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XM72WsoqVgk

anncoates · 06-06-2015 11:53PM

Sheep Lover wrote: »

Your name isn't Danny Dyer is it?

If by Danny Dyer you mean vicariously stroking yourself off about violence at football games, I'd be far from the worse offender in here.

Tuco88 · 06-06-2015 11:59PM

I'll dust down me ol pike so, handed down generations she was... ta Dublin boy's we'll dhrive em out again...

Junkyard Tom · 07-06-2015 12:04AM

anncoates wrote: »

vicariously stroking yourself off about violence at football games

Why do you persist in bringing up masturbation? 'Poetic justice' I would describe it as - unfortunate for the real fans who got caught up in it but fully deserved for those who went looking for trouble. Fuck them and everyone like them.

Cienciano · 07-06-2015 12:04AM

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

I was very proud of the An Garda Síochána when they battered the fuck out of the English 'fans' in Lansdowne Road 20 years ago. Very proud indeed.

Proud of the fact that we declined any help from the British Police that would have avoided the entire thing? And then we decided to put them in the top tier? Terrible policing imho.

Menas · 07-06-2015 12:07AM

Cienciano wrote: »

Proud of the fact that we declined any help from the British Police that would have avoided the entire thing? And then we decided to put them in the top tier? Terrible policing imho.

And that we sold returned away tickets to home fans.

Bongalongherb · 07-06-2015 12:09AM

Combat-18 got a taste of it many years back so I'd say they will be on good behaviour this time around.

Cienciano · 07-06-2015 12:13AM

Bongalongherb wrote: »

Combat-18 got a taste of it many years back so I'd say they will be on good behaviour this time around.

They won't be here because they aren't allowed travel, but I guarantee that they consider what happened at Landsdowne as a success.

anncoates · 07-06-2015 12:13AM

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

Why do you persist in bringing up masturbation?
.

Something about cocks triggers it off, dunno.

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

Why do you persist in bringing up masturbation? 'Poetic justice' I would describe it as - unfortunate for the real fans who got caught up in it but fully deserved for those who went looking for trouble. Fuck them and everyone like them.

That just reads as we completely failed as a police force but at least we beat up Brits.

Of course, if we played England in Wembley and a few Irish supporters broke up the stand (in the fantastical hypothesis that the English cops couldn't police a football game properly) you'd be cool with every random Irish supporter in the away end getting their heads broken?

Were you actually at the game by the way?

K-9 · 07-06-2015 12:18AM

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

Why do you persist in bringing up masturbation? 'Poetic justice' I would describe it as - unfortunate for the real fans who got caught up in it but fully deserved for those who went looking for trouble. Fuck them and everyone like them.

Seems obsessed wiyh the **** all right.

NachoBusiness · 07-06-2015 12:19AM

Be great if after we batter them and qualify for.. another friendly (cough cough.. may not happen) someone hooked this up to the Aviva tannoy on the final whistle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqZTP8-8wIs

DominoDub · 07-06-2015 12:21AM

I see they made themselves at home !:rolleyes:

http://static.earthcamcdn.com/hof/ireland/dublin/1433595982533_74.jpg

Arsemageddon · 07-06-2015 12:26AM

anncoates wrote: »

That just reads as we completely failed as a police force but at least we beat up Brits.

Of course, if we played England in Wembley and a few Irish supporters broke up the stand (in the fantastical hypothesis that the English cops couldn't police a football game properly) you'd be cool with every random Irish supporter in the away end getting their heads broken?

Were you actually at the game by the way?

without a doubt the Gardaí and the FAI made an absolute balls of policing the game.

A lot of the England fans who were injured at the game were sitting in the lower tier and were hit by wooden seating being thrown from the upper tier.

As far as I remember the main bout of Gardaí clobbering the heads off the English lads was in front of the old west stand long after the game had been abandoned and the Irish fans were evacuated. The English lads were told to stay in the stand, some of them made a burst to leave the ground and the coppers battered them back into the stand. Anyone who left the stand at that stage was looking for trouble So all I can say is fvck 'em, they were asking for it.

Bongalongherb · 07-06-2015 12:29AM

Cienciano wrote: »

They won't be here because they aren't allowed travel, but I guarantee that they consider what happened at Landsdowne as a success.

Maybe, but their young recruits will make it here easily enough.

A bloody nose and a sore head isn't success.

Junkyard Tom · 07-06-2015 12:33AM

anncoates wrote: »

Something about cocks triggers it off, dunno.

Hmmm.. it wouldn't be cocks that would make me think of masturbating but each to their own I guess.

That just reads as we completely failed as a police force but at least we beat up Brits.

Brits? Havoc wreaking hooligans who tore up the stadium. Nobody mentioned 'Brits' except you.

Of course, if we played England in Wembley and a few Irish supporters broke up the stand ... you'd be cool with every random Irish supporter in the away end getting their heads broken?

Irish fans behave themselves. I only remember harsh words being spoken in Paris after that particular incident in 2009.

Were you actually at the game by the way?

No.

07-06-2015 12:50AM

DominoDub wrote: »

I see they made themselves at home !:rolleyes:

http://static.earthcamcdn.com/hof/ireland/dublin/1433595982533_74.jpg

Go to any Premiership game in England and you'll see Tricolours everywhere. White Hart Lane, Goodison Park, Anfield and Old Trafford. Loads of Irish bring their flags to the English clubs, not even a case of them supporting their own. At least these lads in the above picture are!

anncoates · 07-06-2015 12:58AM

DominoDub wrote: »

I see they made themselves at home !:rolleyes:

http://static.earthcamcdn.com/hof/ireland/dublin/1433595982533_74.jpg

It's fairly common when Irish clubs or the national team play away to drape flags where you're drinking. It's not necessarily an aggressive thing, just supporters enjoying a trip.Even lads heading to England for club games bring tricolors.

Bongalongherb · 07-06-2015 12:58AM

What's up with all this cock sh!t ? I'm trying to visualise a beautiful woman while typing and all I see is cock this cock that wtf ?.

anncoates · 07-06-2015 01:01AM

Joeseph Balls wrote: »

We did play England at Wembley though and iirc it was a friendly affair.

I'd say tomorrow will be as well. I think everybody has learned their lesson from before.

buried · 07-06-2015 01:06AM

A lot of football fans nowadays are too busy looking at the game through their smartphones to cause any sort of trouble

PARlance · 07-06-2015 01:10AM

Sheep Lover wrote: »

Mobs?

Your name isn't Danny Dyer is it?

Personal highlight was his use of "scafers".

Scarfers is a term used to describe normal fans... innit mate

Bongalongherb · 07-06-2015 01:11AM

buried wrote: »

A lot of football fans nowadays are too busy looking at the game through their smartphones to cause any sort of trouble

Thank God for dumbed-down technology.

anncoates · 07-06-2015 01:13AM

PARlance wrote: »

Personal highlight was his use of "scafers".
Scarfers is a term used to describe normal fans... innit mate

I said scarfers.

I'll check in tomorrow to see if you reply to this via the passive aggressive medium of referring to me in posts to other people.

Make sure all your mates thank this as well, as a passive aggressive tactic in lieu of an opinion.

Junkyard Tom · 07-06-2015 01:18AM

anncoates wrote: »

referring to me in posits to other people.

Or not quoting people but quite obviously referring to their posts, like you do to me Ann.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chYZP85d8Mc

PARlance · 07-06-2015 01:18AM

anncoates wrote: »

I said scarfers.

I'll check in tomorrow to see if you reply to this via the passive aggressive medium of referring to me in posits to other people.

The misspelling must have been a subconscious thing innit, glad I can still say I've never used the word.

England fans in Temple Bar Tonight

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