England fans in Temple Bar Tonight

chair28 · 08-06-2015 03:00AM

Arsemageddon wrote: »

Hearing it down the pub is probably a better source of information than a Wolfe Tone's album

Do the Wolfe tones have a song about it?
U must be well up on your Wolfe tones.

I suppose ya think we shouldn't sing rebel songs aswel?

K-9 · 08-06-2015 05:22AM

thebaz wrote: »

people died cause of the recession - people i know - so less of the patronising ****e - Germany did us little favours in our time of economic need , they wanted all debt payed to there precocious bankers & investors . Obviously they weren't solely to blame , but the British were much better friends to us in our time of economic need

How exactly were the British much better? Basically, are there any facts at all for your anti German opinion.

08-06-2015 05:51AM

chair28 wrote: »

Again, is that what you think i meant or are you just a wind up merchant?

Either that or your incredibly stupid.... what i dont think ya are to be fair to ya

I love when this happens.

anto9 · 08-06-2015 05:58AM

chair28 wrote: »

Because of one stupid boring 0-0 friendly in which all the scumbag English fans weren't aloud to aloud to travel they are your new second favourite team??? My god

Thats one huge chip on your shoulder son.(some people just get off from hateing)

anto9 · 08-06-2015 06:00AM

chair28 wrote: »

Arsemageddon wrote: »

Hearing it down the pub is probably a better source of information than a Wolfe Tone's album

Do the Wolfe tones have a song about it?
U must be well up on your Wolfe tones.

I suppose ya think we shouldn't sing rebel songs aswel?

Rebel songs have no place in a Sporting situation.Again that huge chip ,is weighing you down.

Kev W · 08-06-2015 07:24AM

Tilly wrote: »

I'd rather eat my own shít.

Weird that you seem to think those are your two options but whatever you like.

JustTheOne · 08-06-2015 07:38AM

thebaz wrote: »

people died cause of the recession - people i know - so less of the patronising ****e - Germany did us little favours in our time of economic need , they wanted all debt payed to there precocious bankers & investors . Obviously they weren't solely to blame , but the British were much better friends to us in our time of economic need

Whatever man, you're so badly dedicated and informed on the situation, im not gonna bother.

If ranting on boards about the Germans and how it's all their fault makes you feel better, I won't stand in your way.

pmasterson95 · 08-06-2015 07:50AM

Germans?

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yfl6Lu3xQW0

December2012 · 08-06-2015 07:57AM

Richard Hillman wrote: »

I just don't understand what Roy Hodgson and his team have to do with political stuff that happened before his players were even born. Although I hear Danny Welbeck's father Stan Welbeck, used to work I'm Bomb difusal.

chair28 wrote: »

Again, is that what you think i meant or are you just a wind up merchant?

Either that or your incredibly stupid..... what i dont think ya are to be fair to ya

Just read it out loud mate.

08-06-2015 08:05AM

thebaz wrote: »

people died cause of the recession - people i know - so less of the patronising ****e - Germany did us little favours in our time of economic need , they wanted all debt payed to there precocious bankers & investors . Obviously they weren't solely to blame , but the British were much better friends to us in our time of economic need

People also died during the Famine. That was a time of need. Our English friends continued to export corn.

Not that I would lay that on any English person. I take people as I see them, British, German, whatever, but if I was to generalise yes I like the English because as you also said we can relate to them on many levels.

But sheesh, to be nice to a people because their Government give us better interest rates on a loan? That's a bit...servile.

anncoates · 08-06-2015 08:36AM

News just in: Temple Bar still standing.

Collie D · 08-06-2015 08:44AM

anncoates wrote: »

News just in: Temple Bar still standing.

Indeed. This thread had a bit of everything apart from any actual hooliganism.

Let's hope it's not another twenty years before we play them again over here.

tigger123 · 08-06-2015 08:55AM

Collie D wrote: »

Indeed. This thread had a bit of everything apart from any actual hooliganism.

Let's hope it's not another twenty years before we play them again over here.

Why? The game was incredibly boring, but it's an end if season friendly.

I'd say if we were drawn against them in a qualifier it would pass off without a hitch.

NachoBusiness · 08-06-2015 09:18AM

Friendlys should be 10% exhibitions I think. Almost like a snooker exhibition is.

God that game was boring. It was so boring that this morning there is a articles just about how boring it was. Never seen that happen after a game of football before.

Collie D · 08-06-2015 09:20AM

tigger123 wrote: »

Why? The game was incredibly boring, but it's an end if season friendly.

I'd say if we were drawn against them in a qualifier it would pass off without a hitch.

Agreed, it was ****e both in terms of football and atmosphere but as you say it was an end of season friendly. A Saturday 5pm kickoff for a qualifier will be much better. And if Ireland had scored the place would have erupted and the tedium that went before it forgotten.

arayess · 08-06-2015 10:12AM

was in temple bar yest
gardai everywhere all in their semi military "public order" uniform.

overtime galore for the boy...

It was sad to see a departure from the normal policing spirit espoused by the garda. it was quite a step up in intimidation than what should be and reflected badly on the city.

JustTheOne · 08-06-2015 10:14AM

arayess wrote: »

was in temple bar yest
gardai everywhere all in their semi military "public order" uniform.

overtime galore for the boy...

It was sad to see a departure from the normal policing spirit espoused by the garda. it was quite a step up in intimidation than what should be and reflected badly on the city.

Can't do anything right can they.

After the last time they couldn't take any chances and leave themselves open to criticism.
We really love a good whinge and moan in this country.

AndyBoBandy · 08-06-2015 10:21AM

They should have penalty shootouts after friendlies that end in a draw (or even if there is a winner) especially pre tournament friendlies .

makes the finale more exciting, someone will win.
might keep everyone there until the end
England (and Ireland) need the practice.

a team can practice penalties until the cows come home, but doing it in front of 40-45,000 people, I think would be interesting.

VinLieger · 08-06-2015 10:23AM

arayess wrote: »

was in temple bar yest
gardai everywhere all in their semi military "public order" uniform.

overtime galore for the boy...

It was sad to see a departure from the normal policing spirit espoused by the garda. it was quite a step up in intimidation than what should be and reflected badly on the city.

They had to imitate the attitude of the english cops for the best effect, things will return to normal now the invaders are gone :rolleyes:

suicide_circus · 08-06-2015 10:31AM

I passed through temple bar around tea time yesterday, the amount of riot cops was unbelievable, attack dogs and all they had

arayess · 08-06-2015 10:34AM

JustTheOne wrote: »

Can't do anything right can they.

After the last time they couldn't take any chances and leave themselves open to criticism.
We really love a good whinge and moan in this country.

I don't think you are being fair.

They could have stayed discretely back not hanging about in mobs on corners looking like a paramilitary force , which is what yesterday did look like.
It's not the aims of the garda to behave like that.

last time I thought the gardai handled the situation pretty well.

But its' been almost 20 years , both societies have moved on dramatically. football related violence is nothing what it was in the 90's or 80;s. It wouldn't be that hard to take a assessment of the current situation rather than base your whole planning on an event 20 years ago.
20 years is arguable 25% of the average persons' lifetime. That's a huge amount of time when you think of it like that.

Given I saw about 50-60 english fans it hardly warranted that number of gardai.

I wonder who pays that OT bill - people on trolleys in our hospitals but we can pay overtime for a mob of police for a poxy nothing game.
jaysus.

thebaz · 08-06-2015 10:37AM

K-9 wrote: »

How exactly were the British much better? Basically, are there any facts at all for your anti German opinion.

Did Germany not push for the sub-ordinated debt from Anglo Irish be paid in full by the Irish people or taxpayers . These were gambles that German (mainly) institutions took and failed due to the ineptitude of a few Irish developers and chosen few. The Iris economy is in serious recession due to the actions of tiny chosen few , , my point is Germany did us little favours , and many people are still suffering including myself.

Menas · 08-06-2015 10:40AM

thebaz wrote: »

The Iris economy is in serious recession due to the actions of tiny chosen few , , .

The Irish economy has not been in recession since September 2013 when we posted 2 successive quarters of growth!

VinLieger · 08-06-2015 10:41AM

arayess wrote: »

I wonder who pays that OT bill - people on trolleys in our hospitals but we can pay overtime for a mob of police for a poxy nothing game.
jaysus.

Yeah thats how it works, people have been kicked out of hospital beds cus of this.......... :rolleyes:

thebaz · 08-06-2015 10:49AM

Menas wrote: »

The Irish economy has not been in recession since September 2013 when we posted 2 successive quarters of growth!

i don't believe it - I certainly am not - and I still don't think we should pay sub-orinate debt for loans on a bank , that hardly any Irish citizen ever used. and people infer I am stupid and deluded - good luck

Menas · 08-06-2015 10:54AM

thebaz wrote: »

i don't believe it - I certainly am not - and I still don't think we should pay sub-orinate debt for loans on a bank , that hardly any Irish citizen ever used.

Sorry that you dont believe it, but it is true and has been true since Sept 2013!

http://www.rte.ie/news/2013/0919/475202-economy-recession-cso/

But this is in the globally accepted definition of recession as "a period of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activity are reduced, generally identified by a fall in GDP in two successive quarters".

mickydoomsux · 08-06-2015 10:55AM

Typical Irish attitude to the public sector showing again.

If the Gardai don't have a large presence and something kicks off then they are useless, lazy BASTARDS.

If they do have a large presence then they are intimidating, jack booted BASTARDS.

A nation of angry teenagers getting annoyed at mom and dad just because........

Realt Dearg Sec · 08-06-2015 10:56AM

There really is no topic on this site that ye won't find a way of forcing us all to read more ill informed gibberish about the bank guarantee. Just ****ing drop it and let us get back to hiding our disappointment that it didn't all kick off yesterday as we secretly were hoping it would.

Nodin · 08-06-2015 10:59AM

Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »

There really is no topic on this site that ye won't find a way of forcing us all to read more ill informed gibberish about the bank guarantee. Just ****ing drop it and let us get back to hiding our disappointment that it didn't all kick off yesterday as we secretly were hoping it would.

You mean The Baton Olympics? Would have been more craic than the game yesterday, tis true.

That being said, if all the fans who came were only allowed drink in temple bar, I'd say they suffered enough, meself.

super_furry · 08-06-2015 11:09AM

So were there any survivors? Who will sing the songs to remember the fallen in the Battle of Temple Bar?

England fans in Temple Bar Tonight

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