Was anyone watching the underdogs this evening where the two boyos in charge of the team, messrs O'Domhnaill and Mullins thought it would be a great treat for the girls to strip them down to their bikinis and run them into the sea in what looked like arctic conditions. The two boyos had eyes like saucers on them and big grins as the 20 odd young girls with pert nipples showed off what they had..... Best GAA Ive watched in a long time, well done lads. What will it be next week? Maybe a bit of pole dancing to releive any long term backache. When is the repeat on again..........
Quote from: highking on November 23, 2006, 11:05:33 PM
The two boyos had eyes like saucers on them and big grins as the 20 odd young girls with pert nipples showed off what they had.....
;D :D ;D
Sorry I missed that! >:(
Saw that myself. Thought they were on dodgy ground with that ! ::)
it wasn't exactly BayWatch :-*
what class of a c**t is that other male selector (as in not Mullins)? And who is he anyway?
I caught a couple of minutes of this week's and last weeks. Last week they were letting on that 2 girls had failed a drugs test. Fuckin hell, talk about taking a joke too far. And this week when bringing in some young one to tell her she wasn't being cut from the panel, he let on she was. He had her practically reduced to tears before letting on he was joking. He comes across as a right p***k altogether.
It was hilarious last week him telling Margaret D'arcy that the challenge against the Aussie rules team would be the biggest she ever played in her life. I wonder was that including the several Leinster finals and all-Ireland semi finals she played in in camogie.
I would have thought BT7 that a man of your vast GAA knowledge would have recognised a former AI medal winner !
Sean O'Domhnaill is the guy you are ranting on about there in your last post ! Won an AI in 1998 with Galway playing alongisde Kevin Walsh at midfield. I dont watch the current series of the underdogs but I would imagine half the reason that he is there is because he is a fluent irish speaker and he also does some analysis work for TG4 on their televised club matches.
nope, I wouldn't have a clue unless they were hurling medals he won. Though I do know who you're talking about. The big lamp that used to play in the middle of the field. Maybe its put on, but he seems to lack any kind of tact.
i see a bit of it and he was running after a young thing with a bucket of water, the dirty fecker ;)
Quote from: bottlethrower7 on November 24, 2006, 08:48:21 AM
what class of a c**t is that other male selector (as in not Mullins)? And who is he anyway?
I caught a couple of minutes of this week's and last weeks. Last week they were letting on that 2 girls had failed a drugs test. Fuckin hell, talk about taking a joke too far. And this week when bringing in some young one to tell her she wasn't being cut from the panel, he let on she was. He had her practically reduced to tears before letting on he was joking. He comes across as a right p***k altogether.
It was hilarious last week him telling Margaret D'arcy that the challenge against the Aussie rules team would be the biggest she ever played in her life. I wonder was that including the several Leinster finals and all-Ireland semi finals she played in in camogie.
sounds a bit like yerman brent off the office
Here's an idea, Should the underdogs be allowed enter the league?
no, they should be allowed into the Dublin championship though. Everyone else is allowed into it so why not!
im disappointed i missed that now :'(
The only role women should have in the Gaa is making tea and taking notes at committee meetings and a bit of rid'en to further the growth of the association - end of. ;)
Quote from: BallyhaiseMan on November 24, 2006, 02:53:31 PM
im disappointed i missed that now :'(
u didn't miss much sure isn't that crack going on down at the annalee in ballyhaise every sunday morning after mass :P
Quote from: cavan4ever on November 24, 2006, 04:52:57 PM
Quote from: BallyhaiseMan on November 24, 2006, 02:53:31 PM
im disappointed i missed that now :'(
u didn't miss much sure isn't that crack going on down at the annalee in ballyhaise every sunday morning after mass :P
first ive heard of that...might take a trip down there with the binoculors next Sunday so :D
Quote from: bottlethrower7 on November 24, 2006, 10:22:49 AM
no, they should be allowed into the Dublin championship though. Everyone else is allowed into it so why not!
ha ha ... good point ... feck it sher the all stars may aswell join in the craic as well
Quote from: BallyhaiseMan on November 24, 2006, 04:55:00 PM
Quote from: cavan4ever on November 24, 2006, 04:52:57 PM
Quote from: BallyhaiseMan on November 24, 2006, 02:53:31 PM
im disappointed i missed that now :'(
u didn't miss much sure isn't that crack going on down at the annalee in ballyhaise every sunday morning after mass :P
first ive heard of that...might take a trip down there with the binoculors next Sunday so :D
i don't think u'd need the binoculors ;D
;D
Think i might apply to be a trainer for the next Underdogs female competition....
why should yawn Galways lad get all the fun ;D
well anybody heading along, this weekend, In cork sat night V Cork at Pairc n Rinn. Should be entertaining night.
Underdogs in action against Cork
04 December 2006
On Saturday 9th of December the Underdogs will take on the might of All-Ireland Ladies Football Champions Cork on the hallowed turf of a floodlit Páirc Uí Rinn. Since the trials process in May the Underdogs have faced vigorous mental and physical training, gruelling discipline and a ruthless elimination process. Their strength, stamina and skill has been tested by inter-county sides. They have faced every challenge head-on, honing their abilities, increasing their pace and cementing their bond.
The end result is a strong, fit, determined panel confident of taking on Cork in their own back yard. The Underdogs are in effect themselves an inter-county team and a force to be reckoned with. This is a challenge that Cork will take seriously, particularly after the Underdogs' sensational defeat in 2004 of All-Ireland Football Champions, Kerry. That was a thrilling battle and one which proved, once again, that on the day the Underdog always have a chance.
The stage is now set for what promises to be an exciting and memorable event. Led by their captain Sarah O'Donovan from Cork, the Underdogs squad represents 15 counties in total. All-Ireland Champions Cork are intent on preserving their status as the best team in the country. The Underdogs have cemented - deep within each and every one of them - the belief that they are the ones who will shatter that status. Let the battle commence....
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