Do they serve soup at Windsor Park?

[Cáthasaigh]

Carál ní Chuilín made history by being the first PSF politician to attend a norn irn game last night. No mention of it on the norn irn supporters website (http://www.ourweecountry.co.uk/), not even in their 'trooping the colours' section.

Is there an unstoopable level left?

[Minder]

Carál ní Chuilín made history by being the first PSF politician to attend a norn irn game last night. No mention of it on the norn irn supporters website (http://www.ourweecountry.co.uk/), not even in their 'trooping the colours' section.

Is there an unstoopable level left?

Is it that big a deal? She was probably disappointed there was no reaction to her presence.

[Ulick]

Plenty of talk behind the paywall.

[AQMP]

Shinner goes to soccer match...in my experience, not news.  It's a widely held misconception that all Shinners are GAA people.

[Minder]

Shinner goes to soccer match...in my experience, not news.  It's a widely held misconception that all Shinners are GAA people.

"Widely held" ? ?

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Shinner goes to soccer match...in my experience, not news.  It's a widely held misconception that all Shinners are GAA people.

Always thought they were best suited to soccer.

[AQMP]

Shinner goes to soccer match...in my experience, not news.  It's a widely held misconception that all Shinners are GAA people.

"Widely held" ? ?

You're right, on second thoughts maybe I should have added "down my street" or "among non-GAA people"

[Nally Stand]

Shinner goes to soccer match...in my experience, not news.  It's a widely held misconception that all Shinners are GAA people.

Always thought they were best suited to soccer.

Hmmm that must be why Republican areas like Crossmaglen, Bellaghy, Carrickmore, Galbally etc are such hotbeds of soccer alright

How's England?

[Minder]

Shinner goes to soccer match...in my experience, not news.  It's a widely held misconception that all Shinners are GAA people.

Always thought they were best suited to soccer.

Hmmm that must be why Republican areas like Crossmaglen, Bellaghy, Carrickmore, Galbally etc are such hotbeds of soccer alright


How's England?

West Belfast.

[Nally Stand]

Shinner goes to soccer match...in my experience, not news.  It's a widely held misconception that all Shinners are GAA people.

Always thought they were best suited to soccer.

Hmmm that must be why Republican areas like Crossmaglen, Bellaghy, Carrickmore, Galbally etc are such hotbeds of soccer alright


How's England?

West Belfast.

Indeed.... a bastion of soccer success. Unlike in GAA. What the f**k have St Galls ever won!!

[Minder]

Shinner goes to soccer match...in my experience, not news.  It's a widely held misconception that all Shinners are GAA people.

Always thought they were best suited to soccer.

Hmmm that must be why Republican areas like Crossmaglen, Bellaghy, Carrickmore, Galbally etc are such hotbeds of soccer alright


How's England?

West Belfast.

Indeed.... a bastion of soccer success. Unlike in GAA. What the f**k have St Galls ever won!!

Nothing to do with "success", go up the Falls Road on a Saturday morning and see how many youngsters and adults are on their way to play in soccer leagues. Also see how many youngsters are wearing Gaa tops and how many are wearing soccer tops, it wouldn't even be close. A major reason why plenty of teams in West Belfast are struggling. Go into a bar on the Falls Road when Man Utd are playing and you would hardly get in the door, when St Galls were in the club final last year i went into a bar on the Falls Road to watch it and i had to ask them to turn it on, i was the only one watching it, they put it on a small tv mind as
Cheltenham was on the bigger tvs.

[Nally Stand]

And I've been on the Falls enough to have seen more antrim shirts than manchester united ones. Maybe thats all down to perception but either way it doesn't back up any claim that SF supporters are more suited to soccer. If that were the case, a county like Tyrone would be full of soccer clubs. Come to any Republican area of Tyrone for example, to somewhere like Carrickmore or Galbally or Greencastle and try spot people walking around in soccer shirts. Bring a flask of tay while you're at it... you could be waiting a while.

[Ulick]

Well we go to the Cultúrlann most weekends for lunch and without fail the most popular jersey on show on the road is that of the Shamrock Rovers soccer team, at least I think it's Shamrock Rovers, could be some foreign team mind you.

[Minder]

Well we go to the Cultúrlann most weekends for lunch and without fail the most popular jersey on show on the road is that of the Shamrock Rovers soccer team, at least I think it's Shamrock Rovers, could be some foreign team mind you.

You do know Celtic are a soccer team?

[Minder]

And I've been on the Falls enough to have seen more antrim shirts than manchester united ones. Maybe thats all down to perception but either way it doesn't back up any claim that SF supporters are more suited to soccer. If that were the case, a county like Tyrone would be full of soccer clubs. Come to any Republican area of Tyrone for example, to somewhere like Carrickmore or Galbally or Greencastle and try spot people walking around in soccer shirts. Bring a flask of tay while you're at it... you could be waiting a while.

No harm to you Nally but i have never seen that.