Would a GAA County Team Reciprocate Liverpool FC's Dunboyne Jersey Gesture?

[rosnarun]

I would like to think that the next time the Chairman of Liverpool is stabbed at a Dunboyne match the Rovers would make some acknowledgement of LFC  in their dressing room.

This. Which is why I voted Cahill has to go.

sums it up lovely
anyway is hanging a jersey up on a peg that big a gesture when the poor man is in danger of losing his life because of the violence that has long surrounded soccer in general and Liverpool in particular.
Or maybe it was the cops fault again

[westbound]

I would like to think that the next time the Chairman of Liverpool is stabbed at a Dunboyne match the Rovers would make some acknowledgement of LFC  in their dressing room.

This. Which is why I voted Cahill has to go.

sums it up lovely
anyway is hanging a jersey up on a peg that big a gesture when the poor man is in danger of losing his life because of the violence that has long surrounded soccer in general and Liverpool in particular.
Or maybe it was the cops fault again

No need for that dig. It's in bad taste IMO.

[Rufus T Firefly]

anyway is hanging a jersey up on a peg that big a gesture when the poor man is in danger of losing his life because of the violence that has long surrounded soccer in general and Liverpool in particular.

Just a personal opinion, but I thought it was a lovely gesture. Leo Mc's post though underlines the stupidity of Des's question which is why I voted for Option 3.

I honestly struggle to understand what his rationale / thinking was for asking such a question, bar that he has it in in some way for the GAA. 

[Jinxy]

I would like to think that the next time the Chairman of Liverpool is stabbed at a Dunboyne match the Rovers would make some acknowledgement of LFC  in their dressing room.

Almost precisely (i don't think he was stabbed, was he?)

Also, who are 'the Rovers'?

[Gmac]

If u read a lot of his tweets u will find he's far from the sharpest

[LeoMc]

I would like to think that the next time the Chairman of Liverpool is stabbed at a Dunboyne match the Rovers would make some acknowledgement of LFC  in their dressing room.

Almost precisely (i don't think he was stabbed, was he?)

Also, who are 'the Rovers'?

I had it in my head that it was Dunboyne Rovers and I followed the long Journalistic tradition of not checking my facts before posting.   

[seafoid]

I think the media are tearing the arse out of it. The man is still in a coma.

https://m.independent.ie/sport/soccer/premier-league/liverpool/liverpool-captain-jordan-henderson-sends-a-classy-letter-and-gift-to-the-gaa-club-of-stricken-fan-sean-cox-36861567.html

[Jinxy]

Another bugbear of mine is the use of the word 'classy' in clickbait headlines.
'Such and such makes a classy gesture' etc.
Fair dues to Henderson for sending the letter though, I think it's a nice touch.

[brokencrossbar1]

Another bugbear of mine is the use of the word 'classy' in clickbait headlines.
'Such and such makes a classy gesture' etc.
Fair dues to Henderson for sending the letter though, I think it's a nice touch.

It is. It's very classy!!

[Jinxy]

That's a classy post.

[seafoid]

Henderson wrote that putting the jersey in the dressing room was a sophisticated gesture.
That was a strange word to use. But it was classy.

[AZOffaly]

Henderson wrote that putting the jersey in the dressing room was a sophisticated gesture.
That was a strange word to use. But it was classy.

Where did he say it was sophisticated?  I saw the letter and he says it was a small gesture, and subtle.

[seafoid]

Henderson wrote that putting the jersey in the dressing room was a sophisticated gesture.
That was a strange word to use. But it was classy.

Where did he say it was sophisticated?  I saw the letter and he says it was a small gesture, and subtle.

sorry, he did say subtle. Why did he say it was subtle? I thought it was a strange choice of word

[AZOffaly]

Henderson wrote that putting the jersey in the dressing room was a sophisticated gesture.
That was a strange word to use. But it was classy.

Where did he say it was sophisticated?  I saw the letter and he says it was a small gesture, and subtle.

sorry, he did say subtle. Why did he say it was subtle? I thought it was a strange choice of word

Subtle as in understated and simple I suppose. Like it was just a small thing, not a big in your face gesture.

[Jinxy]

Henderson wrote that putting the jersey in the dressing room was a sophisticated gesture.
That was a strange word to use. But it was classy.

Where did he say it was sophisticated?  I saw the letter and he says it was a small gesture, and subtle.

sorry, he did say subtle. Why did he say it was subtle? I thought it was a strange choice of word

You didn't even know what the word was.