FAI...New Manager Hunt continues

[Milltown Row2]

Lots of players never belt out songs.. Neville for England one I remember

[Main Street]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

Any neutral looking in on this game last night obviously only had one channel working..

some balloon on here said no self respecting catholic should play for N.I.. for all those catholics that played for N.I shame on you? Get a grip.

No use repeating what you remember about what one balloon once wrote, as if  that represented some body of opinion on here.

I'll repeat what I want, and at no point in my post did I say it represents everyone on here. I said some balloon . Now keep your knickers on

Yes you can repeat any rubbish you want.
But keep your knickers on, I said some body of opinion not everybody. Read the post before hitting the keyboard.
Nordie oversensitive  balloon mentality 

[Milltown Row2]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

Any neutral looking in on this game last night obviously only had one channel working..

some balloon on here said no self respecting catholic should play for N.I.. for all those catholics that played for N.I shame on you? Get a grip.

No use repeating what you remember about what one balloon once wrote, as if  that represented some body of opinion on here.

I'll repeat what I want, and at no point in my post did I say it represents everyone on here. I said some balloon . Now keep your knickers on

Yes you can repeat any rubbish you want.
But keep your knickers on, I said some body of opinion not everybody. Read the post before hitting the keyboard.
Nordie oversensitive  balloon mentality 

Ah I'm sensitive because I'm a nordie! More daft sweeping statements. Brilliant

[Main Street]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

Any neutral looking in on this game last night obviously only had one channel working..

some balloon on here said no self respecting catholic should play for N.I.. for all those catholics that played for N.I shame on you? Get a grip.

No use repeating what you remember about what one balloon once wrote, as if  that represented some body of opinion on here.

I'll repeat what I want, and at no point in my post did I say it represents everyone on here. I said some balloon . Now keep your knickers on

Yes you can repeat any rubbish you want.
But keep your knickers on, I said some body of opinion not everybody. Read the post before hitting the keyboard.
Nordie oversensitive  balloon mentality 

Ah I'm sensitive because I'm a nordie! More daft sweeping statements. Brilliant

Eh no,  you're evidently oversensitive and you are a nordie.  And now with questionable balloon content as you persist in foolish behavior.

[Milltown Row2]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

Any neutral looking in on this game last night obviously only had one channel working..

some balloon on here said no self respecting catholic should play for N.I.. for all those catholics that played for N.I shame on you? Get a grip.

No use repeating what you remember about what one balloon once wrote, as if  that represented some body of opinion on here.

I'll repeat what I want, and at no point in my post did I say it represents everyone on here. I said some balloon . Now keep your knickers on

Yes you can repeat any rubbish you want.
But keep your knickers on, I said some body of opinion not everybody. Read the post before hitting the keyboard.
Nordie oversensitive  balloon mentality 

Ah I'm sensitive because I'm a nordie! More daft sweeping statements. Brilliant

Eh no,  you're evidently oversensitive and you are a nordie.  And now with questionable balloon content as you persist in foolish behavior.

Ok, cause you say so it's true! Laughable

[Applesisapples]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

And that's why its a failed state. almost 50% of its population does not give allegiance to the state in which they live.

[BennyCake]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

And that's why its a failed state. almost 50% of its population does not give allegiance to the state in which they live.

Not in unionism's eyes, it's not. It's doing what it said on the tin. And they will do everything they can to keep it that way ie. a Protestant state for a Protestant people, within the uk - as witnessed with the DUP in recent days.

[Milltown Row2]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

And that's why its a failed state. almost 50% of its population does not give allegiance to the state in which they live.

Not in unionism's eyes, it's not. It's doing what it said on the tin. And they will do everything they can to keep it that way ie. a Protestant state for a Protestant people, within the uk - as witnessed with the DUP in recent days.

Do you feel you live in a Protestant state for Protestant people?

[BennyCake]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

And that's why its a failed state. almost 50% of its population does not give allegiance to the state in which they live.

Not in unionism's eyes, it's not. It's doing what it said on the tin. And they will do everything they can to keep it that way ie. a Protestant state for a Protestant people, within the uk - as witnessed with the DUP in recent days.

Do you feel you live in a Protestant state for Protestant people?

Well, since this statelet was set up as such, then yes, I do. Until Norn Iron is no more, that will be the case.

[Milltown Row2]

I think the reluctance of the ifa, unionist leaders etc to do anything inclusive leads to this perception that the north is a bastion of Britishness and unionism. That's ideally what they want. And last nights match to an outsider, would probably draw the same conclusion. North - Protestant/British. South - catholic/Irish. And every northerner hates southerners and vice versa.

Nothing Irish, catholic, cultural etc do they want here. Compromising with ILA, GAA, flags, anthems etc dilutes their version of Norn Iron. In a way, it's perfectly understandable they think that way. I mean, Norn Iron was created as a ring fenced, hotbed of Protestantism/unionism that unionists were given in the 20's and allowed to freely discriminate, trample on and intimidate catholics at will.

It was a Protestant state for a Protestant people, and any compromise with catholics on certain issues would lead to the states foundation collapsing around them.

And that's why its a failed state. almost 50% of its population does not give allegiance to the state in which they live.

Not in unionism's eyes, it's not. It's doing what it said on the tin. And they will do everything they can to keep it that way ie. a Protestant state for a Protestant people, within the uk - as witnessed with the DUP in recent days.

Do you feel you live in a Protestant state for Protestant people?

Well, since this statelet was set up as such, then yes, I do. Until Norn Iron is no more, that will be the case.

It was set up in the 20's you haven't been in it that long in comparison and probably missed most of the bad times, I've never once felt I wasn't Irish living in Ireland. Do Irish people living abroad feel less Irish?

[BennyCake]

MR2 - Yes true, I didn't live through times past generations did. I do consider myself Irish, always have, but we still live in a part of Ireland that's in the uk.

[Farrandeelin]

Are Ireland relegated?

[AZOffaly]

Yeah, I think so.

[seafoid]

Yeah, I think so.

They are .

Meanwhile Switzerland won 5-2 against Belgium
Ireland would have been as mediocre as Switzerland a few years ago. Funny how things change.

[Farrandeelin]

Cheers lads. Hadn't heard of the relegation in it until yesterday.