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General discussion / Re: 9/11 What really happened to WT7?
« on: September 21, 2018, 03:59:48 PM »
Careful now Dec .... the disconnect is so severe they will think you are on their side lol
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General discussion / Re: Man Utd Thread:
« on: September 21, 2018, 12:48:02 PM »Seanie you are constantly going on about giving these guys a run of games as if it is the panacea for all of Utd's problems. When in fact that opposite is the truth. Having to turn to these 2 lads as a solution is a revelation of hows poor Utd's squad is, they would not get anywhere the best 11 in any of the other top squads in England let alone Europe.
Hasn't Rashford played more minutes than any other young lad of his age anyway.
As a winger... Not his preferred position
Look what he is doing for England!
He is a bit part player for England sure.
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General discussion / Re: Man Utd Thread:
« on: September 21, 2018, 09:27:12 AM »
Seanie you are constantly going on about giving these guys a run of games as if it is the panacea for all of Utd's problems. When in fact that opposite is the truth. Having to turn to these 2 lads as a solution is a revelation of hows poor Utd's squad is, they would not get anywhere the best 11 in any of the other top squads in England let alone Europe.
Hasn't Rashford played more minutes than any other young lad of his age anyway.
Hasn't Rashford played more minutes than any other young lad of his age anyway.
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GAA Discussion / Re: Row in Mayo LGFA
« on: September 20, 2018, 10:51:10 AM »
The players who made those statements have behaved despicably in my view. They have made insinuations without a single shred of evidence to back it up at this point, it was clear there was a nudge nudge wink wink sexual slant to their allegations with the use of the words 'unsafe environment'. They had the opportunity to state that this was not the case and chose not to do so thus confirming that it was intentional on their part. To also play the 'this is affecting our mental health' card is another really really low thing to do.
I think there should be a full scale investigation conducted into this matter and if people are found to have made baseless allegations they should be held to account most severely.
I think there should be a full scale investigation conducted into this matter and if people are found to have made baseless allegations they should be held to account most severely.
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General discussion / Re: 9/11 What really happened to WT7?
« on: September 14, 2018, 02:26:13 PM »
Bennycake you should change your first name to Fruit. 
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General discussion / Re: 9/11 What really happened to WT7?
« on: September 13, 2018, 11:31:23 AM »
Can somebody please tell me what was the rationale would have been for demolishing Building 7?
Even a completely crackpot theory will do in lieu of anything sensible.
Even a completely crackpot theory will do in lieu of anything sensible.
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General discussion / Re: Primark fire in belfast
« on: September 12, 2018, 11:40:23 AM »Maybe just do the above without referring to alcoholics as "dirt bags"? Also I have never had any interaction with street alcoholics and my first thought was that I am lucky it didnt turn nasty. Generally its more like I am lucky not to be in their shoes.What a show of humanitySaw a tour guide with a bunch of rain soaked Americans the other day at the top of Donegall place pointing down the street saying "this is Belfasts biggest shopping street, we will meet back here in an hour".
She was deadly serious too. I pitied them.
Victoria Square would be the biggest shopping area in Belfast, well the area with the most amount of retailers and decent places to eat!
that's gonna change soon, "Royal Exchange", the area from Royal Avenue round to North Street and Donegall Street, will be given the go ahead to be redeveloped. this will involve lots of demolition, realigning roads and rebuilding
Aye heard about that, badly needed in that area, and then they can take those dirt bags off the streets..
Had an incident with a pair of them yesterday in my branch, I was in the kitchen area and heard the door opening, thought it was the postman dropping off mail, looks round and two cracked out alcoholics where checking the rooms and looking for gods knows what! Had to remove them, could have got nasty but I was lucky enough that they left with little fuss, but I did have to phyiscally usher them out!
What should he have done?
Maybe he was referring to them as dirtbags because they came onto his premises looking to steal whatever they could!!
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General discussion / Re: 9/11 What really happened to WT7?
« on: September 12, 2018, 11:23:45 AM »
Can anyone explain to me why there was some shady conspiracy to demolish Building 7, such an anonymous piece of real estate that it didn't even have a name.
In fact can anyone explain why there would be the need to demolish the 2 WTC Towers?
In fact can anyone explain why there would be the need to demolish the 2 WTC Towers?
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General discussion / Re: Man Utd Thread:
« on: September 07, 2018, 04:14:38 PM »Pogba needs a Roy Keane, [the player], type figure there to keep him focussed. There would be less haircuts. media interviews and dance celebrations and more focus on winning games if he had someone alongside him who had that drive. United just do not have that type of player in their ranks any more.
He needs a manager/coach that can manage/coach. Not a tactician. He seemed to do fine with France during the summer and at Juventus.
He needs his hole kicked in training every time he comes in with a new hairdo IMO. And yes he did 'fine' during the world cup. United do not have the on pitch leader that is required to compete consistently at the highest level, Pogba martial Lingard even Matic are just not thse types of players.
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General discussion / Re: Man Utd Thread:
« on: September 07, 2018, 01:46:28 PM »
Pogba needs a Roy Keane, [the player], type figure there to keep him focussed. There would be less haircuts. media interviews and dance celebrations and more focus on winning games if he had someone alongside him who had that drive. United just do not have that type of player in their ranks any more.
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Derry / Re: Derry Club Football & Hurling
« on: August 29, 2018, 04:12:19 PM »The new leagues have not even started and there are people complaining already about them! Give them a bloody chance! Derrys league has been a nothing tournament for the past decade with only Magherafelt believing it was an achievement to win it! Finally this year we had a bit of excitement in the league, all be it towards the relegation zone! For too long teams have yoyo'd from senior to intermediate! As well as that teams unwilling to get promoted and on the other hand teams scrapping survival in division 1. This new restruction of leagues in my opinion is promoting exciting competitive games which the neutral will be willing to watch! The teams that were relegated this year under the restructuring did not do enough this year to maintain their league status! As for the Junior teams that are struggling to field. Take a look at their championship squads for this season. Sean Dolans who failed to field a number of league games suddenly have about 30 men? Says it all really
No offence to you but you are talking a pile of manure, you sound to me like somebody who doesn't attend many league matches if you think it has been a nothing tournament for 10 years.
The new structures will only make a lot of these things a lot worse than they were previously in terms of yoyoing as you put it. You obviously believe a 12 team senior league won't be as competitive as the 16 team was and nobody will be relegated in future. Pure balderdash.
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General discussion / Re: GCSEs
« on: August 24, 2018, 10:46:53 AM »
I saw a GCSE Maths paper one time, no comparison to the level of difficulty of the O level exam I did back in the day as far as I recall. Don't suppose anyone could throw up a couple of past O and GCSE papers for comparison?
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GAA Discussion / Re: New Championship Format
« on: August 23, 2018, 10:41:07 AM »
Do away with the provincials as nobody is interested in playing in them or winning them.
New York and London play a preliminary knockout game to eliminate one of them. [The GAA will figure out a cute hoor way to ensure London will always be awarded this tie as there are too many issues with New York and dodgy visas, the expense etc]
Champions League format or World cup format of 8 groups of 4 [Not sure of which of these formats to go for as they are both equally compelling viewing] on a geographic basis or a seeded basis. Or both.
Winners of the 8 groups go into groups of 2 and the winner of those groups plays the losers of one of the other groups, picked at random and played at a semi neutral venue. If the winners win this they go straight into the knockout stages where they will play 2 legged straight knockout matches, one at Croke Park and one at a neutral venue, if the 2 are different. If the losers win this game ditto.
Any teams adopting defensive tactics will get a stiff e-mail from HQ and have Tommy Carr assigned to co-commentate all their games for the next 12 months. If they re-offend this will automatically be upgraded to Dessie Dolan [or some other similar level of stupid]. If indeed that even exists. At this stage though, or indeed at any time in the future, there are no plans to televise any of these games.
Winners of the knockout stages are the champions and get presented with the Joe Duffy Cup
[But everybody else also gets a wee cup and a medal in case their feelings are hurt.]
Dublin will be put into a group where they will play a round robin series of in house matches, one at Parnell Park, one at Croke Park and one at a neutral venue with the winners presented with All Ireland and the Sam Maguire Cup.
New York and London play a preliminary knockout game to eliminate one of them. [The GAA will figure out a cute hoor way to ensure London will always be awarded this tie as there are too many issues with New York and dodgy visas, the expense etc]
Champions League format or World cup format of 8 groups of 4 [Not sure of which of these formats to go for as they are both equally compelling viewing] on a geographic basis or a seeded basis. Or both.
Winners of the 8 groups go into groups of 2 and the winner of those groups plays the losers of one of the other groups, picked at random and played at a semi neutral venue. If the winners win this they go straight into the knockout stages where they will play 2 legged straight knockout matches, one at Croke Park and one at a neutral venue, if the 2 are different. If the losers win this game ditto.
Any teams adopting defensive tactics will get a stiff e-mail from HQ and have Tommy Carr assigned to co-commentate all their games for the next 12 months. If they re-offend this will automatically be upgraded to Dessie Dolan [or some other similar level of stupid]. If indeed that even exists. At this stage though, or indeed at any time in the future, there are no plans to televise any of these games.
Winners of the knockout stages are the champions and get presented with the Joe Duffy Cup
[But everybody else also gets a wee cup and a medal in case their feelings are hurt.]
Dublin will be put into a group where they will play a round robin series of in house matches, one at Parnell Park, one at Croke Park and one at a neutral venue with the winners presented with All Ireland and the Sam Maguire Cup.
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General discussion / Re: Man Utd Thread:
« on: August 21, 2018, 04:48:59 PM »
As God made them he matched them!
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GAA Discussion / Re: Tyrone v Monaghan the battle for Ulster’s heart aisf 2018
« on: August 13, 2018, 01:08:21 PM »
On a separate note where are all the 'sack Mickey Harte for not starting Lee Brennan cause he's brilliant and obviously the missing link in us winning an AI ' posters at this morning???