Paul Galvin

[muppet]

He's referring to the thin line that exists.

That thin line would exist between the two. He refers to both without pointing in any way to anything in between.

He specifically says not to confuse them. I interpret that as meaning you may think your are being one (enigma) while in your confusion you are being the other (asshole).

[pintsofguinness]

I'm sick hearing about Galvin.

[muppet]

I'm sick hearing about Galvin.

Why would you read a thread titled 'Paul Galvin' then?

[pintsofguinness]

I'm sick hearing about Galvin.

Why would you read a thread titled 'Paul Galvin' then?

Because it keeps going to the top of the board and curiosity got the better of me.

[muppet]

I'm sick hearing about Galvin.

Why would you read a thread titled 'Paul Galvin' then?

Because it keeps going to the top of the board and curiosity got the better of me.

Geddawayouttadat you are a closet fan of Galvin's.

[Puckoon]

Personally I think Galvin comes in for a serious amount of criticism, some of it unwarranted - but such is the nature of the beast  - it is always going to be that way. That said - I don't think he (nor any other second or third pass college student) should be eligable for Sigerson cup. Nothing to do with the length of course (which could be a semi valid reason - 1 year course?), nor the study material. I'd prefer a system where the students get one declaration for their university- with one transfer situation allowed for if needed. A clock starts ticking at the freshers stage and after that there are 5 consecutive years to play for the university. This accounts for 4 year courses with a year out (for any reason). When you have college teams offering more than a backbone of established intercounty players - then it is just intercounty football in another guise.

[pintsofguinness]

I'm sick hearing about Galvin.

Why would you read a thread titled 'Paul Galvin' then?

Because it keeps going to the top of the board and curiosity got the better of me.

Geddawayouttadat you are a closet fan of Galvin's.

I wouldn't have particularly strong feelings either way about him but he's becoming the David Beckham of the GAA and it's a bit fecking boring.

We'll have a kiss and tell next.

[GalwayBayBoy]

I read his fashion column in Saturday's indo. He said socks were in this year.

[muppet]

I'm sick hearing about Galvin.

Why would you read a thread titled 'Paul Galvin' then?

Because it keeps going to the top of the board and curiosity got the better of me.

Geddawayouttadat you are a closet fan of Galvin's.

I wouldn't have particularly strong feelings either way about him but he's becoming the David Beckham of the GAA and it's a bit fecking boring.

We'll have a kiss and tell next.

No thanks, I'm married.

[the Deel Rover]

I read his fashion column in Saturday's indo. He said socks were in this year.

i never realised they were out must get up to date on this fashion crack .

[RedandGreenSniper]

I read his fashion column in Saturday's indo. He said socks were in this year.

i never realised they were out must get up to date on this fashion crack .

Wearing socks inside-out is in. Or are they out? I'm not sure.

[Maguire01]

He's referring to the thin line that exists.

That thin line would exist between the two. He refers to both without pointing in any way to anything in between.

He specifically says not to confuse them. I interpret that as meaning you may think your are being one (enigma) while in your confusion you are being the other (asshole).

The thin line isn't a space that exists between the two; it separates the two. And yes, your interpretation is correct - but he left it open to that interpretation.

[rosnarun]

as soon as sweeney starts paying him im sure Galvin will have no problem being at his beck and call.

do people have a problem with mature students or just fooballing mature or just paul galvin
no one seems to mind an equally  ol peader gardiner or getting there alan dillion playing ?
or is it just because of the whole fashion/homosexual link?

[gerry]

I read his fashion column in Saturday's indo. He said socks were in this year.

i never realised they were out must get up to date on this fashion crack .

i wonder did paul get the job of designing these

Meanwhile, new attire to be worn by GAA referees will be unveiled at Croke Park later today. New black, red and blue strips have been designed for referees as part of an extensive makeover.

It is also anticipated that umpires will ditch the white coats in preference for a modern look based on the shirts worn by AFL umpires. This has not yet been finalised, however.

[Hardy]

It is also anticipated that umpires will ditch the white coats in preference for a modern look based on the shirts worn by AFL umpires.

That's brilliant, especially if they have to wear the the little trilby hats. A clown should always have a funny hat, I think.