Which GAA Manager could take over as England boss?

[raisins]

Steve McClaren's gone - Will Joe Kernan take over?

[Hardy]

Has to be Pillar - has all the experience necessary - managing an over-hyped, under-talented bunch, unreasonably expected to win the top prize every time.

- retreats to bunker to sit out incoming outrage from over-sensitive over-hyped Dub supporters.

[orangeman]

Martin O'Neill would be good.

[thebandit]

It would be some craic if the Banty took over

"Get up of your arse kid hey"

[ziggysego]

Mickey Moaning, er.. Moran.

[Zapatista]

It would suit Dessie Farrels ambitions.

[gerry]

Has to be Pillar - has all the experience necessary - managing an over-hyped, under-talented bunch, unreasonably expected to win the top prize every time.

- retreats to bunker to sit out incoming outrage from over-sensitive over-hyped Dub supporters.

[the Deel Rover]

micko might go for not many counties left for him to manage then again maybe he might try and sign crouch for wicklowand try him out at full forward

[ziggysego]

Has to be Pillar - has all the experience necessary - managing an over-hyped, under-talented bunch, unreasonably expected to win the top prize every time.

- retreats to bunker to sit out incoming outrage from over-sensitive over-hyped Dub supporters.

Definitely the Number 1 choice.

What about Mickey Harte sure isn't he British and the FA wouldn't mind paying for his trip to the mainland, Last manager from the "Home Nations" to have any success too

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hehe

Not on though.

[orangeman]

Would there be any under the counter money ? 

[ziggysego]

I've a list of them, but if you're referring to the post... nah, not really

[pintsofguinness]

Has to be Pillar - has all the experience necessary - managing an over-hyped, under-talented bunch, unreasonably expected to win the top prize every time.

- retreats to bunker to sit out incoming outrage from over-sensitive over-hyped Dub supporters.

Definitely the Number 1 choice.

What about Mickey Harte sure isn't he British and the FA wouldn't mind paying for his trip to the mainland, Last manager from the "Home Nations" to have any success too

typical dub

You at the coke again?

[ziggysego]

Jackeen is a mildly pejorative term for someone from Dublin, Ireland. The word has been defined as A drunken, dissolute fellow by Webster in 1913.

An incorrect but common suggested origin of the word comes from John Bull, the personification of England. Due to its proximity and long historical ties to Britain, Irish people outside of the Pale thought that Dubliners wanted to be English. John Bull became Jack Bull and, using the Irish suffix -ín meaning small, Jack became Jackeen. Therefore, Jackeen literally means Little Jack or "minibrit".

Another source of the term stems from Dublin's close ties to Britain in the late 18th and early 19th century. During the visit of Queen Victoria to Dublin in 1900, the Union Flag or "Union Jack" was flown by enthusiastic Dubliners leading to native Dubliners being known as Jackeens by much of the Irish population.

It was also thought that the term 'Jackeen' applied to those who hung the Union flag on or off their property during the Easter rising. This they hoped would save them from the British shelling during the British assault on the city during the Easter rising of 1916.

Today, Jackeen is often used to describe Dublin GAA players and supporters. The term has also been shortened to "Jack" or the plural "Jacks" by Dublin fans as a way to refer to themselves.

[his holiness nb]

Great to see the Dubs and their partitionist attitude alive and well on the board again.
Why are you known as the Jackeens?

Oi, less of the generalising 

I dont know how many times a single Dub has posted something which has been thrown back at us all.
Feck sake 

[his holiness nb]

Take a chill pill the lot of you if i was going to Micky a Brit I would say Micky is a Brit was just taking the piss out of how the English like to claim Scotish ,Welsh ,Irish as British when they are doing well

Good point, but regarding "doing well".
They arent looking for a manager 3 years ago