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I don't listen to that Stephen Nolan guy on BBC cos he's a narcissistic wind up merchant who is very loose with the truth and likes to engage in hatred. A horrible human being who only has one core interest, himself. A man to be pitied.

Exactly same as Brolly.

Nolan and Brolly are definitely in the " ignore completely " category for me

[France]

owl 1:  England, Italy, France, Germany

Bowl 2: Spain, Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium

Bowl 3: Turkey, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark

Bowl 4: Czech Republic, Scotland, Ukraine, Croatia

Bowl 5: Serbia, Poland, Hungary, Romania

Bowl 6: Slovakia, Slovenia, Georgia, Albania

Final - France to beat Portugal

Any good cold war era spy series / movie recommendations?

The Americans
t**ker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
The Good Shepherd
No Way Out
Bridge of Spies
Charlie Wilson's War
Argo
Spy Game

Not Cold War, but if you want espionage, The Bureau (Le Bureau des Legendes) is the best written, most suspenseful, most thrilling and gripping depiction of it ever seen on screen, large or small. And it's not even close.

The Americans is a superb series

Masterplan
Acquiesce
Slide Away

Yep heard those three have left and Ae Downey bas well possibly

"insane"

Shock horror Joe Brolly name drops Pat Gilroy already

just heard 2 derry players are reopning a bar in maghera together

Which bar?

And not clubmates either

First time ever I think in  Castlebar today, obviously  hoping to get two points  but on a side note and after also being in Pearse Stadium  it highlights  big time how poor the facilities are in Celtic park ,(Toilet's and catering  facilities especially )

Sympathy
Get off of my cloud
19th nervous breakdown

TD4 was mush, the polar opposite of "natural Police"
I found TD2 watchable,the last episode wrapped it up nicely. S3 was excellent imo, I don't get why it's not rated favourably here.

After watching S1 I'd follow with S3, then see if you can watch S2. 

I Would second that recommendation

American History X

It's a long time since I last watched that but it's a hell of a movie. I can't believe it is 25+ years old. Crazy.

Brilliant movie, every now and again get a flashback of the kerb scene 

That scene is forever burnt into my head!

Likewise for me I have never watched that scene since

World Leader Pretend
Talk about the Passion
Strange Currencies

[S Shivers (1-1)]

Declan Bateson played for the Convent. And Derry. There may have been somebody else before him but I doubt it saying boys were only admitted from 1978, the the class set up was a 2.1 basis meaning u only 50 boy intake per year for a long time.

Still going with Seamus Shivers.

3 December 1989

NFL Derry 3-5 Cork 4-12

Derry team: D McCusker; K McKeever, T Scullion, P O'Donnell; J McGurk (0-1), B McPeake (RIP), G McPeake; E Heaney, D Barton (0-1); S Shivers (1-1), PJ McCormack, M Berryman; R Scullion (2-2), L Devlin, J O'Neill. Subs: P Gribbin, E Gribbin.

Though I think maybe Barry Young from Glen also got an NFL game or two.

Seamus was some servant for Castledawson ,in the 84 county final he lined out for then and was still under 16 from memory

Did big John not go to St Pius' ?

Starting to doubt myself Hoof but I think he can't to the convent after 5 th year for A levels