Re: OFFICIAL Ireland v Wales, Sat Feb 24th, KO @ 14:15
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2018 9:34 pm
What do you call an Irishman in a semi final of a Rugby World Cup?
A referee.
A referee.
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You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
You'll be proud to hear that I, Dai, has Irish heritage.iarmhiman wrote:You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
fixedDai another day wrote:What do you call an Irishman in a semi final of a Rugby World Cup?
A referee who sent off Warburton.
I can already play a Banjo and a Bodhran.iarmhiman wrote:You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
My gran was a Flanagan, and her dad was from Tipperary. Left for the north of England during the famine.iarmhiman wrote:You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
I can play all those and a tin whistle.Plato'sCave wrote:I can already play a Banjo and a Bodhran.iarmhiman wrote:You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
You'd fit in well my part of the country:Plato'sCave wrote:I can already play a Banjo and a Bodhran.iarmhiman wrote:You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
Four or five string ?Dai another day wrote:I can play all those and a tin whistle.Plato'sCave wrote:I can already play a Banjo and a Bodhran.iarmhiman wrote:You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
Four, mun.Plato'sCave wrote:Four or five string ?Dai another day wrote:I can play all those and a tin whistle.Plato'sCave wrote:I can already play a Banjo and a Bodhran.iarmhiman wrote:You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
That was a quick google.Dai another day wrote: Four, mun.
Diolch, er ... Go raibh maith agatYOYO wrote: His own 1 string me thinks.
By the way, welcome Plato into the exiled family.
Jtb, we’ll never see you go hungry.
I know my banjos. Irish music in general. I can play star of the county down, the fields, Irish rover. All the hits.Plato'sCave wrote:That was a quick google.Dai another day wrote: Four, mun.
I can play that tuneiarmhiman wrote:You'd fit in well my part of the country:Plato'sCave wrote:I can already play a Banjo and a Bodhran.iarmhiman wrote:You don't have any Irish heritage Jeff. C69 and Plato only.Jeff the Bear wrote:I made colcannon the other day. It was awesome.
When you’re playing the Wild rover in Eb, what other chords do you use out of interest?Dai another day wrote:I know my banjos. Irish music in general. I can play star of the county down, the fields, Irish rover. All the hits.Plato'sCave wrote:That was a quick google.Dai another day wrote: Four, mun.
There's one thing that I think we and the Irish (the proper ones) have in common and that is our disdain for the Nordies.
Just Bb and F7Plato'sCave wrote:When you’re playing the Wild rover in Eb, what other chords do you use out of interest?Dai another day wrote:I know my banjos. Irish music in general. I can play star of the county down, the fields, Irish rover. All the hits.Plato'sCave wrote:That was a quick google.Dai another day wrote: Four, mun.
There's one thing that I think we and the Irish (the proper ones) have in common and that is our disdain for the Nordies.
Well people will believe any old bollocks.YOYO wrote:Some saying the disallowed try is karma bitting Gatland in the ass.bessantj wrote:Nolanator beat you to that reference mate.YOYO wrote:Didn’t something like that happen before when Wales scored an illegal try against Ireland to dash our 6Ns hopes.. after Mike Phillips took a quick lineout with the wrong ball. The English TMO allowed it. Not sure was it your man who acts like Major Gowen in Faulty Towers.
bessantj wrote:Well people will believe any old bollocks.YOYO wrote:Some saying the disallowed try is karma bitting Gatland in the ass.bessantj wrote:Nolanator beat you to that reference mate.YOYO wrote:Didn’t something like that happen before when Wales scored an illegal try against Ireland to dash our 6Ns hopes.. after Mike Phillips took a quick lineout with the wrong ball. The English TMO allowed it. Not sure was it your man who acts like Major Gowen in Faulty Towers.
With the way you Irish spread your seed like some sort of pervert sprinkler there are tons of Welsh with Irish blood.nardol wrote:Im probably the only irisher on here with some.......
Welsh blood
Well I was more talking about believing in karma, but are you saying World Rugby (or IRB or whoever) killed the Scottish TJ?nardol wrote:bessantj wrote:Well people will believe any old bollocks.
The try was not checked by the TMO. It was when you had insane rules about only certain things allowed to be checked by the TMO. The ref asked the Scottish TJ if the correct ball was used and he said yes it was (lied). The TJ disappeared never to be seen from again.
Yeah but they usually just spray it all over the soda breadbessantj wrote:With the way you Irish spread your seed like some sort of pervert sprinkler there are tons of Welsh with Irish blood.nardol wrote:Im probably the only irisher on here with some.......
Welsh blood
Sorry for digging this up from page 2, but home advantage? In an Ireland v Wales game? You’re either taking the piss, or haven’t actually followed either team for very long.c69 wrote:The Bookies have you as 1l4. Which for me is just about right. I think you will win easily by 10 to 15 points tbh. Home advantage is massive.CM11 wrote:All a bit silly. Anyway, with everyone fit we'd see SOB at 7 and Ringrose/Henshaw at 13. Hard to know about Heaslip or who the bench backrower would be. There is an outside chance that both SOB and Ringrose would be available. Furlong is currently meant to make it but if he doesn't that'd be a loss for sure.
Zebo, if he was around, or Conway would be 23.
Actually, Payne might have been FB instead of Kearney but not a guarantee.
If we are missing Furlong, SOB, Ringrose and if you count Payne's impact at FB then that is a significant blow to our ability to unlock the Welsh defence but still not a B team.
Someone posted on the Irish thread that we're 10 point favourites. Is that right? Sounds bonkers.
My son was born in Walesnardol wrote:Im probably the only irisher on here with some.......
Welsh blood
Well I hope you teach him not to be a bigot Winnie, you seem like a good bloke so I know this isn't your fault. He probably picked it up visiting some terrible place on the Internet, it's so important to keep an eye on his surfing. I know you can do it thoughWinnie wrote:My son was born in Walesnardol wrote:Im probably the only irisher on here with some.......
Welsh blood
He is mortified by it and tries to hide that fact from his mates who were all born in civilisation.
A good description of the UK, if I may say so.Dai another day wrote:A civilisation built around sectarianism and bigotry.
hey pal, at least we are a civilisationDai another day wrote:A civilisation built around sectarianism and bigotry.
?bessantj wrote:Well I hope you teach him not to be a bigot Winnie, you seem like a good bloke so I know this isn't your fault. He probably picked it up visiting some terrible place on the Internet, it's so important to keep an eye on his surfing. I know you can do it thoughWinnie wrote:My son was born in Walesnardol wrote:Im probably the only irisher on here with some.......
Welsh blood
He is mortified by it and tries to hide that fact from his mates who were all born in civilisation.
Dai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.
NahDai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.
Must it be all three, what if they're older and have false teeth but are still sharp of mind and have their drinking very under control? Again you seem like a good person Winnie so I'm not calling you a bigot.Winnie wrote:NahDai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.
I like my neighbours to have teeth, intelligence and not a drink problem
As I said, under Schmidt, it's home advantage although you have a slight edge with the draw. Prior to that, we won away in 2013, you in 2012. Home wins in 2010 and 2011, I think, and then away wins in 2008 and 2009.Winnie wrote:NahDai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.
I like my neighbours to have teeth, intelligence and not a drink problem
bessantj wrote:Must it be all three, what if they're older and have false teeth but are still sharp of mind and have their drinking very under control? Again you seem like a good person Winnie so I'm not calling you a bigot.Winnie wrote:NahDai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.
I like my neighbours to have teeth, intelligence and not a drink problem
Yeah 80s and 90s it was usually victory for the away teamc69 wrote:It used to be we won away against each other, I thought not so much now.DOB wrote:Sorry for digging this up from page 2, but home advantage? In an Ireland v Wales game? You’re either taking the piss, or haven’t actually followed either team for very long.c69 wrote:The Bookies have you as 1l4. Which for me is just about right. I think you will win easily by 10 to 15 points tbh. Home advantage is massive.CM11 wrote:All a bit silly. Anyway, with everyone fit we'd see SOB at 7 and Ringrose/Henshaw at 13. Hard to know about Heaslip or who the bench backrower would be. There is an outside chance that both SOB and Ringrose would be available. Furlong is currently meant to make it but if he doesn't that'd be a loss for sure.
Zebo, if he was around, or Conway would be 23.
Actually, Payne might have been FB instead of Kearney but not a guarantee.
If we are missing Furlong, SOB, Ringrose and if you count Payne's impact at FB then that is a significant blow to our ability to unlock the Welsh defence but still not a B team.
Someone posted on the Irish thread that we're 10 point favourites. Is that right? Sounds bonkers.
I hope I am wrong tbh
Beginning to see a trend here. Neither of the kids want to be Welsh.c69 wrote:If that is true its pretty sad, what sort of household must he have been brought up in?Winnie wrote:My son was born in Walesnardol wrote:Im probably the only irisher on here with some.......
Welsh blood
He is mortified by it and tries to hide that fact from his mates who were all born in civilisation.
My little girl cherishes her Welsh heritage but is English through and through.
Its her choice She calls herslef hals Welsh and English but considers helself Saes