RTID Best of the season

Shoco wrote:

roverstillidie wrote:

In another 'you couldn't make it up' moment from the FAI, the draw and press is in Cork at a car shop and on Soccer Republic. Every club has to send one official and the manager.

So assuming Harps win, Derry, Harps, Rovers and Pats have to overnight two people minimum down in Cork for the draw at their own expense.

It would very much appear, that you did indeed make it up!

roverstillidie wrote:

Funsize Crouchy wrote:

Pats Facebook page says draw is Monday at 5pm

Do I have to explain what the word 'now' means?

roverstillidie wrote:

Ok, you hang by the wireless Monday at 5 and let us know how you get on.

He must believe his own lies

Anyone have the post about not enough tickets for the milllions of Shamrockers heading to Dundalk tomorrow? Another beauty

EastStandMan wrote:

dudnalkfc10 wrote:

RTID You really don't give up at all. Do you actually believe what you post?

Can I ask what you work as?

Has to be a clamper or one of those lads who tests psychotropic drugs for the pharma industry .

You mean he's one of the lads that hang around the boardwalk? On either side of the wall LOL

roverstillidie wrote:

In another 'you couldn't make it up' moment from the FAI, the draw and press is in Cork at a car shop and on Soccer Republic. Every club has to send one official and the manager.

So assuming Harps win, Derry, Harps, Rovers and Pats have to overnight two people minimum down in Cork for the draw at their own expense.

roverstillidie wrote:

Clonbhoy wrote:

There are still 200k people missing, shall I call the emergency services?

I said Cork City had a population of 400k. This is listed as the metropolitan area's population.

You are now arguing that this is innacurate.

Given a choice between the Census and you, I am going to believe you. You are right, there are 200,000 punters gone awol so you can win some inane online argument.

You are arguing withe census! See Shams post in other thread!And know it is the metropolitan area? You do understand the term metropolitan area? You are literally arguing black is white!!! I feel like a geography teacher with a particularly stupid child. The metropolitan area is described as;

A metropolitan area, sometimes referred to as a metro area ormetro, is a region consisting of a densely populated urban core and its less-populated surrounding territories, sharing industry, infrastructure, and housing.^[1] A metropolitan area usually comprises multiplejurisdictions and municipalities: neighborhoods, townships, cities,exurbs, counties, districts, and even states. As social, economic and political institutions have changed, metropolitan areas have become key economic and political regions.^[2] Metropolitan areas include one or more urban areas, as well as satellite cities, towns and intervening rural areas that are socio-economically tied to the urban core, typically measured by commuting patterns

How that equates to 400k in the 'town of Cork' is amazing. This is my last post on this or I will turn into Shirley Valentine as I believe the wall is more capable of understanding basic facts.

Clonbhoy wrote:

There are still 200k people missing, shall I call the emergency services?

I said Cork City had a population of 400k. This is listed as the metropolitan area's population.

You are now arguing that this is innacurate.

Given a choice between the Census and you, I am going to believe you. You are right, there are 200,000 punters gone awol so you can win some inane online argument.

Clonbhoy wrote:

There are still 200k people missing, shall I call the emergency services?

Probably the 200k that are too embarrassed to admit they are from the peoples republic of turncoats

roverstillidie wrote:

Yeah, I'm wrong because you think the Urban area of Cork is not part of or close to Cork City.

You total mutt.

The urban area of Cork is 200k. Where are the other 200k? Did you do geography in school or were ya too busy with an abacus counting the thousands of lads going to Morton stadium?