We’re not Brasil we’re Tuaisceart Éireann

Super win for Northern Ireland, O'Neill is doing a great job.

FrankosHereNow wrote: GUFC_Andy wrote: 2-0 up. If that was us playing azerbaijan it would still be 0-0 at HT How exactly?

2-0 up.

If that was us playing azerbaijan it would still be 0-0 at HT

I'm not expecting many goals in this game tonight, I've watched the Azeri's a few times of late (betting purposes) and they're extremely well organized for such a limited team.

Edited by Green Devil - 11 Nov 2016 at 12:35pm

FrankosHereNow wrote: Roberto Baggio wrote: I think Byrno will get a first scorer-correct score double tonight in the NI v Azerbaijan game.     He will reveal his scorer selection shortly after the first goal and his final score selection at around 21:40 this evening. He'll then buy everybody in his favourite bar in Paris a drink with his winnings, despite being in another country at the time. Paddy Power will then pay him a €10K bonus on his winnings despite having an invalid double.

SByrne24 wrote: Territorial wrote: SByrne24 wrote: Good Luck to Azerbaijan in the North of Ireland in Irelands second city Belfast tomorrow evening  "You don't want this f**king argument with me. I'd advise you not to have it." Go honour your fallen, reemember all the innocent men women and children who were murrdered on the streets of Belfast and the North of Ireland don't forget the MP that was allowed to die either due to the British. Hopefully Azerbaijan ruin the honouring of murderers Reaching out to the nationalist community, it appears to be going well, I wonder how Liam Boyce will feel hailing from West Belfast...

I think Byrno will get a first scorer-correct score double tonight in the NI v Azerbaijan game.

Territorial wrote: SByrne24 wrote: Good Luck to Azerbaijan in the North of Ireland in Irelands second city Belfast tomorrow evening  "You don't want this f**king argument with me. I'd advise you not to have it."

Go honour your fallen, reemember all the innocent men women and children who were
murrdered on the streets of Belfast and the North of Ireland don't forget the MP that was allowed to die either due to the British. Hopefully Azerbaijan ruin the honouring of murderers

Reaching out to the nationalist community, it appears to be going well, I wonder how Liam Boyce will feel hailing from West Belfast...

Edited by SByrne24 - 11 Nov 2016 at 8:02am

Territorial wrote: irishmufc wrote: What's the point of referencing the Enniskillen bombing to me? Even if that atrocity didn't happen, Unionists would want to participate in the poppy commerations anyway. Maybe, but Enniskillen made it more sensitive for more people - same as eg Bloody Sunday does for Nationalists in differing circumstances. irishmufc wrote: I'm just making the point that if the IFA want to present themselves as inclusive to encourage future generations of players and supporters from nationalist backgrounds, it would have been better to not get involved given the light it would throw on them, especially the Pro-British armed forces context that is now associated with. But I do take Floreat's point that the IFA might've got a bit of grief. Mayve from more hardline circles by not enquiring or looking into it at least. They couldn't be seen to be keeping silent when Scotland and England were taking a stand in defence of the poppy commemorations. Of course they do. But look at it this way. Had they done nothing whatever to acknowledge the date, when Eng/Scot/Wales were, as most GB clubs had done the previous week, and with all the attention this has received in the run-up to the game, then this would unquestionably have been seen as a deliberate snub to one section of their support. And they'd have got pelters for it from every "Loyalist" politician chasing a headline (i.e. all of them). In the end, they sought a middle ground, and the fact that Wales has emulated that line suggests to me they've got it about right. irishmufc wrote: It might've been better to enquire with FIFA but behind closed doors. Not practical. They were asked by journos what they were doing about Armistice Day. "Nothing" would have been a terrible answer, since it would have lead to all sorts of headlines about IFA callousness etc. irishmufc wrote: Anyway wish us luck in Vienna for Saturday "Vienna"? It means nothing to me...

Enniskillen obviously made it more sensitive but again you're needlessly introducing an emotive argument into my original point on the IFA's wisdom on this.

But again, it would've been a case of damned if they did and if they didn't.

Oh Vienna!! Great tune ;)

But we both know Vienna means more than nothing to you, as you'd love to see us lose anyway. The feeling is mutual.

I fancy ye feckers to win 1-0 tomorrow.