FAO all Chelsea 'followers'

seaniemac wrote: Most Rovers supporters at WHL last year spoke about how they got on with the spurs fans before and after the game in the local pubs too. I don't recall hearing any anti-irish stuff at that game.

Ger, let me put it to you this way -
There's still a sizable minority of Nazi's in Germany today. Why are you staying in Berlin before the Euros?! Why aren't you giving out about them considering what they did to the world with their views, which to nazi's today are still relevant lines of thinking.
You are effectively saying any Irish person who supports Chelsea is an idiot simply because an element of their support are backward thinking Brits who still think they have an empire and rule the world. I would hazard a guess that every single club in Britain has supporters who think like that.

Long term members of this forum know you have this agenda against Irish people supporting British clubs. You are worst than Heather Mills here, you don't have a leg to stand on. You actually have a Liverpool tattoo on your arm so you've basically got one arm, a torso and a plank for a brain...and a small Mickey if you listen to the girls from college too!!!

heard a few fellas chanting something about potatoes at WHL for the rovers game but it was harmless , have been to millwall loads of times now and in the boozers around the stadium , loads of people heard my accent and no one said a word , they were just happy i was there cheering for millwall and i was in a rough part of the ground with lads lifted near where i was but it was all fine. been to chelsea and never saw a bit of bother , my cousin goes all the time and i never heard bad reports from him about anti-irishness amongst fans

Ask anyone over 50 and they ll tell you everton were the original irish team in liverpool with bohs as their feeder club in the 1890s.liverpool were founded by a member of the orange lodge.liverpool only started bringing in irish players ince the late 60s which coincided later with their successful period which explains their large irish fanbase.united and everton had irish players 70 years before liverpool so if the gerk is z liverpool fan i wouldnt be attacking chelsea

thebronze14 wrote: Went to West Ham against Wigan last year and we were in with fairly hardcore supporters near the away fans but didn't feel particularly bothered.They were directing all their hatred to the Wigan fans though! Been to the away end at the Den though which was pretty intimadating. Were kept our mouths shut in the way on the train because we were worried what the Millwall fans would make of our accents

irishmufc wrote: Ask anyone over 50 and they ll tell you everton were the original irish team in liverpool with bohs as their feeder club in the 1890s.liverpool were founded by a member of the orange lodge.liverpool only started bringing in irish players ince the late 60s which coincided later with their successful period which explains their large irish fanbase.united and everton had irish players 70 years before liverpool so if the gerk is z liverpool fan i wouldnt be attacking chelsea

Paul McGrath supports Chelsea

Saint Tom wrote: irishmufc wrote: Ask anyone over 50 and they ll tell you everton were the original irish team in liverpool with bohs as their feeder club in the 1890s.liverpool were founded by a member of the orange lodge.liverpool only started bringing in irish players ince the late 60s which coincided later with their successful period which explains their large irish fanbase.united and everton had irish players 70 years before liverpool so if the gerk is z liverpool fan i wouldnt be attacking chelsea so my mother's (51) family who are RC of irish decent who lived in liverpool and are all red will tell you that? absolute bs

absolute bs my hole!! I was talking about the Irish fanbase in Ireland not England and gave a 100% factual reason for Liverpools large support in this country which has only come years and years later. Its no concidence Liverpool didnt have Irish players for nearly 3/4 of a century and Everton did. Seen as the city of liverpool is one of the most ethnically irish cities in England, its no surprise thered be some families with Irish descent that d ve started supporting Liverpool but the majority of Irish would ve supported the club that was playing Irish players since the 1890s.


Edited by irishmufc - 10 Aug 2012 at 8:36pm

Landon Donovan wrote: Can we merge this with "The morally outraged anti- Irish thread"