Irish Team since the Fall of the Dinosaurs
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Re: Irish Team since the Fall of the Dinosaurs
O'Connell
O'Donnell
O'Driscoll
O'Bennett
O'Mahoney
O'Sexton
O'Zebo
O'Murphy
O'Brien
O'Casey
O'Callaghan
O'Dea
O'Conner
O'Donovan
O'Hara
O'Donnell
O'Driscoll
O'Bennett
O'Mahoney
O'Sexton
O'Zebo
O'Murphy
O'Brien
O'Casey
O'Callaghan
O'Dea
O'Conner
O'Donovan
O'Hara
BamBam- Posts : 17226
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Re: Irish Team since the Fall of the Dinosaurs
Declan O'Malley from 10 B.C. Cracking boot on him.
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You will win if Sexton is playing, you'll lose if he isn't...
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BamBam wrote:O'Connell
O'Donnell
O'Driscoll
O'Bennett
O'Mahoney
O'Sexton
O'Zebo
O'Murphy
O'Brien
O'Casey
O'Callaghan
O'Dea
O'Conner
O'Donovan
O'Hara
Fantastic team! And a great memory. I forget half of those lads myself, and I'm Irish.
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Brian Boru, Mary Robinson, Brian O'Driscoll, Mike Gibson, Mary McAleese, Samuel Beckett, Cuchulainn, Jonathan Swift, James Joyce, Finn McCool, Flann O'Brien, Paul O'Connell, Brendan Behan, Fergus Slattery Willie Duggan.
Political savvy, warrior-like tendencies, literary genius, the ability to drink any capital dry and a couple of decent ball-players...who could beat us?
Political savvy, warrior-like tendencies, literary genius, the ability to drink any capital dry and a couple of decent ball-players...who could beat us?
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Re: Irish Team since the Fall of the Dinosaurs
O Farrell?
Offiah?
OMG?
Offiah?
OMG?
Gooseberry- Posts : 8384
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Ah come on Captain...you always need a little smart ass sniper in there as 9. Higgins is your man. Bits a leg and never lets go.
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Can't beat the Hound of Ulster, I reckon - Higgins can warm the pine with Moss Keane, Willie John, Gay Byrne and Christy Moore, among others. It will stop all the Ulster supporters on the board from telling me that I've overlooked their players, as well.
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Re: Irish Team since the Fall of the Dinosaurs
Why are we all accepting the premise that the dinosaurs have fallen?
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Rugby Fan wrote:Why are we all accepting the premise that the dinosaurs have fallen?
coz................................coz David Attenborough told us?
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Has David Attenborough never heard of Phil Vickery?SecretFly wrote:Rugby Fan wrote:Why are we all accepting the premise that the dinosaurs have fallen?
coz................................coz David Attenborough told us?
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Stringer was around before the dinosaurs.
When he retires they're going to preserve him in amber.
When he retires they're going to preserve him in amber.
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Cyril wrote:Stringer was around before the dinosaurs.
When he retires they're going to preserve him in amber.
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captain carrantuohil wrote:Brian Boru, Mary Robinson, Brian O'Driscoll, Mike Gibson, Mary McAleese, Samuel Beckett, Cuchulainn, Jonathan Swift, James Joyce, Finn McCool, Flann O'Brien, Paul O'Connell, Brendan Behan, Fergus Slattery Willie Duggan.
Political savvy, warrior-like tendencies, literary genius, the ability to drink any capital dry and a couple of decent ball-players...who could beat us?
James Joyce was a hell of a player, but his teammates sometimes found him hard to read.
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True. Joyce was like a Fitzgerald kind of player. He knew what he meant but others hadn't a clue.
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captain carrantuohil wrote:Brian Boru, Mary Robinson, Brian O'Driscoll, Mike Gibson, Mary McAleese, Samuel Beckett, Cuchulainn, Jonathan Swift, James Joyce, Finn McCool, Flann O'Brien, Paul O'Connell, Brendan Behan, Fergus Slattery Willie Duggan.
Political savvy, warrior-like tendencies, literary genius, the ability to drink any capital dry and a couple of decent ball-players...who could beat us?
I'm presuming Rob Kearney is injured here?
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rodders wrote:captain carrantuohil wrote:Brian Boru, Mary Robinson, Brian O'Driscoll, Mike Gibson, Mary McAleese, Samuel Beckett, Cuchulainn, Jonathan Swift, James Joyce, Finn McCool, Flann O'Brien, Paul O'Connell, Brendan Behan, Fergus Slattery Willie Duggan.
Political savvy, warrior-like tendencies, literary genius, the ability to drink any capital dry and a couple of decent ball-players...who could beat us?
I'm presuming Rob Kearney is injured here?
He might be. But first they're trying to find him. He's usually to be found buried into the turf somewhere after a game. It's where he's most comfortable.
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Kearney's writing is shoite, he has no political acumen of which I've ever heard, his abilities with cudgel, sling, spear or sword are highly questionable and as a modern player, he'd undoubtedly spend too much time taking cold baths and imbibing isotonic drinks. What sort of player is that?
Seems to have forgotten how to tackle as well.
Seems to have forgotten how to tackle as well.
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Re: Irish Team since the Fall of the Dinosaurs
o' klahoma
was a cracking player, almost like a farmer with a brand new wife
was a cracking player, almost like a farmer with a brand new wife
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O'Kay - an honest player but not a great one. Not sure he should even have been on the bench - thankful he seldom made it off it for the 15 years he was a professional
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captain carrantuohil wrote:Brian Boru, Mary Robinson, Brian O'Driscoll, Mike Gibson, Mary McAleese, Samuel Beckett, Cuchulainn, Jonathan Swift, James Joyce, Finn McCool, Flann O'Brien, Paul O'Connell, Brendan Behan, Fergus Slattery Willie Duggan.
Political savvy, warrior-like tendencies, literary genius, the ability to drink any capital dry and a couple of decent ball-players...who could beat us?
I think Panty Bliss should be coach.
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What about Slàine (2000ad) ? He would certainly lead from the front and would put the fear in all opponent's.
Not sure his axe would be allowed though
Not sure his axe would be allowed though
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Panty would be a hyper-modern choice for coach, Guns. I can't see Cuchulainn or Brendan Behan, to name but two, treating the coach with appropriate respect, though.
I had thought about George Hook - also has or had a penchant for women's undergarments, knows as much about the game as Panty and might unify the side in horror against his 'old Blueshirt' tendencies.
I had thought about George Hook - also has or had a penchant for women's undergarments, knows as much about the game as Panty and might unify the side in horror against his 'old Blueshirt' tendencies.
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captain carrantuohil wrote:Panty would be a hyper-modern choice for coach, Guns. I can't see Cuchulainn or Brendan Behan, to name but two, treating the coach with appropriate respect, though.
I had thought about George Hook - also has or had a penchant for women's undergarments, knows as much about the game as Panty and might unify the side in horror against his 'old Blueshirt' tendencies.
Well if the two Marys are allowed in the team I think it is only fair.
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Michael O'Leary has to be coach - abrasive, challenging, insulting, goading, pompous, peevish and prickly.... all the usual traits of the best coaches in the world.
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Like your thinking, Secret. Can we have Willie Mullins as his assistant? A great trainer and team harmony would be just dandy.
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Connor McGregor just for the press conferences
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"Whah would ya do Eddie??? Whah would yeh f**kin' do, Jones? Ye'd do f**king' nothing! Yer all talk! You'd do nothing. That's what ye'd do - f**kin' nothing!"
Yeah...I'm liking the entertainment value of that, carpet.
Yeah...I'm liking the entertainment value of that, carpet.
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