So you are female Annabel and you don't like footie. What else is new? !!
Now, in my next post I'll explain the offside rule to you.
So you are female Annabel and you don't like footie. What else is new? !!
Now, in my next post I'll explain the offside rule to you.
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I love sport I watch alot of it, hurling would be my favourite to watch followed by football Gaelic of courseOriginally Posted by SteveB
So you are female Annabel and you don't like footie. What else is new? !!
Now, in my next post I'll explain the offside rule to you.
I watch tennis rowing etc all have competive excitment
Soccer looks like watching male models compete for hair gel contracts, 0-0 and its a good result, well not for the fans
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most friendlies are kinda boring,watched today's game and wasn't great..but enjoyed last nights game
looking forward to game vs Scotland and I predict 2-1 win !!
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pointless game yesterday. englerland properly didnt wnat to be there. someone made some money out of it i.e. FAI. need all the millions we can get
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And french.......Annabel its called football, and not the type ye irish use your hands for….
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Maybe you prefer watch women world cup 8.30 bbc 3.
you based your ignorant opinion of FOOTBALL on a end of season friendly. that makes no sense!
Trying to explain to a GAA fan that it's football also makes no sense,I find it's better just let them think their game is football,it works with the Americans,bless them all.
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No its been a long lingering destain don't worry I'm not that shallow
Natalie made me watch loads
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The perennial football versus soccer debate, how excruciatingly dull.
The fact is that Soccer is an English abbreviation of the term 'association football' and was in common use in Britain for donkeys years, until there was an anti American reaction against its use, similar to the anti Gaelic sentiments of a pathetic group of people in Dublin typified by the late journalist George Byrne.
http://www.theatlantic.com/internati...soccer/372771/
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