Rather than those fucking "everyone loves us underdog supporters" Oirish lot.
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Even as someone from Ireland, i find our fans embarrassing. At Euro 2012, our fans cheering and singing when Spain were stuffing us. It doesn't mean they are great fans, just that they don't really care if we win, and are there on a holiday.Top Londoner wrote:Much prefer to see the Welsh supporters get a run out.
Rather than those fucking "everyone loves us underdog supporters" Oirish lot.
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100% agree, hated the Green Army rubbish at Italia 90 and today , In the 80s I was secretary of a very small football club, most people in the area saw us and our game as a joke until Oierland qualified for Euro 88 and Italia 90. Then they were all fucking experts. I know people who actually believe that fucking inanely stupid "Ole ole" chant originated in Ireland.BFG4 wrote:Even as someone from Ireland, i find our fans embarrassing. At Euro 2012, our fans cheering and singing when Spain were stuffing us. It doesn't mean they are great fans, just that they don't really care if we win, and are there on a holiday.Top Londoner wrote:Much prefer to see the Welsh supporters get a run out.
Rather than those fucking "everyone loves us underdog supporters" Oirish lot.
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Yeah, anyone who has ever kicked a ball gets to play. In fact, even if you have a back garden, you can qualify by finishing 501st in a group of six teams.arseofacrow wrote:How many teams in the finals...78 or something?![]()
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I just don't get how you could be singing away as your team is being stuffed, regardless of what our pre-tournament expectations are. I think Fans like that don't really have any passion for the game, and are simply there on a holiday, and shouldn't be made out to be super fans.augie wrote:I find a lot of Irish supporters as embarassing as the next guy, but lets not throw the baby out with the bath water here and slate everything they do - I like the fact that they go to tournaments without expectation and ready to enjoy the experience for what it is. Nobody wants to see their country heavily beaten and for the fans to laugh at it, but at the same time we have to accept that we currently have the worst bunch of international footballers we have had since the 1970's and we have to adjust our expectations accordingly
BFG4 wrote:I just don't get how you could be singing away as your team is being stuffed, regardless of what our pre-tournament expectations are. I think Fans like that don't really have any passion for the game, and are simply there on a holiday, and shouldn't be made out to be super fans.augie wrote:I find a lot of Irish supporters as embarassing as the next guy, but lets not throw the baby out with the bath water here and slate everything they do - I like the fact that they go to tournaments without expectation and ready to enjoy the experience for what it is. Nobody wants to see their country heavily beaten and for the fans to laugh at it, but at the same time we have to accept that we currently have the worst bunch of international footballers we have had since the 1970's and we have to adjust our expectations accordingly
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Good luck and enjoy it nbnorthbank123 wrote:Biggest few days of the season for me. Can't wait for tomorrow.
Fucking sad really but just can't get excited about the foregone conclusion that is 3rd/4th place and CL knockout humiliation.
augie I know there are genuine fans of the Republic of Ireland , I remember considering myself one until the obnoxious Big Jack humiliated Liam Brady. I respect the genuine ones but the whole phenomenon of Jacks Army was built on people who knew fuck all about the game. The JCLs , the same ones who are now rugby experts because that game is now flavour of the month in Ireland.augie wrote:I find a lot of Irish supporters as embarassing as the next guy, but lets not throw the baby out with the bath water here and slate everything they do - I like the fact that they go to tournaments without expectation and ready to enjoy the experience for what it is. Nobody wants to see their country heavily beaten and for the fans to laugh at it, but at the same time we have to accept that we currently have the worst bunch of international footballers we have had since the 1970's and we have to adjust our expectations accordingly