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Post by whyohwhy on Apr 20, 2006 8:45:18 GMT
Well, how about it?
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Post by therock67 on Apr 20, 2006 9:00:35 GMT
Much as I'd like to vote for Dublin or the parish, nothing would please me more than Celtic winning the champions league.
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Post by eamo on Apr 20, 2006 9:12:07 GMT
I voted for the five-in-a-row. I am still recovering after 1994 when we won Connacht. Imagine if we won the All Ireland, not once but five times?
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Post by bandage on Apr 20, 2006 9:45:20 GMT
Wexford comes first for me. Winning one All Ireland in a row would mean more to me than any of the other options - never mind 5. I was too young to really appreciate 1996. But I literally have never been happier than when I was after the last gasp defeat of Kilkenny in 2004 and the on pitch stuff after it. Magic.
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Post by whyohwhy on Apr 20, 2006 9:52:42 GMT
I'm a 5-in-a-row voter too. Especially since we were robbed of it by the 'push-in-the-back' Seamus Darby Goal i 82.
We are the only county with 2 four-in-a-rows, admittedly the first was 1929-1932. But the second was 1978-1981 before immortality was robbed from the greatest GAA team to ever grace a pitch!
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Post by stickywithoutjam on Apr 20, 2006 10:44:23 GMT
What about the cynicism of Kerry bringing on a limping Pat Spillane being brought on to get his All-Ireland medal? Such disrespect is not called for in GAA. The Hound of Ulster would be distraught....I haven't forgiven you Ardee!!
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Post by whyohwhy on Apr 20, 2006 11:25:44 GMT
What about the cynicism of Kerry bringing on a limping Pat Spillane being brought on to get his All-Ireland medal? Such disrespect is not called for in GAA. The Hound of Ulster would be distraught....I haven't forgiven you Ardee!! Pat Spillane: second greatest living GAA person ever (second only to the Great Mick O'Dwyer). Spillane: 8 All-ireland Medals and 10 All-Stars. A limping Pat is better than 90% of fit forwards |
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Post by ironbar1690 on Jul 7, 2006 14:34:12 GMT
with the UVF , of course  |
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