Going to Windsor Park tomorrow night

Originally Posted by bobbledinho

Decent result. Could have done with lafferty on from the start.

Good result. Think Lafferty is better coming off the bench with fresh legs tbh. Have to remember it was Italy - people being disappointed with the result ffs.

Originally Posted by wee man

Good result. Think Lafferty is better coming off the bench with fresh legs tbh. Have to remember it was Italy - people being disappointed with the result ffs.

4 points from those opening two fixtures is a great start to the campaign. A win on Tuesday and we'll have put ourselves in amongst it.

Edit: Serbia losing to Estonia won't have done us any harm.

Originally Posted by wee man

Good result. Think Lafferty is better coming off the bench with fresh legs tbh. Have to remember it was Italy - people being disappointed with the result ffs.

Lafferty ? shouldn't he be playing for the other side ??

Originally Posted by M-13

Lafferty ? shouldn't he be playing for the other side ??

Italy?

Originally Posted by bobbledinho

Italy?

Er, no the republic ??

Originally Posted by M-13

Er, no the republic ??

Why so?

Originally Posted by bobbledinho

Why so?

Lafferty sounds like an Irish name ? possibly a catholic ?

Originally Posted by M-13

Lafferty sounds like an Irish name ? possibly a catholic ?

They're allowed to play for us too. Neil Lennon was an exception because he was/is very £#%&!ing ugly. Lafferty plays for Rangers but I'm not entirely sure of his family background.

Originally Posted by M-13

Lafferty sounds like an Irish name ? possibly a catholic ?

His first name's Kyle. Ian Paisley's middle name is Kyle. QED

Originally Posted by bobbledinho

They're allowed to play for us too. Neil Lennon was an exception because he was/is very £#%&!ing ugly. Lafferty plays for Rangers but I'm not entirely sure of his family background.

Yes, I know but never understood why they'd want to.

Martin O Neil was another ??

Originally Posted by M-13

Yes, I know but never understood why they'd want to.

Martin O Neil was another ??

Because they played for the schoolboys team, and because it's where they grew up. Plus footballers probably don't give much of a £#%&! about politics

They consider themselves Northern Irish, the British/Irish thing doesn't really come into it.

Originally Posted by bobbledinho

They're allowed to play for us too. Neil Lennon was an exception because he was/is very £#%&!ing ugly. Lafferty plays for Rangers but I'm not entirely sure of his family background.

Dont forget Lennon was a Catholic who had the cheek to play for Celtic while turning out for his country and thats why he got grief, just like Anton Rogan the pair of cheeky £#%&!ers.

Originally Posted by dinger

Dont forget Lennon was a Catholic who had the cheek to play for Celtic while turning out for his country and thats why he got grief, just like Anton Rogan the pair of cheeky £#%&!ers.

Niall McGinn plays for both now without so much as a boo.
Glad things have changed.

and again

Originally Posted by wee man

and again

hope it's poland you're playing enjoyed the prematch entertainment the last time, bonus points if you're on the end of a good shoeing.

Originally Posted by rebelcountyred

hope it's poland you're playing enjoyed the prematch entertainment the last time, bonus points if you're on the end of a good shoeing.

cheers mate.

Replay the game

Originally Posted by rebelcountyred

hope it's poland you're playing enjoyed the prematch entertainment the last time, bonus points if you're on the end of a good shoeing.

can't believe they've been invited to play us in Dublin in may. If it's a qualifier then fair enough but for a friendly? suppose, there's never been trouble at lansdowne before though.

Originally Posted by Fuzzy Dunlop

can't believe they've been invited to play us in Dublin in may. If it's a qualifier then fair enough but for a friendly? suppose, there's never been trouble at lansdowne before though.

no trouble in dublin, orangemen welcome, especially wee sly ones.

Originally Posted by rebelcountyred

no trouble in dublin, orangemen welcome, especially wee sly ones.

They're just as welcome as anyone else tbf, I'm just surprised they'd arrange a friendly.