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Replying To GeniusGerry: "Yes we should apologise lads. Would hate the poor guy to be forced to do a Connolly and 'take time away' from the forum due to the words of a Kerryman. Sensitive souls, these Dubs" Lads insult each other on the pitch but what was said to McMahon crosses a serious line.
The people who defend the behaviour are as bad as the lad who said it. I would never back a galway player who did anything similar.
I suppose if you heard someone was suffering from depression youd tell them to get over it
galwayfball (Galway) - Posts: 1678 - 03/12/2019 22:18:52
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Replying To Themall1916: "What was allegedly said and were you there to witness this discussion? Was the discussion all one way or was it a two way thing?" I wouldn't repeat it but McMahon has talked about it in an interview . He didnt name the player. I would have.
galwayfball (Galway) - Posts: 1678 - 03/12/2019 22:21:10
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Replying To hamsterdean: "Lads dont put fingers in eye for now reason. Kieran has form for sledging. Probably just frustration kerry were losing" Was it Kieran who said it?
galwayfball (Galway) - Posts: 1678 - 03/12/2019 22:22:30
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Replying To lilylanger: "Perhaps ask Gerry....he seems to know everything!" I know a WUM when I see one anyway, that comes in useful on here.
GeniusGerry (Kerry) - Posts: 2105 - 03/12/2019 22:31:22
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Replying To galwayfball: "Lads insult each other on the pitch but what was said to McMahon crosses a serious line.
The people who defend the behaviour are as bad as the lad who said it. I would never back a galway player who did anything similar.
I suppose if you heard someone was suffering from depression youd tell them to get over it" Spot on.
It sums them up to be honest.
It was absolutely disgraceful and not a single 1 kerry poster on here has condemned it.
So don't be fooled by their fake niceties.
They don't deserve the love in they get from most..!
Fionn (Dublin) - Posts: 3724 - 03/12/2019 22:53:29
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Replying To galwayfball: "Lads insult each other on the pitch but what was said to McMahon crosses a serious line.
The people who defend the behaviour are as bad as the lad who said it. I would never back a galway player who did anything similar.
I suppose if you heard someone was suffering from depression youd tell them to get over it" ?? Didn't comment on the McMahon incident, don't like sledging and would not condone it. No idea what Kieran did or didn't say to Philly btw
GeniusGerry (Kerry) - Posts: 2105 - 03/12/2019 22:53:50
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Replying To GeniusGerry: "?? Didn't comment on the McMahon incident, don't like sledging and would not condone it. No idea what Kieran did or didn't say to Philly btw" Look it up
Fionn (Dublin) - Posts: 3724 - 03/12/2019 23:00:05
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Replying To galwayfball: "Was it Kieran who said it?" It wasn't.
My post explaining it was blocked yesterday.i didnt even hint at who it was, But it wasn't Donaghy.
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There is always a very subtle but edgy element to Kerry GAA, its apparent in a lot of other counties, including my own of course. A difference however that sets Kerry apart is that Kerry try to maintain a false image of maturity, and superiority, the god-given right, the divine right. Butter wouldn't melt. Always a plethora of false modesty and empathy for teams when they're winning, and excuses and yakety yak when they lose. I still remember the abuse and vitriol from 2001 when Meath beat Kerry by 15 points in an all-Ireland semi. To this day they still blame the white jerseys they wore on the day. Its a sense of superiority that likely goes back a few generations, but its also masked with huge issues with self esteem and image, and pock marked by insincerity. Its not real. When Kerry are winning all-Irelands everything is a-ok, when they're not winning all-Irelands the ugly head rears again. Im as interested in sorting out the issues of the GAA as anyone, and yes everyone else has suffered while Dublin got bigger, better, and richer and that isnt up for debate at this stage, but Kerry fell short this decade and thats just it. They got close but not close enough and thats not anyone's fault. Dont worry, youll be back winning all-Irelands soon enough, maybe one out of every 3/4 that the Dubs somehow mess up. I think 2020 could be a big year for Kerry, they play great football no question about it but be wary of wolves in sheep's clothing.
Young_gael (Meath) - Posts: 587 - 12/12/2019 14:48:01
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Replying To Young_gael: "There is always a very subtle but edgy element to Kerry GAA, its apparent in a lot of other counties, including my own of course. A difference however that sets Kerry apart is that Kerry try to maintain a false image of maturity, and superiority, the god-given right, the divine right. Butter wouldn't melt. Always a plethora of false modesty and empathy for teams when they're winning, and excuses and yakety yak when they lose. I still remember the abuse and vitriol from 2001 when Meath beat Kerry by 15 points in an all-Ireland semi. To this day they still blame the white jerseys they wore on the day. Its a sense of superiority that likely goes back a few generations, but its also masked with huge issues with self esteem and image, and pock marked by insincerity. Its not real. When Kerry are winning all-Irelands everything is a-ok, when they're not winning all-Irelands the ugly head rears again. Im as interested in sorting out the issues of the GAA as anyone, and yes everyone else has suffered while Dublin got bigger, better, and richer and that isnt up for debate at this stage, but Kerry fell short this decade and thats just it. They got close but not close enough and thats not anyone's fault. Dont worry, youll be back winning all-Irelands soon enough, maybe one out of every 3/4 that the Dubs somehow mess up. I think 2020 could be a big year for Kerry, they play great football no question about it but be wary of wolves in sheep's clothing." A spot on unbiased post..... well said.
Fionn (Dublin) - Posts: 3724 - 12/12/2019 15:48:11
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Replying To Young_gael: "There is always a very subtle but edgy element to Kerry GAA, its apparent in a lot of other counties, including my own of course. A difference however that sets Kerry apart is that Kerry try to maintain a false image of maturity, and superiority, the god-given right, the divine right. Butter wouldn't melt. Always a plethora of false modesty and empathy for teams when they're winning, and excuses and yakety yak when they lose. I still remember the abuse and vitriol from 2001 when Meath beat Kerry by 15 points in an all-Ireland semi. To this day they still blame the white jerseys they wore on the day. Its a sense of superiority that likely goes back a few generations, but its also masked with huge issues with self esteem and image, and pock marked by insincerity. Its not real. When Kerry are winning all-Irelands everything is a-ok, when they're not winning all-Irelands the ugly head rears again. Im as interested in sorting out the issues of the GAA as anyone, and yes everyone else has suffered while Dublin got bigger, better, and richer and that isnt up for debate at this stage, but Kerry fell short this decade and thats just it. They got close but not close enough and thats not anyone's fault. Dont worry, youll be back winning all-Irelands soon enough, maybe one out of every 3/4 that the Dubs somehow mess up. I think 2020 could be a big year for Kerry, they play great football no question about it but be wary of wolves in sheep's clothing." When Tyrone were beating it was all about bullied, puke football. When Kerry done same to Cork and Mayo it was all about laying markers and manning up .kerry supporters can be very patronising when winning but true colours show when defeated.
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Replying To Fionn: "A spot on unbiased post..... well said." Imagine what he'd say if he was biased!
GeniusGerry (Kerry) - Posts: 2105 - 12/12/2019 17:05:50
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Replying To GeniusGerry: "Imagine what he'd say if he was biased!" Well his post seems very popular.....
Fionn (Dublin) - Posts: 3724 - 12/12/2019 17:44:33
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Replying To cavanman47: "It wasn't.
My post explaining it was blocked yesterday.i didnt even hint at who it was, But it wasn't Donaghy." And how exactly would you know bud ?
catch22 (USA) - Posts: 2148 - 12/12/2019 18:53:44
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Replying To Fionn: "Well his post seems very popular....." A post full of sweeping generalisations, cheap shots and general nonsense about Kerry is popular on here... I can't imagine why :)
GeniusGerry (Kerry) - Posts: 2105 - 12/12/2019 18:58:14
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Replying To Young_gael: "There is always a very subtle but edgy element to Kerry GAA, its apparent in a lot of other counties, including my own of course. A difference however that sets Kerry apart is that Kerry try to maintain a false image of maturity, and superiority, the god-given right, the divine right. Butter wouldn't melt. Always a plethora of false modesty and empathy for teams when they're winning, and excuses and yakety yak when they lose. I still remember the abuse and vitriol from 2001 when Meath beat Kerry by 15 points in an all-Ireland semi. To this day they still blame the white jerseys they wore on the day. Its a sense of superiority that likely goes back a few generations, but its also masked with huge issues with self esteem and image, and pock marked by insincerity. Its not real. When Kerry are winning all-Irelands everything is a-ok, when they're not winning all-Irelands the ugly head rears again. Im as interested in sorting out the issues of the GAA as anyone, and yes everyone else has suffered while Dublin got bigger, better, and richer and that isnt up for debate at this stage, but Kerry fell short this decade and thats just it. They got close but not close enough and thats not anyone's fault. Dont worry, youll be back winning all-Irelands soon enough, maybe one out of every 3/4 that the Dubs somehow mess up. I think 2020 could be a big year for Kerry, they play great football no question about it but be wary of wolves in sheep's clothing." Spot on. And the reason I don't like Kerry supporters. Not all. Just the ones I've met and definitely the ones online.
lilylanger (Kildare) - Posts: 758 - 12/12/2019 19:12:24
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Replying To lilylanger: "Spot on. And the reason I don't like Kerry supporters. Not all. Just the ones I've met and definitely the ones online." Wonders if you had a Kildare or a Dublin shirt on when at these matches lol.
GreenAndGold74 (Kerry) - Posts: 194 - 12/12/2019 19:52:55
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Replying To lilylanger: "Spot on. And the reason I don't like Kerry supporters. Not all. Just the ones I've met and definitely the ones online." Won't be going to too many Kildare games so with Jack O Connor as manager?
oneoff (UK) - Posts: 1380 - 12/12/2019 20:18:40
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Replying To Young_gael: "There is always a very subtle but edgy element to Kerry GAA, its apparent in a lot of other counties, including my own of course. A difference however that sets Kerry apart is that Kerry try to maintain a false image of maturity, and superiority, the god-given right, the divine right. Butter wouldn't melt. Always a plethora of false modesty and empathy for teams when they're winning, and excuses and yakety yak when they lose. I still remember the abuse and vitriol from 2001 when Meath beat Kerry by 15 points in an all-Ireland semi. To this day they still blame the white jerseys they wore on the day. Its a sense of superiority that likely goes back a few generations, but its also masked with huge issues with self esteem and image, and pock marked by insincerity. Its not real. When Kerry are winning all-Irelands everything is a-ok, when they're not winning all-Irelands the ugly head rears again. Im as interested in sorting out the issues of the GAA as anyone, and yes everyone else has suffered while Dublin got bigger, better, and richer and that isnt up for debate at this stage, but Kerry fell short this decade and thats just it. They got close but not close enough and thats not anyone's fault. Dont worry, youll be back winning all-Irelands soon enough, maybe one out of every 3/4 that the Dubs somehow mess up. I think 2020 could be a big year for Kerry, they play great football no question about it but be wary of wolves in sheep's clothing." Good post
It's blatantly obvious guff
Painfully blatant.
But they seem ignorant to the fact that they've made an artform out of insulting peoples intelligence with their disingenuous and highly dishonest yammering yerra crap..
Really its as see through as it comes.
Nothing will ever take the smile off my face watching Gavin and the lads stuffing them for #5
:)
jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20600 - 12/12/2019 20:26:17
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Replying To jimbodub: "Good post
It's blatantly obvious guff
Painfully blatant.
But they seem ignorant to the fact that they've made an artform out of insulting peoples intelligence with their disingenuous and highly dishonest yammering yerra crap..
Really its as see through as it comes.
Nothing will ever take the smile off my face watching Gavin and the lads stuffing them for #5
:)" Memory of a lifetime Jimbo.... ;o)
Fionn (Dublin) - Posts: 3724 - 12/12/2019 20:58:37
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