- Peter Slattery managed to crack the logic behind Jeremy Guscott’s Six Nations Team of the Week:
Did Guscott use a bingo ball machine to choose this team? It’s the only thing that makes sense.
- Some sound advice from Mark O’Hagan to prevent Lance Armstrong from crashing in to any more parked cars:
If only he had cleared the snow off his windscreen, he might have been able to see where he was going?
- Chris Rea is grateful to Iain Henderson’s mammy for providing Irish rugby with such a physically imposing and versatile forward:
Still only 22? His mammy fed him well, beast of a chap.
- The VIP experience at Dalymount Park has yet to tempt JohnGunning, it would appear:
Nice one, but what exactly would a VIP ticket get ya in Dalyer? Priority queuing at the chip van?
- Micheal Mhac An TSagairt believes nothing is impossible for Sean O’Brien:
SOB loads round bails onto the trailer with no machinery.
- Swans and romantic walks in Glendalough on Valentine’s Day? Not when there’s a place in the All-Ireland Club final up for grabs, says Free Gallant:
Why does this all have to be on Valentine’s Day?! Off down to glendalough now to feed some swans and a romantic walk. Christ. Well I’ll record the whole of today and try and watch tomorrow. Any chance no more updates on the42?
- Not taking Jamie Heaslip’s injury very well, john connors calls for drastic measures as a response:
We should invade France over this
- Marc MacFhearchair sums up the mood of the nation after the week began with another memorable win for the Irish cricket team:
I can’t believe I’m reading this… Truly remarkable.. So so proud,, well done lads!
We really hope ‘Mystic’ Michael Lyons has some psychic powers:
It might get awkward though since the last time he will be on a rugby pitch he will be watching Paul O’Connell lift the world cup after Ireland beat New Zealand
- Lorcan Bosanquet wasn’t surprised by David Bentley’s impressive debut for Crossmaglen Rangers:
He was excellent at putting the ball over the bar in his premier league days too.
- Dead Ball Browne, we feel your pain:
They could employ my wife for a fraction of the cost. ..she misses nothing….
- And we’re still not quite sure if this is a compliment from Luke D:
Say what you want about Celtic, they may be average to poor professional footballers playing in a farcicaly bad league but they’ve get some balls