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Green Thumb/Red Thumb: It’s the week in comments
JUST WHEN WE think your comments can’t get any better, you collectively go and produce a week to remember. Read on. Be proud.
Brian O’Driscoll’s Late Late Show appearance inspired Darragh O’Brien to share this wonderful story about Ireland’s top tryscorer:
We debunked the most irksome phrases used by sports journalists and featured the word ‘ace’ above a picture of former England striker Emile Heaskey. Shane Kearney replied:
Either Cristiano Ronaldo or Zlatan Ibrahimovic will miss out on World Cup 2014 after Portugal were paired with Sweden in a playoff. Jason Naughton felt the tournament will miss out on more than that:
Simon Cox: Not available in Brazil.
Stephanie Roche’s wonder-strike for Peamount attracted worldwide attention and forced Paddy Murphy to reassess some sporting goals:
Davy Fitz is staying on with Clare for three more years [at least] and Dave Sherman is delighted:
Fiona Byrne has a nice solution to allow Roy Keane vent some anger after he was slated in Alex Ferguson’s autobiography:
‘David’ jumped in with this great comment after Independent TD, Mick Wallace was pictured in the Dáil in a Torino football jersey:
After speculation that post-match dressing rooms could become the norm in Irish sport, Tony Flynn shared this graphic recollection:
Former Ireland winger Shane Horgan shared his thoughts on Leinster v Connacht but ‘Kevin’ was more concerned with Shaggy’s hair:
Ipswich’s fans gave their opinion on Mick McCarthy and whether he would be a good Ireland boss. ‘dna30′ believes Mick looks like the former bar-tending legend from Cheers.
What has Ted Danson ever done for us?”
Captain fantastic? AP Photo/Alex Brandon
COMMENT OF THE WEEK
We spoke with football writer Sid Lowe about a Dubliner called Patrick O’Connell, who managed Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War. ‘Goose’ had this superb response:
Ever hear the story of the Irish manager who saved Barca during the Spanish Civil War?
The best Marty Morrissey Halloween costume you’ll see today
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