1. I’d rather be a clueless cunt that a pointless dick!

2. Yes, you know more about Manchester United than I do, I know. Let me guess, the year we were established, the name of our stadium and the amount of money we got for a new shirt sponsorship deal? I told you before, reading wikipedia does not constitute knowing a lot about football. You’re reading of the Rooney penalty incident in your earlier post was laughable. Pundits, journalists, referees and (real) football fans were all in agreement that it was a definite penalty. The only people who disagreed were you and your chums from the Latin Club who think that the rules of the game change as and when it suits the Woolwich Ballet Company – the trouble is, they don’t!

3. I don’t have a sister! Even if I did wouldn’t have the energy to sleep with her given your mum’s insatiable appetite. Still, nice to see your adversarial relationship with the truth hasn’t altered!

It’s funny how my mother jokes are childish but a sister joke is your idea of sartorial elegance. Like I said before, you really need to know when you’re not wanted. Why do you come to this site? You’re not making any friends, you know.

Now, if exchanging these barbs with you is preventing you from selling crack, stealing Ford Focuses or stabbing 13 year olds with a kitchen knife then I am happy to do my bit to keep society safe but if not, then I am going to move on to bigger and better things – like giving your mum the elbow!

1. He’s a clueless cunt
2. Pat knows more about manchester United than he does
3. He sleeps with his sister

Brilliant! LOL!!!

http://www.jeu-de-main.com/

http://www.studs-up.com/2009/11/this-one-goes-right-to-the-top/

This is another instance that shows how badly video replay is needed.
When the stakes are so high and after two years of qualifying things like this can’t be allowed to happen.
It’s bad for football. It’s bad for sport in general

1. He’s a dick
2. Even she doesn’t like him
3. He’s a dick and she doesn’t like him

What has Keane’s view of “what goes around comes around” got to do with the points you are trying to prove previously in this topic. That was a reference to John Delaney and the FAI going back to 2002 and Roy Keanes treatment at the world cup. Did you support Keane’s stance back then? I’ll bet you didn’t. What has the Georgia penalty got to do with the opinion of Manchester United fans about a culture of cheating at Arsenal? It may be hypocritical of Irish fans but not United fans.

You’ve been caught contradicting yourself in this topic already and now you are asking people to believe that you think Keane is a legend and implying that you support his stance on the administration of Irish football. Stop bluffing.