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[Armaghtoffee]

Beats supporting Everton by the sound of it.

That’s isn’t hard right now but I’m hugely proud of the lads in the orange jersey.

How did your tea go?

 

[jazzy]

Armagh beat Tyrone in Omagh today. Albeit Carabao cup level for non GAA officiendos.

Still, this is winning at Anfield. 120 mile all in, not far I know but far enough.

Buzzing. Young squad, serious forwards but defence needs work.

I’m rambling but the joy of GAA. You are born into your club and county. No transfers. Just a better form of togger.

@Bluerover

I’m not doing GAA justice.

Pleased for you amigo even though I have no idea what you were talking about

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Delighted mate

McKenna cup and all that but you get it, going to their lair and taking a win at any level.

Hope you had a good one ?

 

[Armaghtoffee]

My lads just back from Liverpool.
He needed that break.
My arl fella would have had some proper chats with him that he couldn’t get out of as well.

Those ‘chats’ are life defining.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Pleased for you amigo even though I have no idea what you were talking about

You never watched Gaelic Football?

 

[Gwladysover]

That’s isn’t hard right now but I’m hugely proud of the lads in the orange jersey.

How did your tea go?

Lovely thanks. Grandkids treated it just like Christmas Day even put on some Christmas songs. When they got in the car to go home they were shouting Merry Christmas, neighbours thought we had lost the plot?.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Lovely thanks. Grandkids treated it just like Christmas Day even put on some Christmas songs. When they got in the car to go home they were shouting Merry Christmas, neighbours thought we had lost the plot?.

Just Brilliant!

Your grandkids will not only remember that but retell that story to their own kids.

Well done you x

 

[Toast]

All the best to you and yours mate

And you mate.
If you see Halligan, say I hope he’s well too..

 

[jazzy]

You never watched Gaelic Football?

No

 

[jazzy]

You never watched Gaelic Football?

Is it like shinty?

 

[jazzy]

@Barnfred 55 hope you are OK mate. We are all thinking of you on this difficult day.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

No

You should try it on Sky and see what you think.

Amateur sport but the biggest participant and spectator sport in Ireland. Parishes provide the teams for the County and that becomes elite level but always remains rooted to the club. In Liverpool wear your Club/County top out and won’t be long until you fall in with mates.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Is it like shinty?

Hurling is like shinty. Gaelic football is closest to Aussie rules if you’ve seen that.

 

[Sassy Colombian]

Armagh beat Tyrone in Omagh today. Albeit Carabao cup level for non GAA officiendos.

Still, this is winning at Anfield. 120 mile all in, not far I know but far enough.

Buzzing. Young squad, serious forwards but defence needs work.

I’m rambling but the joy of GAA. You are born into your club and county. No transfers. Just a better form of togger.

@Bluerover

I’m not doing GAA justice.

Happy for you @Armaghtoffee at least you have another team to make you proud!

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Happy for you @Armaghtoffee at least you have another team to make you proud!

Thank you Sassy

Hope you and family are doing well ?