You say Northern Ireland would be better off going down and I agree with that and don't think we'll have much choice anyhow but does that also make it easier for them in terms of qualifying for the next competition. Is it the winners go into a play off?
I don't think it has been confirmed, but it is likely the qualification for Euro 24 will be the same as Euro 20, with the Nations League dictating who is in the play-offs.
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posted 1 minute ago
You say Northern Ireland would be better off going down and I agree with that and don't think we'll have much choice anyhow but does that also make it easier for them in terms of qualifying for the next competition. Is it the winners go into a play off?
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Always figured you as a southerner. Wtf you supporting Liverpool for then? You get a choice in Northern Ireland, not like the ROI where you have to choose man Utd or Liverpool at birth by lorded of the law....
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You say Northern Ireland would be better off going down and I agree with that and don't think we'll have much choice anyhow but does that also make it easier for them in terms of qualifying for the next competition. Is it the winners go into a play off?
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Always figured you as a southerner. Wtf you supporting Liverpool for then? You get a choice in Northern Ireland, not like the ROI where you have to choose man Utd or Liverpool at birth by lorded of the law....
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Didn't have a choice mate. My father is from Liverpool. Most people don't have a choice anyhow as they support who their father does. At least you did when I was a kid. My next door neighbour just told me she bought a Liverpool kit for her six year old son despite the dad raising him as a United fan, as his two friends, one being my son, are Liverpool fans.
My younger brother who is ten years younger than me was a Liverpool fan then switched to Chelsea when they won the jackpot.
So yeah perhaps you're right, nowadays they pick who they want.
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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posted 1 minute ago
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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I was just joking about the Liverpool Man U irish thing, just a silly observation.
I usually used to duck in, straight to the crisps and sweet cupboard to try and sort the munchies out. Under no illusions that they knew exactly what I’d been up to, despite my best efforts to hide it (completely being destroyed by making a bee line towards the munchy cabinet). Never had to do an essay about it, but did get grounded when they found some.
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posted 1 minute ago
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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I was just joking about the Liverpool Man U irish thing, just a silly observation.
I usually used to duck in, straight to the crisps and sweet cupboard to try and sort the munchies out. Under no illusions that they knew exactly what I’d been up to, despite my best efforts to hide it (completely being destroyed by making a bee line towards the munchy cabinet).Never had to do an essay about it, but did get grounded when they found some.
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It's exactly what I used to do. I used to wait until I thought they'd be sleeping, get all the munchies and not risk eating them there but bring them up to my room.
Fast forward a few years when I started drinking and I had the same idea. Once woke to my mother screaming about blood up the walls. I'd microwaved some tomato soup and staggered upstairs.
I was a nightmare in those days.
But yeah it's the same here as in Ireland. Mostly United and Liverpool fans.
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posted 1 minute ago
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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I was just joking about the Liverpool Man U irish thing, just a silly observation.
I usually used to duck in, straight to the crisps and sweet cupboard to try and sort the munchies out. Under no illusions that they knew exactly what I’d been up to, despite my best efforts to hide it (completely being destroyed by making a bee line towards the munchy cabinet).Never had to do an essay about it, but did get grounded when they found some.
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It's exactly what I used to do. I used to wait until I thought they'd be sleeping, get all the munchies and not risk eating them there but bring them up to my room.
Fast forward a few years when I started drinking and I had the same idea. Once woke to my mother screaming about blood up the walls. I'd microwaved some tomato soup and staggered upstairs.
I was a nightmare in those days.
But yeah it's the same here as in Ireland. Mostly United and Liverpool fans.
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Love it. My mates used have different tactics. One just openly smoked it out his window, in his room and held minor parties (downstairs room) even night, folks who were quite strict just couldn’t handle it and gave up, only to turf everyone out when he turned his stereo up at 2am. Another used to go equipped with eye drops to get rid of his red eyes and cans of lynx. None of it worked, just made it more obvious.
The stupid stuff we used to do
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I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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I was just joking about the Liverpool Man U irish thing, just a silly observation.
I usually used to duck in, straight to the crisps and sweet cupboard to try and sort the munchies out. Under no illusions that they knew exactly what I’d been up to, despite my best efforts to hide it (completely being destroyed by making a bee line towards the munchy cabinet).Never had to do an essay about it, but did get grounded when they found some.
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It's exactly what I used to do. I used to wait until I thought they'd be sleeping, get all the munchies and not risk eating them there but bring them up to my room.
Fast forward a few years when I started drinking and I had the same idea. Once woke to my mother screaming about blood up the walls. I'd microwaved some tomato soup and staggered upstairs.
I was a nightmare in those days.
But yeah it's the same here as in Ireland. Mostly United and Liverpool fans.
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Love it. My mates used have different tactics. One just openly smoked it out his window, in his room and held minor parties (downstairs room) even night, folks who were quite strict just couldn’t handle it and gave up, only to turf everyone out when he turned his stereo up at 2am. Another used to go equipped with eye drops to get rid of his red eyes and cans of lynx. None of it worked, just made it more obvious.
The stupid stuff we used to do
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The stupid thing about it is my father smoked so knew what was going on straight away. Like imagine what you now know and your son coming in. All that stupid shot we try isn't going to make a different.
Sorry for ruining your nations league thread DJ but I'm drunk and don't give a fuсk.
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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posted 30 minutes ago
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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I knew a club like that, one night I got booted out, my mates just went to the far end of the labyrinthian building they had opened the fire exit and let me in. Got a tap on the shoulder, ‘if I’m not mistaken I just threw you out 10 mins ago. Err, might have been my twin brother, he’s about tonight. Thrown out again. Let in. again by my mates. Was trying to down a shot by the time arms grabbed me and hauled me out again...
DJ not trying to ruin your thread, just brought up a few stupid memories talking to toor, apologies.
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posted 38 minutes ago
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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Which pub was that? Might see if I can get the work ones to go there next Christmas? 🤣
DJ not trying to ruin your thread,
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I think Nations League comments were done with by the time you pair of skagheads came along, tbf.
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I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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Which pub was that? Might see if I can get the work ones to go there next Christmas? 🤣
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Honestly I've lost count of the names of them nowadays but if I'm not mistaken it used to be Dempseys, on Dublin Road. We started off at a hotel down the road drinking whiskey and all sorts and went there for food, then drinks after.
It was definitely on Dublin Road. This was a couple of years ago so might have changed names since. You know how it is about there.
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DJ not trying to ruin your thread,
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I think Nations League comments were done with by the time you pair of skagheads came along, tbf.
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Well you've got the live thread. It's pumping again
But yeah I'm not the guy in the video, where he earns more in the bookies in one night than the bouncers. You know the video.
That's to Merry, you won't know what we're talking about DJ. Anyway I'm going to bed I'm wasted.
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posted 55 minutes ago
DJ not trying to ruin your thread,
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I think Nations League comments were done with by the time you pair of skagheads came along, tbf.
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I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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Which pub was that? Might see if I can get the work ones to go there next Christmas? 🤣
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Honestly I've lost count of the names of them nowadays but if I'm not mistaken it used to be Dempseys, on Dublin Road. We started off at a hotel down the road drinking whiskey and all sorts and went there for food, then drinks after.
It was definitely on Dublin Road. This was a couple of years ago so might have changed names since. You know how it is about there.
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Ah that would be Filthys now then. Harp Bar and even the Bot have similar set ups for sneaking back in 🤣
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But yeah I'm not the guy in the video, where he earns more in the bookies in one night than the bouncers. You know the video.
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Crosshatch 🤣
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comment by merrysupersteve (monitoring the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
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posted 38 minutes ago
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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Which pub was that? Might see if I can get the work ones to go there next Christmas? 🤣
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Honestly I've lost count of the names of them nowadays but if I'm not mistaken it used to be Dempseys, on Dublin Road. We started off at a hotel down the road drinking whiskey and all sorts and went there for food, then drinks after.
It was definitely on Dublin Road. This was a couple of years ago so might have changed names since. You know how it is about there.
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Ah that would be Filthys now then. Harp Bar and even the Bot have similar set ups for sneaking back in 🤣
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Yes that's the one! Absolute crap by the way. I'm more into a bit of live music nowadays. Bring backs the days when we can do that.
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But yeah I'm not the guy in the video, where he earns more in the bookies in one night than the bouncers. You know the video.
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Crosshatch 🤣
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posted on 14/11/20
You say Northern Ireland would be better off going down and I agree with that and don't think we'll have much choice anyhow but does that also make it easier for them in terms of qualifying for the next competition. Is it the winners go into a play off?
posted on 14/11/20
I don't think it has been confirmed, but it is likely the qualification for Euro 24 will be the same as Euro 20, with the Nations League dictating who is in the play-offs.
posted on 14/11/20
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 1 minute ago
You say Northern Ireland would be better off going down and I agree with that and don't think we'll have much choice anyhow but does that also make it easier for them in terms of qualifying for the next competition. Is it the winners go into a play off?
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Always figured you as a southerner. Wtf you supporting Liverpool for then? You get a choice in Northern Ireland, not like the ROI where you have to choose man Utd or Liverpool at birth by lorded of the law....
posted on 14/11/20
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posted 7 minutes ago
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posted 1 minute ago
You say Northern Ireland would be better off going down and I agree with that and don't think we'll have much choice anyhow but does that also make it easier for them in terms of qualifying for the next competition. Is it the winners go into a play off?
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Always figured you as a southerner. Wtf you supporting Liverpool for then? You get a choice in Northern Ireland, not like the ROI where you have to choose man Utd or Liverpool at birth by lorded of the law....
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Didn't have a choice mate. My father is from Liverpool. Most people don't have a choice anyhow as they support who their father does. At least you did when I was a kid. My next door neighbour just told me she bought a Liverpool kit for her six year old son despite the dad raising him as a United fan, as his two friends, one being my son, are Liverpool fans.
My younger brother who is ten years younger than me was a Liverpool fan then switched to Chelsea when they won the jackpot.
So yeah perhaps you're right, nowadays they pick who they want.
posted on 14/11/20
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
posted on 14/11/20
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posted 1 minute ago
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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I was just joking about the Liverpool Man U irish thing, just a silly observation.
I usually used to duck in, straight to the crisps and sweet cupboard to try and sort the munchies out. Under no illusions that they knew exactly what I’d been up to, despite my best efforts to hide it (completely being destroyed by making a bee line towards the munchy cabinet). Never had to do an essay about it, but did get grounded when they found some.
posted on 14/11/20
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posted 21 seconds ago
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posted 1 minute ago
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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I was just joking about the Liverpool Man U irish thing, just a silly observation.
I usually used to duck in, straight to the crisps and sweet cupboard to try and sort the munchies out. Under no illusions that they knew exactly what I’d been up to, despite my best efforts to hide it (completely being destroyed by making a bee line towards the munchy cabinet).Never had to do an essay about it, but did get grounded when they found some.
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It's exactly what I used to do. I used to wait until I thought they'd be sleeping, get all the munchies and not risk eating them there but bring them up to my room.
Fast forward a few years when I started drinking and I had the same idea. Once woke to my mother screaming about blood up the walls. I'd microwaved some tomato soup and staggered upstairs.
I was a nightmare in those days.
But yeah it's the same here as in Ireland. Mostly United and Liverpool fans.
posted on 14/11/20
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posted 12 seconds ago
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posted 21 seconds ago
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posted 1 minute ago
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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I was just joking about the Liverpool Man U irish thing, just a silly observation.
I usually used to duck in, straight to the crisps and sweet cupboard to try and sort the munchies out. Under no illusions that they knew exactly what I’d been up to, despite my best efforts to hide it (completely being destroyed by making a bee line towards the munchy cabinet).Never had to do an essay about it, but did get grounded when they found some.
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It's exactly what I used to do. I used to wait until I thought they'd be sleeping, get all the munchies and not risk eating them there but bring them up to my room.
Fast forward a few years when I started drinking and I had the same idea. Once woke to my mother screaming about blood up the walls. I'd microwaved some tomato soup and staggered upstairs.
I was a nightmare in those days.
But yeah it's the same here as in Ireland. Mostly United and Liverpool fans.
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Love it. My mates used have different tactics. One just openly smoked it out his window, in his room and held minor parties (downstairs room) even night, folks who were quite strict just couldn’t handle it and gave up, only to turf everyone out when he turned his stereo up at 2am. Another used to go equipped with eye drops to get rid of his red eyes and cans of lynx. None of it worked, just made it more obvious.
The stupid stuff we used to do
posted on 14/11/20
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posted 12 seconds ago
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posted 1 minute ago
I've told this story before but when I was about 14, I came home stoned. My parents asked me what was wrong with my eyes and I told them I was tired. I was then asked what I did with the money I was given before I went out. I'd spent it on some brown. I told them I got food with it. They asked if I wanted dinner and I said I was starving. I was grounded for two weeks and had to write out my History of Liverpool book from 1892-1996. Luckily it ended with us winning the League Cup.
The 95 FA Cup final hurt me the most. My father took me into town to buy the Liverpool kit and the whole day was gearing up to it, only for the boring game and then Cantona to pop up with a tame volley with players on the line making crap attempts to get in front of it. My worst time as a Liverpool fan, cried my eyes out at ten years old.
Anyway, I've had to much Guinness, brilliant for the cold nights but enough reminiscing.
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I was just joking about the Liverpool Man U irish thing, just a silly observation.
I usually used to duck in, straight to the crisps and sweet cupboard to try and sort the munchies out. Under no illusions that they knew exactly what I’d been up to, despite my best efforts to hide it (completely being destroyed by making a bee line towards the munchy cabinet).Never had to do an essay about it, but did get grounded when they found some.
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It's exactly what I used to do. I used to wait until I thought they'd be sleeping, get all the munchies and not risk eating them there but bring them up to my room.
Fast forward a few years when I started drinking and I had the same idea. Once woke to my mother screaming about blood up the walls. I'd microwaved some tomato soup and staggered upstairs.
I was a nightmare in those days.
But yeah it's the same here as in Ireland. Mostly United and Liverpool fans.
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Love it. My mates used have different tactics. One just openly smoked it out his window, in his room and held minor parties (downstairs room) even night, folks who were quite strict just couldn’t handle it and gave up, only to turf everyone out when he turned his stereo up at 2am. Another used to go equipped with eye drops to get rid of his red eyes and cans of lynx. None of it worked, just made it more obvious.
The stupid stuff we used to do
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The stupid thing about it is my father smoked so knew what was going on straight away. Like imagine what you now know and your son coming in. All that stupid shot we try isn't going to make a different.
Sorry for ruining your nations league thread DJ but I'm drunk and don't give a fuсk.
posted on 14/11/20
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
posted on 14/11/20
posted on 14/11/20
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 30 minutes ago
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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I knew a club like that, one night I got booted out, my mates just went to the far end of the labyrinthian building they had opened the fire exit and let me in. Got a tap on the shoulder, ‘if I’m not mistaken I just threw you out 10 mins ago. Err, might have been my twin brother, he’s about tonight. Thrown out again. Let in. again by my mates. Was trying to down a shot by the time arms grabbed me and hauled me out again...
DJ not trying to ruin your thread, just brought up a few stupid memories talking to toor, apologies.
posted on 14/11/20
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 38 minutes ago
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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Which pub was that? Might see if I can get the work ones to go there next Christmas? 🤣
posted on 14/11/20
DJ not trying to ruin your thread,
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I think Nations League comments were done with by the time you pair of skagheads came along, tbf.
posted on 14/11/20
comment by merrysupersteve (monitoring the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 38 minutes ago
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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Which pub was that? Might see if I can get the work ones to go there next Christmas? 🤣
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Honestly I've lost count of the names of them nowadays but if I'm not mistaken it used to be Dempseys, on Dublin Road. We started off at a hotel down the road drinking whiskey and all sorts and went there for food, then drinks after.
It was definitely on Dublin Road. This was a couple of years ago so might have changed names since. You know how it is about there.
posted on 14/11/20
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 50 minutes ago
DJ not trying to ruin your thread,
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I think Nations League comments were done with by the time you pair of skagheads came along, tbf.
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Well you've got the live thread. It's pumping again
posted on 14/11/20
But yeah I'm not the guy in the video, where he earns more in the bookies in one night than the bouncers. You know the video.
posted on 14/11/20
That's to Merry, you won't know what we're talking about DJ. Anyway I'm going to bed I'm wasted.
posted on 14/11/20
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 55 minutes ago
DJ not trying to ruin your thread,
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I think Nations League comments were done with by the time you pair of skagheads came along, tbf.
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posted on 14/11/20
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by merrysupersteve (monitoring the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 38 minutes ago
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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Which pub was that? Might see if I can get the work ones to go there next Christmas? 🤣
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Honestly I've lost count of the names of them nowadays but if I'm not mistaken it used to be Dempseys, on Dublin Road. We started off at a hotel down the road drinking whiskey and all sorts and went there for food, then drinks after.
It was definitely on Dublin Road. This was a couple of years ago so might have changed names since. You know how it is about there.
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Ah that would be Filthys now then. Harp Bar and even the Bot have similar set ups for sneaking back in 🤣
posted on 15/11/20
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 14 minutes ago
But yeah I'm not the guy in the video, where he earns more in the bookies in one night than the bouncers. You know the video.
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Crosshatch 🤣
posted on 15/11/20
comment by merrysupersteve (monitoring the situation) (U1132)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by merrysupersteve (monitoring the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 38 minutes ago
I'm just a nightmare in general and I'm 35 now. Last work thing we had for Christmas, I got thrown out of the same bar three times. Was standing drinking my pint, place was bunged. Set it down and noticed somebody picking it up out of the corner of my eye, turned around raging bull, as you do and before I could say anything, I was being led out. Walked out the front door and straight in the side door. Lasted ten minutes. Did the same again, lasted another twenty then gave up.
It's like they didn't even prepare for somebody walking out one door into the next one. Muppets
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Which pub was that? Might see if I can get the work ones to go there next Christmas? 🤣
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Honestly I've lost count of the names of them nowadays but if I'm not mistaken it used to be Dempseys, on Dublin Road. We started off at a hotel down the road drinking whiskey and all sorts and went there for food, then drinks after.
It was definitely on Dublin Road. This was a couple of years ago so might have changed names since. You know how it is about there.
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Ah that would be Filthys now then. Harp Bar and even the Bot have similar set ups for sneaking back in 🤣
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Yes that's the one! Absolute crap by the way. I'm more into a bit of live music nowadays. Bring backs the days when we can do that.
posted on 15/11/20
comment by merrysupersteve (monitoring the situation) (U1132)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 14 minutes ago
But yeah I'm not the guy in the video, where he earns more in the bookies in one night than the bouncers. You know the video.
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Crosshatch 🤣
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"say it one more time". "Your guddies are scrappers"
posted on 15/11/20
🤣
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