Project B6

[Percy McCarthy]

See, I fucking knew this would be bought up.

https://twitter.com/ProjectB6_/status/1637582675564175361?t=WYRSbb7QfOOGy2Djj9KFBw&s=19

I swear to God and I'm not joking, bang one of those things next to me and there will be blood.

You probably wouldn't enjoy an Oranger Order march either.

No, and for more reasons than just the drum

That’s a shame. I’m sure they’d enjoy having you come along.

[LeeB]

I wouldn't be able to keep my mouth shut

[Simon Page]

I wouldn't be able to keep my mouth shut

Flute player?

[ChicagoLion]

I wouldn't be able to keep my mouth shut

Flute player?

Baton twirler.

[Rico]

I had a thought about pre match entertainment. They could round up a couple of Zulu's of the Small Heath variety (shouldn't be too difficult as we all know they're everywhere in the city centre) and parade them on the pitch at about 15 mins before kick of. Then....release the lions (real lions of course) obviously being Zulus the lions wouldn't stand much of a chance , but it would get the atmosphere rocking.

[Rory]

See, I fucking knew this would be bought up.

https://twitter.com/ProjectB6_/status/1637582675564175361?t=WYRSbb7QfOOGy2Djj9KFBw&s=19

I swear to God and I'm not joking, bang one of those things next to me and there will be blood.

You probably wouldn't enjoy an Oranger Order march either.

No, and for more reasons than just the drum

That’s a shame. I’m sure they’d enjoy having you come along.

Unrelated, but I was staying at the Gresham in Cork many years ago, and was asked for ID in the bar. Seeing my name, the barman said it was nice to have a tourist from an Irish background who didn't go around announcing it to everyone.

This got us onto a brief conversation while he was pouring my pint about memorable guests that he'd served.

Apparently, a couple of weeks beforehand, there was a loud, very tall American staying there, who told him - without prompting - that he was Irish. The barman replied, "oh yeah?" and immediately the bloke said, "that's right, my grandfather was an orangeman!"

(I laughed, and the barman said "as you can imagine, that went down about as well as yer man who told the chef he didn't like the fry at breakfast, and could himself make him some pancakes instead." My drink now poured, I laughed again and asked what the chef had said: "Pancakes? Ye's not in fuckin' Dublin now, boy!")

[astonvilla82]

See, I fucking knew this would be bought up.

https://twitter.com/ProjectB6_/status/1637582675564175361?t=WYRSbb7QfOOGy2Djj9KFBw&s=19

I swear to God and I'm not joking, bang one of those things next to me and there will be blood.

You probably wouldn't enjoy an Oranger Order march either.

No, and for more reasons than just the drum

That’s a shame. I’m sure they’d enjoy having you come along.

Unrelated, but I was staying at the Gresham in Cork many years ago, and was asked for ID in the bar. Seeing my name, the barman said it was nice to have a tourist from an Irish background who didn't go around announcing it to everyone.

This got us onto a brief conversation while he was pouring my pint about memorable guests that he'd served.

Apparently, a couple of weeks beforehand, there was a loud, very tall American staying there, who told him - without prompting - that he was Irish. The barman replied, "oh yeah?" and immediately the bloke said, "that's right, my grandfather was an orangeman!"

(I laughed, and the barman said "as you can imagine, that went down about as well as yer man who told the chef he didn't like the fry at breakfast, and could himself make him some pancakes instead." My drink now poured, I laughed again and asked what the chef had said: "Pancakes? Ye's not in fuckin' Dublin now, boy!")

Them Corkys don't stand no shit

[ChicagoLion]

See, I fucking knew this would be bought up.

https://twitter.com/ProjectB6_/status/1637582675564175361?t=WYRSbb7QfOOGy2Djj9KFBw&s=19

I swear to God and I'm not joking, bang one of those things next to me and there will be blood.

You probably wouldn't enjoy an Oranger Order march either.

No, and for more reasons than just the drum

That’s a shame. I’m sure they’d enjoy having you come along.

Unrelated, but I was staying at the Gresham in Cork many years ago, and was asked for ID in the bar. Seeing my name, the barman said it was nice to have a tourist from an Irish background who didn't go around announcing it to everyone.

This got us onto a brief conversation while he was pouring my pint about memorable guests that he'd served.

Apparently, a couple of weeks beforehand, there was a loud, very tall American staying there, who told him - without prompting - that he was Irish. The barman replied, "oh yeah?" and immediately the bloke said, "that's right, my grandfather was an orangeman!"

(I laughed, and the barman said "as you can imagine, that went down about as well as yer man who told the chef he didn't like the fry at breakfast, and could himself make him some pancakes instead." My drink now poured, I laughed again and asked what the chef had said: "Pancakes? Ye's not in fuckin' Dublin now, boy!")

Love that.

[Rory]

See, I fucking knew this would be bought up.

https://twitter.com/ProjectB6_/status/1637582675564175361?t=WYRSbb7QfOOGy2Djj9KFBw&s=19

I swear to God and I'm not joking, bang one of those things next to me and there will be blood.

You probably wouldn't enjoy an Oranger Order march either.

No, and for more reasons than just the drum

That’s a shame. I’m sure they’d enjoy having you come along.

Unrelated, but I was staying at the Gresham in Cork many years ago, and was asked for ID in the bar. Seeing my name, the barman said it was nice to have a tourist from an Irish background who didn't go around announcing it to everyone.

This got us onto a brief conversation while he was pouring my pint about memorable guests that he'd served.

Apparently, a couple of weeks beforehand, there was a loud, very tall American staying there, who told him - without prompting - that he was Irish. The barman replied, "oh yeah?" and immediately the bloke said, "that's right, my grandfather was an orangeman!"

(I laughed, and the barman said "as you can imagine, that went down about as well as yer man who told the chef he didn't like the fry at breakfast, and could himself make him some pancakes instead." My drink now poured, I laughed again and asked what the chef had said: "Pancakes? Ye's not in fuckin' Dublin now, boy!")

Love that.

I love Dublin, but the suspicion and contempt many people from the South West in particular feel towards 'the big city' always makes me laugh.

Anyway, sorry for the digression.

[Risso]

I love Dublin, but the suspicion and contempt many people from the South West in particular feel towards 'the big city' always makes me laugh.

Anyway, sorry for the digression.

Culchies, eh?

(I hope that's not offensive, I had a girlfriend in Dublin once who used to say it all the time)

[dave shelley]

Culchies vs Jackeens.

[Rory]

I love Dublin, but the suspicion and contempt many people from the South West in particular feel towards 'the big city' always makes me laugh.

Anyway, sorry for the digression.

Culchies, eh?

(I hope that's not offensive, I had a girlfriend in Dublin once who used to say it all the time)

And that kind of thing may be why there is such suspicion and contempt. Feckin jackeens 😉

Edit: Dave beat me to it

[Brazilian Villain]

New banner planned for next season. https://twitter.com/ALife1874/status/1673283281238867968

[Risso]

Ha ha, just caught up with that this morning. Bizarre.

[Ads]

As ever I see people discussing the thing on Twitter but never what the thing actually is. I'm old.