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  • Exiled_red
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    Maybe he nicked Mo's shooting boots before he left

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  • Kenneth
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  • Buzzo
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    That’s some finish.

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  • Exiled_red
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  • spud_gun
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    That was outrageous

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  • Mark79
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    Starting to think it was us holding him back

    [ame]https://twitter.com/Liddellpool/status/1303409621839876096[/ame]

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  • fah-q
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    I love the Cork accent, the accent in Kerry is something else though.

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  • Angryred
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    Originally posted by sean_lfc View Post
    He was in a war zone, lost most of his immediate family in the Balkan wars, fled with his grandmother via the Balkans to Austria or thereabouts, I think going to Anfield to celebrate with the fans is for him about as easy a walk in the park as picking up clunge in Cork.
    Carlow's worse, Believe me!

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  • Irishnev
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    Originally posted by frank the tank View Post
    Yip. There's even a langer song.

    To counter though, if you put 'ed' at the end of most words, then it can mean pissed

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  • frank the tank
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    Yip. There's even a langer song.

    To counter though, if you put 'ed' at the end of most words, then it can mean pissed

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  • Zapater
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    Originally posted by Irishnev View Post
    Jaysus boy - I’d feek that beur

    Being originally from Cork and having gone to uni there the language is off the charts
    I had a good friend from Cork. He taught me all about the term the 'langers'. Surely the most versatile word around. Langerload, case of the langers, a langer, langered, etc. I'm lead to believe the turn of phrase of this nature isn't commonly used outside of Cork.

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  • Irishnev
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    Originally posted by frank the tank View Post


    All depends on what part of Cork you are talking about
    Jaysus boy - I’d feek that beur

    Being originally from Cork and having gone to uni there the language is off the charts

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  • frank the tank
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    Originally posted by sean_lfc View Post
    He was in a war zone, lost most of his immediate family in the Balkan wars, fled with his grandmother via the Balkans to Austria or thereabouts, I think going to Anfield to celebrate with the fans is for him about as easy a walk in the park as picking up clunge in Cork.


    All depends on what part of Cork you are talking about

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  • Buzzo
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    Originally posted by sean_lfc View Post
    He was in a war zone, lost most of his immediate family in the Balkan wars, fled with his grandmother via the Balkans to Austria or thereabouts, I think going to Anfield to celebrate with the fans is for him about as easy a walk in the park as picking up clunge in Cork.

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  • sean_lfc
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    Originally posted by frank the tank View Post


    so you think he went and celebrated with the fans at anfield???
    He was in a war zone, lost most of his immediate family in the Balkan wars, fled with his grandmother via the Balkans to Austria or thereabouts, I think going to Anfield to celebrate with the fans is for him about as easy a walk in the park as picking up clunge in Cork.

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