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Bertie gets freebie to Italy from FAI

This is a discussion on Bertie gets freebie to Italy from FAI within the Current Affairs forums, part of the General Discussion category on Politics.ie. Originally Posted by greendove Why is it okay to suggest on this site that an FF member is corrupt? It ...

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Why is it okay to suggest on this site that an FF member is corrupt? It would be considered slanderous elsewhere

Easy this one, the truth hurts and the top echelons of FF are corrupt and not one of them are prepared to sue anyone for slander, they know a loser when confronted and do not wish to keep the audience laughing in the aisles.
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Why is it okay to suggest on this site that an FF member is corrupt? It would be considered slanderous elsewhere

What's corrupt about stealing hotel towels? I'm sure Eorna has done it himself.
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Why is it okay to suggest on this site that an FF member is corrupt? It would be considered slanderous elsewhere
Suggest away, there is plenty of evidence of it, Lawlor, Burke, ahern, Haughey, Flynn (X2), Reynolds etc etc etc.
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Suggest away, there is plenty of evidence of it, Lawlor, Burke, ahern, Haughey, Flynn (X2), Reynolds etc etc etc.
Name one of them convicted of it.

The only one who you could justifiably say it about is Burke as the tribunal have already made this assertion. As the fellow might say I dare you to say it outside the house and see whether or not it would stand up.
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Name one of them convicted of it.

The only one who you could justifiably say it about is Burke as the tribunal have already made this assertion. As the fellow might say I dare you to say it outside the house and see whether or not it would stand up.
Incorrect, Burke was, and Lawlor was put in the slammer. All the others have admitted to stealing money from FF.
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Incorrect, Burke was, and Lawlor was put in the slammer. All the others have admitted to stealing money from FF.
Prove what you say....


As for lawlor he was tucked away for non-compliance with the tribunal. He was likely corrupt but never proven
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There is nothing honourable about the Ban.

There is no point in engaging in a discussion about the FAI if the best you can do is slander. I am not for a second suggesting all is perfect, but if you think the GAA who are losing money and have falling attendences, declining membership and playing numbers etc are better run, you are in cloud cuckoo land.

Todays FAI are a well run, slick organisation. Peoples negatives towords Bertie should not be reflected on the FAI in such flippant terms.
The FAI is run by a boring monotone numpty who got the top job despite his old man being booted out of the same job a few years earlier for dodgy financial dealings (no wonder they embrace Ahern).

Liam Mulvihill who was Director General of the GAA for 30 years until just a few months ago was an infinitely more competent, intelligent, articulate and ethical official than anything the FAI has ever dredged up.

Joe and John Delaney?
Bernard O Byrne,
Fran ********************in Rooney!!!!

As for the ban. is that the best you can do?
Of the four main Irish sports remind me which one is the only that is organised on a 26 county basis?

The GAA stayed strong in the face of outrageous odds up North.
What level of support did the brave boys of the FAI offer when Derry and Belfast Celtic before them were bullied into oblivion?

Bunch of Skobes fratrernising with the High King of Skobes, quelle surprise.

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As for lawlor he was tucked away for non-compliance with the tribunal. He was likely corrupt but never proven
I'm going for a pint to Howl @ the moon, the pub opposite your office, come over for a pint when your finished there.
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Know when your beaten Digout?
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Know when your beaten Digout?
Far from it, is you think FF are not corrupt then your very misguided, I just hope they are paying you well, you traitor.
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