The UAFC

big mervyn wrote:I stand to be corrected, but none of the boys I saw acting the complete ar$ehole yesterday had a yella flag. Their fleg of choice seemed to be the old Stormount wan.

I assume you mean STORMONT? StormoUnt is a street off Castlereagh Street.

To my limited knowledge, the yellow flag has been the provincial flag for quite some time. I wasn't aware that people saw it as controversial. I think your use of the word "recently" is a little misleading here. I could similarly say "This is a flag which was only seen at GAA matches...

[ Okay, I'm going to make this as straightforward as I can. It would appear that you are either very slow, or pretending to be very slow. In our province (Ulster), there are certain emblems which are seen as controversial. These include, but are not limited to, the following: Images of crowns The f...

Plenty of blow ins alright. I too saw the same Norn Iron with Union Jack fleg on a kid. And walking from the match some drunken idiot kept saying ( in reference to my SA fleg ) "Jamaica have a bobsleigh team ya know? What are your views on that?" which we duly ignored. Why did you bring a...

Under no circumstances is it permitted to throw any object onto the pitch.

Not even HWM? Damn it, I was reckoning from 3 levels up!

This could be very interesting. And open to interpretation. The use of threatening behaviour, foul or abusive language and the utterance of racial, homophobic or discriminatory abuse, chanting or harassment are strictly prohibited and may result in arrest and/or ejection from the Stadium. Any form o...

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As for all the other wallet comments, don't worry we're not interested as you don't have any Scottish pound notes. Scottish pound notes? And what are they worth? As this photo taken in Turkey a couple of weeks back shows, they are worth less than Bank of England notes and dare I say it, nearly as w...

Possibly Neil Best and an NIQ back rower? Part of bringing back a lot of homegrown players? Ruckover, please tell me you have posted this on the wrong thread? It was meant to be on Joke of the day? A very sick joke? But then again it could be connected with the plans to move the War Memorial Arch -...

Please note, I am not selling these - I am posting the link as information for those who have asked where to buy them.

http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/ulste ... /100973332

[quote="Snipe Watson"]P3 has probably got a good deal in France, everybody has a god deal in France. [quote] A GOD deal? Over here we think he's been one hell of a player - but they're going to worship him in Castres? :shock: I was impressed by his style of play in the very first game I sa...

You've got to hide your love away

Well whilst we are on the subject of flegs i thought i'd let u no that i will be down at the Red White & Blue shop (opposite Con Club on Lr N'ards Rd) tomorrow to see if their new stock of yella flegs has arrived & i'll purchase as many of them as i can. Still gonnna bring me 6 county Norn ...

That the St Patrick's cross, has bugger all to do with St Patrick and is a symbol created by the British establishment in Ireland and largely used in that context. From an Irish perspective therefore, there is plenty of room for someone to take offence if they so wish. St George's cross has bugger ...

big mervyn wrote:

moondance wrote:Unfortunately as it contains the Cross of St Patrick, certain members of Sinn Fein will find it offensive.

Where can I buy one?

It's used as a cross community symbol in Downpatrick.

Has been for years but last year the Shinners in Downpatrick objected to it