The Breakfast Debate
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He's too young for the Wallies, another fifteen years before he goes to the nursing home known as the Den
But at least the N.I lads won 2.1...
Get a look at the BBC NI video - holy sh1t. Probably be pulled at Dale Farm's insistance
Get a look at the BBC NI video - holy sh1t. Probably be pulled at Dale Farm's insistance
Link?
Get a look at the BBC NI video - holy sh1t. Probably be pulled at Dale Farm's insistance
We get NI BBC down south, I give it a look..
Milk Cup: Northern Ireland game with Mexico marred by violence
Ugly scenes marred Wednesday's Milk Cup Elite match between Northern Ireland and Mexico in Coleraine as brawls broke out and four players were sent off.
The trouble happened in the second half as Northern Ireland took a 2-1 win.
One of the Mexicans aimed a kick at the head of a Northern Ireland lying on the ground during the disturbances.
Mexicans Raul Monala Gudino, Carlos Arreola and Kevin Gutierrez were sent off with Northern Ireland's Robbie McDaid also dismissed.
The first brawl led to Gudino, Arreola and McDaid receiving their marching orders while Gutierrez was then red carded by referee Tim Marshall in the closing stages.
The second brawl broke out with some three or four minutes of normal time left and the referee opted to blow the final whistle when order was finally restored.
Marshall did confirm after the game that the result will stand and that he had not abandoned the game.
Victor Guzman put Mexico ahead seven minutes into the second half but substitutes Mikhail Kennedy [82] and Sean Mullan [88] scored late goals for Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland manager Stephen Craigan said that he had been left "disgusted" by the scenes and competition organisers are certain to launch an investigation into what went on.
Ugly scenes marred Wednesday's Milk Cup Elite match between Northern Ireland and Mexico in Coleraine as brawls broke out and four players were sent off.
The trouble happened in the second half as Northern Ireland took a 2-1 win.
One of the Mexicans aimed a kick at the head of a Northern Ireland lying on the ground during the disturbances.
Mexicans Raul Monala Gudino, Carlos Arreola and Kevin Gutierrez were sent off with Northern Ireland's Robbie McDaid also dismissed.
The first brawl led to Gudino, Arreola and McDaid receiving their marching orders while Gutierrez was then red carded by referee Tim Marshall in the closing stages.
The second brawl broke out with some three or four minutes of normal time left and the referee opted to blow the final whistle when order was finally restored.
Marshall did confirm after the game that the result will stand and that he had not abandoned the game.
Victor Guzman put Mexico ahead seven minutes into the second half but substitutes Mikhail Kennedy [82] and Sean Mullan [88] scored late goals for Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland manager Stephen Craigan said that he had been left "disgusted" by the scenes and competition organisers are certain to launch an investigation into what went on.
i bet you are now he is at one of your relegation rivals
So that's yourselves, Blackpool and the wendies, we should be safe so.........
https://v.cdn.vine.co/r/videos/3C24...p4?versionId=WmLKP0XLJG9a5B0.qbokhDjkgiz6As6Z
Sorry that's all I could find.
Sorry that's all I could find.
Nice one shako,funny how keepers allways get up for the action.
Mexicans are feisty little feckers anyway,just look at their boxers.
Mexicans are feisty little feckers anyway,just look at their boxers.
The Irish ain't too bad either Este...Mc Daid got sent off ...
Yeah I know,lol
Good on the lad at least he seems up for a fight.
.......**** stirring again TC..
It all kicked off last year when they played each other too!!
