St Patrick's Day

English (not UK) libel law places the burden of proof on the accuser. Accusations of unproved *****philia can prove very expensive indeed as recent legal history demonstrates.

Cerny probably can't afford the legal costs but if he could...

 

Cheers Ninesy

(Nice pictures Kilburn )

 

even this thread managed to go off topic, not to sure Patrick deserves to be a saint for getting rid of a few snakes.
its not as if he slayed a dragon or something

 

And I'm still waiting for an apology from swords

 

not sure if serious

 

Let a legal professional deal with it.

Don't overplay your hand.

 

its only a football forum mate

 

May well be, but swords has made a serious accusation and one I'm not taking lightly.

lets see who has the last laugh

 

I want to see this thread where you said your daddy touched your wee willy winkie.

 

It doesn't exist and in any case why don't you do one this is a Qpr forum

 

Won't someone think of the children!!!!!!!!!!

 

I do, shouldn't you be in bed

 

I am with yoooo mama

 

Oh dear, your making yourself look very silly

 

Another thread ruined by swords and some random troll

 

The very first reply to the OP was an attempt at ruining it.

Now who was that I wonder?

 

Tread very carefully swords, find the post where I mentioned kiddy fiddler, I hope for your sake you retract that comment and post up an apology or my legal people will be in touch.

 

Hope our Irish contigent had a good one.

Sank a few pints of the black stuff on Saturday.

Never quite get the indignant English reaction to the popularity of the day over here - it's cleverly marketed for certain but also encapsulates the Irish friendly and inclusive spirit.

Us English expect a similar St George's day but, in true insular style, expect a festival to leap up and slap us on the face.