My fellow Irish festivalers

[tylerdurden]

you have no possible idea how close i was to posting up a youtube of tht, i just couldnt be arsed at the time

LMAO

15 quid and a cider/special brew(saying ur a scouse )

Edited June 16, 2009 by tylerdurden

[glastofreak]

Why are there so many Wolves flags at Glastonbury? As a Wolves fan myself I have no idea and nether does the main Wolves forum. Feel free to add your own idea as to why but I am sorry but I will not be offended by what you add. Sorry I will not be wearing colours or carring a flag in respect of Langdale not being at this years bash.

[Spungy]

never really understand why people refer to those down south as paddy's....

if it was after st.patrick, i dont understand, as he was born in the north, and hated southerners, its funny its kinda forgotten, had to explain to an american why it isnt celebrated over here....he was in complete shock

one week!

[Spungy]

People wear football jerseys every day of the week... Why not a festival..

Edited June 17, 2009 by Spungy

[b26354]

Leave the tricolors & assorted paddywhackery at home for one year please.

Let the Kiwi's, Aussies, Welsh, Scots & the geezer with the Wolves flag make arses of themselves this year.

That is all.

[Wooderson]

Get out of it Wooderson..heres me and the lads at glasters lasy year..great CRAIC so it was..

[Rolf Harris]

i dont have a problem with kids wearing them but its not really suitable attire for grown ups at a festival

Edited June 17, 2009 by Rolf Harris

[barnaby cringle]

Thanks for the support mate. This seems heartfelt unlike the other cretin mouthing off bout religious beliefs.

But can you not go 5 blinking days without the flag? Its a music festival. Please.

[Man drew]

Who was "mouthing off" about religious beliefs? If that was aimed at me, I was merely using it as an example of something one could be proud of. Surely the inclusion of me being proud of being an argumentative little gobshite would scream out that maybe my tongue was lodged firmly in my cheek.

I really don't get all this snobbery when it comes to what people wear at Glastonbury, why shouldn't we be able to wear our football shirts? Glastonbury SHOULD be a place where all stereotypes are thrown out. We're all there for the same reason, to have a f**king good party. If I choose to do that in a Tutu, a loin cloth, a gimp suit, my Aston Villa shirt or completely stark-bollock-f**king-naked then so be it. As long as I hurt nobody by doing so, what is the big issue? I mean, I couldn't possibly be a decent human being, I'm wearing a f**king football shirt.

[barnaby cringle]

It is only acceptable to wear a football top if you are:

A ) Playing football

B ) Under 15

Why any grown man would spend £50 on a polyester top with a 1 year self life is beyond me.

[barnaby cringle]

You go girl

[barnaby cringle]

Tell him he'll be haunted in his tent by 39 dead italians if he wears it.

Happy to help.

[The Shings]

It is only acceptable to wear a football top if you are:

A ) Playing football

B ) Under 15

Why any grown man would spend £50 on a polyester top with a 1 year self life is beyond me.

[billyfenlon]

Im sure any football fan would wonder why you would want to spend £180 to walk round a muddy field...

[Toilet Duck]

tbh its quite embarrassing that so many people feel the need to run around with tricolours constantly.

it would be ok if it was irish people, but you have scottish people running around thinking they are gerry adams.

please leave it at home. why not bring a county flag etc

[Johnthebar]

Is a county one ok to aid in finding tent?or is it just as bad?....as most flags be they tri-colour, ni, union jack, welsh, scot are all in abundance and hard to find a flag to help find tent, county ones help i think