They Think It’s All Over

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30 thoughts on “They Think It’s All Over

  1. Luke

    Dont forget to use all your browsers and to also vote in incognito mode/private browsing.

    C’mon Stephanie.

  2. Murtles

    Hopefully she’ll get the recognition she deserves despite the begrudgers including Mr Ivan “I’ll go to Wales cause I’m bankrupt but I’ll still take €74,000+ of the Irish taxpayers money each year because schure wasn’t I in pollyticks and now I’m on the radio everyone will think I’m a great fella” Yates.

  3. Healy Rae's love child.

    Are people from Ireland allowed to vote for her? Or can you only vote for someone not of your country like Eurovision?

  4. Mort

    The difference is RVP and Rodriguez knew where the ball was going. If Roches had bombed over the cross bar it would be like a million other “go for it” shots

  5. Custo

    As good as her strike was, Van Persie’s header is just ridiculous, and if it doesn’t win I’ll eat my hat.

    1. Mikeyfex

      The dive part of the header was surplus to requirements. He redirected a great ball from Blind with his forehead, which is right beside his eyes. Tim Cahill, on the other hand, smashed home a similar ball with his foot, which is quite far from his eyes. So I put it to you that that was the better goal and that RVP shouldn’t even be in the top three.

  6. Frilly Keane

    COYGT Stephanie!

    C’mon everyone. Vote early and often.

    And make that Blue shirted Spoilt Schoolboy YellowBelly Brat eat plop

  7. gallantman

    Comparing goals scored in the World Cup Finals with one scored in some local league match is ludicrous.

    1. Bingo

      Correct.
      If she scored the same goal at the highest level of Womens football, then it would be a fair comparison.

      1. gallantman

        Agreed. The stakes, the pressure, the crowd, the quality of defenders, speed of the game all need to be factored in imho.

      2. Continuity Jay-Z

        This. Context is everything . It iswhy this is the greatest goal ever scored
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wVho3I0NtU

        And this isn’t

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vmm-xCq4To

        Both almost identical in construct but one was scored at the absolute highest level in a hugely significent match.

        Roche’s goal is wonderful but it is not world class. The defending was pitiful. It is closer to training ground magic than Puskas winner.

        It is a sad indictment of the Irish that they’ll lose their shit voting for this and yet allow the political machine ride them round the place. Governing us is a doddle. Put up a pol thatl has Paddy bloodying an international nose or two and we’re there; demand accountability or change at home, Paddy is in the pub giving out about his dole or other people’s dole.

        We are a nations of morons.

    1. ahyeah

      It’s not really parochialism, Eamonn. I hope Stephanie Roche wins – not because she’s Irish (I couldn’t care less) or because it’s the best goal (is it? I don’t know… and I don’t care, either) – but because I think it’s mildly amusing to turn these wanky award ceremonies into a farce. I’d also like to see some scribbler from the Westmeath Examiner win a Pulitzer. It would amuse me.

  8. bagpuss55

    the only ”chips” she should be doing are the ones for her husband/boyfriends tea imo.
    god made adam and eve not adam and steve etc.

  9. Parp

    Such bandwagoning. I wonder how many people who voted watched any of the videos, let alone the one they voted for.

    Sheep.

    1. rotide

      Considering the 2 other goals were scored in the most watched television event of the last 4 years, i’d say quite a few.

      Run along now son.

        1. Mikeyfex

          You’d really wager that most of the 3.3million people who voted have never seen the goals. I’ll have some of that.

          1. Parp

            No. Most of the people who voted for your one just because they heard she was Irish. I’d say the majority of her votes were from people who never heard of the competition and who never intended to ever vote.

  10. Mr. T.

    She won’t win because we can’t get enough votes to counter the opposition.

    Get back to being miserable and oppressed.

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