The Rotherham Irish

[redandgreen]

We had an icelandic flag and even a Nigerian one in the crowd in recent years so where's the Tricolour?
Even if you don't count Lee Camp ,who's been capped by Northern Ireland (and England!), we've got 5 Paddies in our recent match day squad; Kenny, Kelly, Green, Best and Frecks and one of them was even born in Ireland!

[kempo]

Can we say Paddy these days?..

Check with John2's girlfriend.

[redandgreen]

i can!

[Shark27]

Feel free to take one redandgreen. I personally would never fly/own/buy an Irish flag.

[jolly_roger]

Can we say Paddy these days?..

Check with John2's girlfriend.

He has a Chinese friend called Paddy Fields so he might get upset.

[ilikecarling]

Give it a rest yer wrong un. For starters camp ain't a plastic paddy as he he played for the proper Northern Ireland.
Where's the red hand of Ulster for King Billy kirk broadfoot?

[mikemiller]

Proud to be from a Rotherham-Irish background myself...great grandad was form Ireland (Co Mayo) - In Victorian times Masbrough had many Irish connections via Catholic Church, schools, clubs , etc, like most industrial towns and cities of that period . I'm not religious myself, but can understand the historical links... many of the Irish descendants (like in my own family) lived near Millmoor and became ardent Millers fans

[redandgreen]

Give it a rest yer wrong un. For starters camp ain't a plastic paddy as he he played for the proper Northern Ireland.
Where's the red hand of Ulster for King Billy kirk broadfoot?

Err... Broadfoot is Scottish

[mos59]

I went to a local school, St Bedes, then I went to St Bernards, good school. But I am catholic or is that wrong?

[millertop]

Whens that Argentinian one going to be put up?