Otis
Well-Known Member
Just think people are getting the context all wrong.
"Up the RA" by itself of course has one connotation.
"Up the RA" said by someone from the Republic to a mate who has just plumped to play for Northern Ireland and the bloke is trying to rib his mate about it, has a completely different connotation. Deegan was obviously trying to take the piss about McPake playing for the north when he himself is from the south.
Put it in it's entire context and you have a bit of a very big storm but in a rather small teacup.
"Up the RA" by itself of course has one connotation.
"Up the RA" said by someone from the Republic to a mate who has just plumped to play for Northern Ireland and the bloke is trying to rib his mate about it, has a completely different connotation. Deegan was obviously trying to take the piss about McPake playing for the north when he himself is from the south.
Put it in it's entire context and you have a bit of a very big storm but in a rather small teacup.