Commonwealth Games Finals: Results

Your a tool.

I'm from the Republic of Ireland, they are from Northern ireland. Different countries.

Here's a map. I'll let you try work out where you're going wrong. Come back to me when you figure it out and i'll reward you with a nice little gold star...

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You should really get that chip off your shoulder, you consistently come across as an absolute wanker 90% of the time...

 

I predict N.Ireland will get 3 golds as well and I'm biased because I'm from N.Ireland......... :good

 

The way Rob goes on you'd swear it was an outlandish statement. A lot of the finals are 'home nations' matches so more than likely one team is gonna have less winners than the other, i just feel N.Ire have the stronger representatives in the final.....





So **** you Rob.

 

I think
England 4 golds
Scotland 2 golds
Wales 1 gold
N.Ireland 1 gold

 

I think

N Ireland 5 Golds
Scotland 2 Golds
Wales 1 Gold
England 5 Silvers

 

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NI-2 golds Barnes and Ward
England-3 Smith, Ogogo and Saunders
Scotland= 2 Johnson and Taylor
Wales-0

 

I predict gold for Barnes and McCarthy and the middleweight contests could be close, so three golds for Northern Ireland is not too unrealistic and it just might get even better.:good

 

And im off tomorrow

 

Even on a map, isn't that just the most beautiful island in the world.:thumbsup

 

Well that is impossible since one of Scotlands and N.I golds is against each other.

 

Put simply No!

 

We are hardly different countries, [maybe states would be a better word, or maybe not:nut], when generally our boxers fight as 1. I would be equally as biased towards a northern boxer as a boxer from here, so Rob would be right in my case

 

Good point mate:thumbsup

 

Yea ive had this on a previous thread, it was Northern Ireland being part of GB. Of course it isnt but in am boxing terms N.I fighters selected for the olympics would represent GB and N.I. As its a boxing thread im with Rob on that

It also means, as I've tried to explain previously that these games have been a huge success from a GB and N.I point of view. Rob McCracken, Richie Woodhall etc were specifically employed with 2012 in mind and the successes of the 'home nations', in particular England and Northern Ireland shows we are on the right track