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Horror Hair: FAI Chief Executive John Delaney

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Here’s John Delaney – one of the men involved in the hiring of Steve Staunton, btw – at a press conference held today by the FAI to bang on about the bloody injustice of Thierry Henry’s handball; Delaney asked that FIFA consider replaying the match, but there’s no way its gonna happen. No. Way. Lest we forget, FIFA stands for ‘Federation Internationale de Football Association’. Yeah, that sounds French to me.

The first thing that struck me though? Delaney’s comically bad hair, which is a copy of the classic Alan Partridge ‘sports casual’ henge:

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“Sunday, bloody Sunday!”

Question: if you have a full head of real hair, why sport a hairstyle that makes it look like you wear a wig? Mysterious.

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By Ollie Irish on November 19th, 2009 in Horror Hair, International football. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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5 Responses to “Horror Hair: FAI Chief Executive John Delaney”

  1. paddy says:

    he knows fuck all about football aswel

  2. mizman says:

    alan whats your favourite beatles album?

    “Erm… the best of the beatles” :)

  3. Georgie says:

    Looks likes Norman Bates mother wig.

  4. patlelion says:

    Irish !! As a french I felt almost sorry for you until I watched R. Keane against Georgia’s penalty (watch youtube)! how dare can you think one second of replaying the match and doing such harassment against T Henry who’s got the balls to admit it!! sorry but you lost it this time! just a farce! ALLEZ LES BLEUS

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