QuoteNah, we be able to charge a lot more than 14.99.Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Is this for real?
If we put them on the web-site for that price, they'd all be snapped up by Cork fans.
Is this for real?
Nah, we be able to charge a lot more than 14.99.
Is this for real?
If we put them on the web-site for that price, they'd all be snapped up by Cork fans.
I'm surprised it doesn't say "We Are The Champions"
Is it just another wind-up then? I couldn't find anything on the website.
That is so 2013.
Only because Pats got a draw in Oriel this year!
Easy to get onboard now that they're 2-0 up.
Even Shels fans have given up. I've moved my opprobrium to Athlone now.
DID YOU NOTICE A SIGN OUTSIDE MY HOUSE...?
Easy on there. In 2003, we won 2 - 0 at home versus Da Drogs in play-off final, first leg.
In the second leg at United Park, we lost 3 - 0 and stayed in First Division. And we had 2 goals disallowed.
The memory is still vivid and raw....!
Nobody knows us, we don't care
I know it's Maxi, but I'm still cringing for him.
I was indifferent about who'd win before, but now my mind is made up.
I've nout against either team, so no real preference really. I fancy Cork to see it through though; as they've done before on the final day of the season in 2005 against a Stephen Kenny side. The weather will be poor and Kenny is a habitual bottler, unfortunately. I just hope the weather doesn't ruin the spectacle.
The queue at Oriel Park for the extra tickets that are going on sale this morning.
Jim McLaughlin at the head of it according to Gavin from the Demo!
The queue at Oriel Park for the extra tickets that are going on sale this morning.
Yes, he was there. Presumably, picking up tickets for family or friends. Jim is guaranteed a seat in Oriel Park, and I'd imagine quite a few LOI grounds.
I'd say all of them, without question.
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We might squeeze him into Section O
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
All sold out in half an hour, unsurprisingly, with hundreds more in the queue. Sure we love the oul football. As mentioned elsewhere our attendance for our last league game of the season two years ago was in the region of 250.
We can but hope and dream.
DID YOU NOTICE A SIGN OUTSIDE MY HOUSE...?
The weather forecast for Friday in Dundalk isn't so bad actually. 12 degrees celsius with some rain and a light wind. What happened to all the talk of Ireland and Britain getting the blustery tail-end of Gonzalo this week? Was that just to be yesterday then?
Hopefully those 250 are there to enjoy Friday
This is partically correct, it was the last scheduled league game of 2012, however a week later 1,500 attended for the home leg of the play off v Waterford.
#DundalkFC - First Irish club to win an away game in Europe (1963), first Irish club to win points in a group stage in Europe (2016).
And a thousand travelled to Waterford for the 2nd leg when it seemed that we were going down.
I like the way there was a bit of extra space left over the word League just in case the word nearly had to be inserted later.
I was indifferent about who'd win before, but now my mind is made up.
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