QuoteBoth to field ineligible players, both get deducted 15 points. Pats Champions.
Here we go 2 in a row.
Not who you think will win, but what you want to see happen.
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Last edited by Mr A; 22/10/2014 at 9:58 AM.
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Both to field ineligible players, both get deducted 15 points. Pats Champions.
Here we go 2 in a row.
Here on a technicality.
Not Shams anyway, so yeah it's all good
Good luck to Dundalk by the way - may the best team draw.
Last edited by Real ale Madrid; 22/10/2014 at 1:40 PM.
I want whichever team's fans got the least amount of premature champions tattoos to win. It's 1-0 Dundalk so far but I'd be disappointed if both teams didn't score a couple before Friday.
I went with option D. Meh! However, if I was forced to pick one, I'd go for Dundalk. Purely because I think they could do well in Europe next Season via the CL route, if they can keep their key players like Towell and Hoban.
It's the taking part that counts
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Come on Cork
Simply because I spent 4 great years down there in college - a loooonngg time ago but still feel a bit of an attachment to the place.
Founder, President and Sole Member of the Tipperary Galway United Supporters Club
Would love to see Johnny Dunleavy lift the trophy.
Read that quickly as John Delaney, Jesus!Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
On the game, not too pushed either way. Too busy thinking about the following week. Congrats in advance to whoever takes our crown though. (Slight leaning towards Dundalk, but wouldn't surprise me greatly if Cork do it, they seem to have the momentum.)
Out for a spell, got neglected, lay on the bench unselected.
I'd love to see John Delaney lift the trophy.
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
I'd love to see John Delaney at the match.
I wonder if he knows it's on or if he knows whose top of the table.
Here on a technicality.
Of course he knows who's top of the table. Chelsea.
The sad fact is our President attends more games, than the head of the association who runs the league. Says it all really.
Will be sitting in the Lilywhite Lounge this time tomorrow evening with a nice cold pint of Harp to settle the nerves. Can't wait!
Are city fans allowed in there tomorrow? Last time I was up there was in there and was good craic between both sets of fans
I doubt it mate with their being so many away fans
Kennedys across from the train station or any other pub on Anne Street (to the left heading away from Oriel past the Gardai Station) or on Park Street (next street past Anne Street) will welcome use
The Emerald is a lovely bar
I hope thats sarcasm!The Emerald is a lovely bar
Do not go down anywere near Bridge Street if you want a decent pint and no scumbags in the pubs
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