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max power
09/03/2004, 2:41 PM
i thought it wouldn't take long for macy's other half so dig his way out of the hole he crawled into.......yes rugby, gaelic, basketball tec...have i come against you by any chance ???

Macy
09/03/2004, 2:44 PM
Spelled out "New to this eL 5-a-side lark".

FFS :rolleyes:

SÓC
09/03/2004, 3:08 PM
Careful now guys, ye'll have too many injuries after the Longofrd Derby to take on anyone if this keeps up.

max power
09/03/2004, 3:17 PM
well said..........a report of the flancare derby will appear in the coming weeks on crime line !!!

Xlex
09/03/2004, 3:21 PM
I remember ya buying red asics football boots to match your red trim on the Ballinalee jersey...:rolleyes:

clash with your red hair tho...

max power
09/03/2004, 3:23 PM
i still have them boots some where, sad if you remember me buying boots, were you stalking me at the time ???

Xlex
09/03/2004, 3:29 PM
Originally posted by max power
i still have them boots some where

that's right, they didn't do much...

you could play a bit of basketball all the same

max power
09/03/2004, 3:34 PM
stop talking from behind a user name and if you have anything to say, pm me......

i played for me school, club and county so i don't need to justify myself to you....

btw, only played a little basketball.....

Colm
09/03/2004, 3:50 PM
Originally posted by SÓC
Well how about a match when City play De Town at the start of April?
Surely we'll be too busy getting locked?!

If we were sober enough to play them we'd hammer them but us being sober in Longford is probably expecting too much really....:D

Macy
09/03/2004, 3:56 PM
Originally posted by Colm
us being sober in Longford is probably expecting too much really....:D
Same for us as well....

max power
09/03/2004, 3:58 PM
Originally posted by Macy
Same for us as well....


macy macy macy, if you cared you'd be sober...........

SÓC
09/03/2004, 4:00 PM
I was think some time on Saturday afternoon. Around 3 or 3.30 say. Hangovers gone from the night before. Lunch time drinks nicely settled.

Is the bar in Flancare going to be open for the new season. If it was we could go to the stadium before the match, play the game then head straight to the flancare bar til kickoff.

1 hour is hardly going to hurt our drinking time, besides we usually play better with hangovers:) (well some of us)

max power
09/03/2004, 4:01 PM
even if macy says to ignore me, you may do so at your own pleasure and not as his wishes.....

the bar isn't open yet, more the pity........

pineapple stu
09/03/2004, 4:39 PM
If the Longford lads are going to have a little bitch-fest, might I ask that they use their own forum?

The problem with playing a big tournament on the one day is the logistics - i.e. getting anywhere near 22 teams out on the one day. If we can get that organised, then I'm sure we can sort out the astro in UCD for a day and run a mini-World Cup thing.

I'd still prefer to play the weekend of a match though. One hour isn't going to eat much into drinking time, as SÓC says, plus playing the bit of ball gets everyone together and works up a thirst for the beer too!

Overnighters/Saturday games would suit this perfectly. I don't know do most fans come back straight after the match or on the next day? Even 6:00 on the Friday evening gives plenty of time for home fans to head out from work and both fans to get to the match afterwards though. Plus, each match would only be played once, not twice, so if there's problems with one day, the match can be switched to the other fixture.

Breifne
10/03/2004, 8:54 AM
Originally posted by pineapple stu

UCD
Cork
Longford
Pat's
Harps
Dublin City
Bray
Limerick
Derry

Just a suggestion, I think it was fairly clear that a tournament suggestion was the preferred option the last time round, just after checking the fixtures for the league, the best upcoming weekend seems to be 1st / 2nd of May.

Cork are in Dublin that weekend, Limerick are in UCD on the friday night, why don't some of the UCD heads organise the pitches for the weekend (provisionally) ask for entrys, and see what happens, set a deadline of say 1st April for entries, see how many clubs express an interest. I reckon if you get eight of more clubs to enter it would be worth a shot.

max power
10/03/2004, 9:27 AM
i am staying out of this, certain elements within section O don't want me involved so enjoy........

Macy
10/03/2004, 10:04 AM
Originally posted by max power
i am staying out of this, certain elements within section O don't want me involved so enjoy........
:rolleyes:

sadloserkid
10/03/2004, 11:17 AM
Originally posted by Breifne
Just a suggestion, I think it was fairly clear that a tournament suggestion was the preferred option the last time round, just after checking the fixtures for the league, the best upcoming weekend seems to be 1st / 2nd of May.

Cork are in Dublin that weekend, Limerick are in UCD on the friday night, why don't some of the UCD heads organise the pitches for the weekend (provisionally) ask for entrys, and see what happens, set a deadline of say 1st April for entries, see how many clubs express an interest. I reckon if you get eight of more clubs to enter it would be worth a shot.

Best post on this thread in a while. I think it all makes sense. Anybody else agree?

John83
10/03/2004, 11:18 AM
Originally posted by Breifne
...the best upcoming weekend seems to be 1st / 2nd of May.

...why don't some of the UCD heads organise the pitches for the weekend...
The UCD heads will be sitting exams on 1st/2nd May.

pineapple stu
10/03/2004, 12:47 PM
Bloody students!:D

SÓC
11/03/2004, 10:27 AM
Well done Colm you've put your name forward.

Im sure Gary will be willing to give up his drinking to play too:D

Colm
11/03/2004, 7:53 PM
Originally posted by SÓC
Well done Colm you've put your name forward.

I have?:confused:

Seriously, I think it will be far too easy. I predict I'd get 15 goals and we'd win 23-2 (with them scoring their 2 when it's my turn in goal!).:)

max power
12/03/2004, 9:21 AM
if you play against section O i agree, but if the whole of flancare park comes together i feel things could be very different.......a truce could be wagered for the greater good, you heard it here first............

the 12 th man
12/03/2004, 9:28 AM
Originally posted by max power
if you play against section O i agree, but if the whole of flancare park comes together i feel things could be very different.......a truce could be wagered for the greater good, you heard it here first............

as a bewildered on looker max,
whats the beef between section o and the stand all about??

max power
12/03/2004, 9:42 AM
many things, the fact that they "sing" while we enjoy the football would be the main reason ...but also the fact that they can't afford a stand ticket makes them jealous too.........

but the war must end some time and to defeat cork would be a perfect way to start, the hand is extended by max and the truce has been offered......

the 12 th man
12/03/2004, 10:04 AM
whats wrong with singing while the match is on??(football chants i assume)

max power
12/03/2004, 10:33 AM
we are a cultured lot in the stand, we rather spend our time watching the beautiful game and roaring and shouting........

Aberdonian Stu
12/03/2004, 11:09 AM
Ok I'm going to take a Dr Phil attitude to this

Max and Section O guys I know you have conflicts with each other but I'd kindly you to sort it out amicably in your own forum

And I'll also take a Stone Cold Steve Austin approach

Y'all better quit your whinin' before I shove a boot up your ass!!!

Breifne
12/03/2004, 11:57 AM
Were all going a little off topic here, I was wondering if some of the UCD lads were prepared to take responsibility for organising a tournament, I would be prepared to give a hand in any preparations, Dublin City would be prepared to host the information on our site www.dublincityfc.com

that way we might even be able to come up with some sort of profile for the thing.

I'm sure the eircom League would be interested in this, and if UCD want to inquire about astro turf availablity and the rest for a Saturday morning / afternoon, and just pick a date, let the rest of us know when. and we can start to organise this.

Pick a date in the middle of may or something, gives everyone a chance to get together and plan something, which could be really big. I'm sure if all the supporters talk nicely to their respective clubs, they might even get a loan of a kit for the day, we could try and get some of the €7 eircom money, to pay for proper referees. Does anyone want to get involved. It could be deadly, even if we only got ten or twelve clubs involved we could make a mini world cup out of it.

Schumi
12/03/2004, 2:58 PM
We'll have to pick the day carefully though. It has to be a day when all the teams can be in Dublin. Longford, Derry and half the 1st division play on Saturdays so it could be a little awkward getting a day when the participating teams aren't playing.

max power
12/03/2004, 2:59 PM
if any club are unable to get a team, i will put one forward.......

Breifne
12/03/2004, 3:37 PM
Originally posted by Schumi
We'll have to pick the day carefully though. It has to be a day when all the teams can be in Dublin. Longford, Derry and half the 1st division play on Saturdays so it could be a little awkward getting a day when the participating teams aren't playing.

I don't think we are going to get a date that suits everyone, check the list of teams that have said they are interested, if we can suit these teams, then the rest can worry about themselves.

Check the fixtures, and pick a date, realistically you have to remember that a lot of people don't go to that huge amount of Away games especially in the first division, although i don't want to exclude the ones that go religiously.

If UCD pick a date, its up to every other club to try and have a team, so if you give say 8 - 10 weeks notice that should be okay for everyone.

Schumi
12/03/2004, 3:49 PM
Originally posted by Breifne
realistically you have to remember that a lot of people don't go to that huge amount of Away games especially in the first division Well it won't be a day that UCD are playing away anyway. ;)

Breifne
12/03/2004, 3:53 PM
Originally posted by Schumi
Well it won't be a day that UCD are playing away anyway. ;)

Thats fine, check the fixture list and pick a date that you can get the pitches, thats kinda important too.

Can we leave it with you to sort out.

Schumi
12/03/2004, 4:03 PM
Yeah, I'll see when's available.

pineapple stu
13/03/2004, 5:01 PM
1st of May was mentioned - that's possibly too early as many of the societies could still have pitches booked then.

We're home (to Bray) on the 4th of June - how's about Saturday the 5th?

Another alternative would be to organise groups of four teams, who meet up when they're all in the same area and play off, with winners going to a final group stage or something.

Breifne
13/03/2004, 6:20 PM
Originally posted by pineapple stu
Another alternative would be to organise groups of four teams, who meet up when they're all in the same area and play off, with winners going to a final group stage or something.

Definitely got good merit in that idea, although it makes the logistics much harder to work out. Also need three or four venues.

With UCD having access to pitches, (I'm sure they could be organised through the soccer club, to either get free or really cheap access), i think it is pretty much agreed that this is the best venue, why not run with that date, and invite entries. I would be interested in a couple of people meeting up to discuss options, maybe somenight in UCD, a couple of UCD heads, and one person from a few other clubs, to see if we can really get a tournament idea off the ground.

Would any other clubs outside of Dublin be interested in hosting a qualification group. let us know if you think you would be able to host something. we can study our options then.

Macy
15/03/2004, 7:50 AM
Originally posted by max power
but also the fact that they can't afford a stand ticket makes them jealous too.........
:rolleyes: Do you know anything about it? It's actually from years ago, and is mainly in jest these days (it certainly is by section O anyway). Hear sod all from the stand regulars about it anyway...


Originally posted by max power
but also the fact that they can't afford a stand ticket makes them jealous too.........
Go on, tell us all how much you earn, what car you're getting, how you were chased out of the North, how many holidays you're going on etc. Someone who has to continually boast must have an extremely small dick.

Macy
15/03/2004, 7:54 AM
Originally posted by pineapple stu
We're home (to Bray) on the 4th of June - how's about Saturday the 5th?

Another alternative would be to organise groups of four teams, who meet up when they're all in the same area and play off, with winners going to a final group stage or something.
5th June would rule out Town supporters - home to Waterford that day.

max power
15/03/2004, 10:22 AM
macy my advice to you is to grow up and stop whining.....yes i earn a good living, drive a nice car, and go on 3/4 hols a year and my penis size is ok i think ( i'm not in the habit of comparing it to other mens )

your right stand regulars don't talk about it, we go to see the game and support the club.....if i wanted to do karaoke i'd go the out back on a thursday night ( plug !!! )

once again, i like having a bit of fun on this board with other members who don't seem to have a problem and enjoy the banter...but your just so serious about everything, smile and have a bit of fun.......

Macy
15/03/2004, 10:32 AM
Originally posted by max power
macy my advice to you is to grow up and stop whining.....yes i earn a good living, drive a nice car, and go on 3/4 hols a year and my penis size is ok i think ( i'm not in the habit of comparing it to other mens )
It was you who brought up money, yet again...


Originally posted by max power
your right stand regulars don't talk about it, we go to see the game and support the club.....if i wanted to do karaoke i'd go the out back on a thursday night ( plug !!! )
Once again you show how much you know - the whole basis of the arguement was over who sang more (some took it more seriously than others at the time). Still nice to know we were right all along....

max power
15/03/2004, 10:41 AM
macy i keep trying to wind you up and its just too easy, i go to the game, i buy i ticket, i wear my jersey and scarf, i buy my half time ticket etc and just because i don't sing i'm less of a supporter, come on.......

i brought up the money is responce to the thread on the price of a season ticket and how you won't pay €200........face it your just too easy to wind up.......can you forgive me for my sneaky evil ways !!!!!

SÓC
15/03/2004, 11:05 AM
What Macy easy to wind up?

I four one must take issue what that;)

Macy
15/03/2004, 11:09 AM
Originally posted by SÓC
What Macy easy to wind up?

I four one must take issue what that;)
Ho ho.....

The last refuge of a mb wánker is to claim it was wind up all the time... Sure wasn't I so "serious" not to spot it....

SÓC
15/03/2004, 11:12 AM
Originally posted by Macy
Ho ho.....

The last refuge of a mb wánker is to claim it was wind up all the time... Sure wasn't I so "serious" not to spot it....

Oh No dont get me wrong. I still think your a sad cranky Pats supporting wánkér who is also easy to wind up.

Windup all along; nooooo, Max on the other hand I would imagne so.

max power
15/03/2004, 11:12 AM
well did you... you reverted to calling me a w*nker, well sorry but name calling is a little sad too.........you can't have a laugh on these boards, its all a bit of fun and i ain't gonna stop havin a bit of fun on a monday, if you disagree then so be it......

on a seperate point i suggested the idea yesterday of an 11 a side game against cork in april so the whole of flancare can get involved.......your thoughts macy ???

max power
15/03/2004, 11:17 AM
Originally posted by SÓC
Oh No dont get me wrong. I still think your a sad cranky Pats supporting wánkér who is also easy to wind up.

Windup all along; nooooo, Max on the other hand I would imagne so.

sorry soc but i don't get that last bit........

Macy
15/03/2004, 11:19 AM
Originally posted by SÓC
Oh No dont get me wrong. I still think your a sad cranky Pats supporting wánkér who is also easy to wind up.

Windup all along; nooooo, Max on the other hand I would imagne so.
The only part of that aimed at you was the Ho Ho bit..... but whatever...

SÓC
15/03/2004, 12:54 PM
Originally posted by max power
sorry soc but i don't get that last bit........

Eh....I aint making wonderful sense today. Just saying that you were taking the **** out of Macy and that he was getting wound up by it, as opposed to me who just doesnt like him.

Macy
15/03/2004, 1:01 PM
Being wound up or thinking that someone's a total tool? Certainly the later.....