Grounds you've got sick in [Archive]

Da Real Rover

20/08/2009, 2:10 PM

Réiteoir

20/08/2009, 2:12 PM

None - as I can actually hold my beer

Face Kicker

20/08/2009, 2:19 PM

Dalymount. The site of the place did it for me!

red bellied

20/08/2009, 2:24 PM

Or maybe grounds you have fallen asleep in. Friend of mine has three grounds to his credit, Showgrounds only natural, Landsdowne Road on cup final day 1994 and Harolds Cross when Pats played there.

Sam_Heggy

20/08/2009, 2:32 PM

To be honest, while I have had a few drinks on away matches, I prefer to be able to enjoy the match rather than it be a blur.

longfordjames

20/08/2009, 2:34 PM

None.

passerrby

20/08/2009, 2:40 PM

cant puke on demand but always try my best in oriel... results help

Mayo Red

20/08/2009, 2:43 PM

From what I can recollect,
The Brandywell,
Terryland,
Dalymount.

That's why MNS fills such an important gap, it helps you recollect the game you attended afterwards!!;):D

dcfcsteve

20/08/2009, 2:55 PM

God help us all when the off-season comes, judging by the downward trend in threads on here of late (incl this one)......!

:)

SkStu

20/08/2009, 3:04 PM

God help us all when the off-season comes, judging by the downward trend in threads on here of late (incl this one)......!

:)

who do ye think ye are? Shakespeare?

;)

OneRedArmy

20/08/2009, 3:09 PM

Brings a whole new meaning to the term "puke football".....

passerrby

20/08/2009, 3:10 PM

who do ye think ye are? Shakespeare?

;)

alas poor roddy I knew him well

Dodge

20/08/2009, 3:11 PM

When I was about 10/11 I got sick in Turner's Cross. game finished 0-0. Not sure why

And despite being disgracefully drunk several times per season, yet to get sick as a result

Hairy Bowsie

20/08/2009, 3:13 PM

Best thread on here in a long time :)

Lissywollen or whatever it's called. It was last season and it was actually down to a bout of Flu and not drink related. Missed a goal because of it too.

Turners Cross, that was very much drink related

Tolka, a few times, some drink related and some because of nerves.

Station Road, this season but i can't remember why :confused:

Think thats it, as you can tell i can't hold my drink too well :)

Magicme

20/08/2009, 3:15 PM

I have never been sick in a ground but did get sick on the doors of the bus as was about to get off near Richmond Park if that counts. I was pregnant with my eldest at the time. Lovely memory.

SkStu

20/08/2009, 3:16 PM

game finished 0-0. Not sure why

maybe because no one scored?

I have puked in Tolka. Pulled a major whitey. And lost my supply in the process.

Rovers1

20/08/2009, 3:45 PM

I know a lad... we'll call him Peterson. When we played Kildare back in the 1st Div, theyear we won the league, he left to go to the toilet about 3 minutes in. He did'nt return until well after half-time.He had the shkites. Think he missed a Micheal McNamara header, and a Paul McT goal.

Infadel

20/08/2009, 3:51 PM

cant puke on demand but always try my best in oriel... results help
Lucky for us our away section is a complete dump so it doesn't make much of a difference if you get sick or not.

Dunny

20/08/2009, 3:54 PM

Might actually make it look nicer!!

Also luckily enough Mons won't be in Oriel for a while.

passerrby

20/08/2009, 4:12 PM

Lucky for us our away section is a complete dump so it doesn't make much of a difference if you get sick or not.

its not just your away section.

Dillonman

20/08/2009, 5:12 PM

cant puke on demand but always try my best in oriel... results help

Ye actually have travelling fans?! I got in Utd Park, thats cause i as sick most of the week and not drink related!:D

Rory H

20/08/2009, 6:05 PM

A vital part of every away trip.
Ive been to most grounds in the league and got sick in many towns in Ireland but how many grounds have you actually got sick in out of curiosity?
From what I can recollect,
The Brandywell,
Terryland,
Dalymount.

Dalymount was special as I did hope that the stewards had to clean it up.

I've been sick in the car of two members of this forum after away games. Haven't been sick at a game ye, usually the next morning or after the bus.

I look forward to helping you add to the Carlisle Grounds to your list tommorow.

Mental Man

20/08/2009, 6:30 PM

The sight of Strokestown road where Longford play is enough to make anybody sick, what a kip !!!!!!!

pixiehead

20/08/2009, 7:06 PM

The sight of Strokestown road where Longford play is enough to make anybody sick, what a kip !!!!!!!

When where you there last? :confused:

srfc1928

20/08/2009, 11:34 PM

i was very sick the morning after the bray game last season:o
great night though

DmanDmythDledge

20/08/2009, 11:37 PM

Nowhere. :)

(surprisingly enough actually. I'm disappointed with myself.)

dcfcsteve

20/08/2009, 11:40 PM

Apparently a lot of City fans were sick as a parrot at the Sligo Showgrounds last Saturday...... :)

CF1989

20/08/2009, 11:47 PM

A vital part of every away trip.
Ive been to most grounds in the league and got sick in many towns in Ireland but how many grounds have you actually got sick in out of curiosity?
From what I can recollect,
The Brandywell,
Terryland,
Dalymount.

Dalymount was special as I did hope that the stewards had to clean it up.

latest for yourself wasnt a football ground, but toffs. to which i stepped in:mad:

Hairy Bowsie

20/08/2009, 11:52 PM

Nowhere. :)

(surprisingly enough actually. I'm disappointed with myself.)

Liar. Cast your mind back to Tolka park about 3/4 years ago, the game which Shels demolished UCD and Joey N'Do scored a peach against you. I was in the bar with you and the Ballybough end with you, there isn't hope in hell you didn't get sick that game. You must have been only 16 at the time.

celticV3

20/08/2009, 11:53 PM

latest for yourself wasnt a football ground, but toffs. to which i stepped in:mad:
Surprisingly that wasn't his regurgitated chips on the ground.

Also Real Rover I think you were sick up in Richmond aswell, just after the fire alarm incident but before the half hour pi$$ incident. I'll check my cctv footage:D

DmanDmythDledge

20/08/2009, 11:56 PM

Liar. Cast your mind back to Tolka park about 3/4 years ago, the game which Shels demolished UCD and Joey N'Do scored a peach against you. I was in the bar with you and the Ballybough end with you, there isn't hope in hell you didn't get sick that game. You must have been only 16 at the time.
:D:D:D

I actually didn't get sick. I was a bit of a lightweight then so I would have had to have been even more drunk than I was that night to get sick. Now I have to pace my drinking or else I'll get sick before I'm even drunk.

Hairy Bowsie

21/08/2009, 8:39 AM

Fair play if you didn't get sick, i'd have been convinced of it. Don't know what was more entertaining that night, youself locked or Shels performance :D

Macy

21/08/2009, 8:43 AM

I prefer to be able to enjoy the match rather than it be a blur.
I don't know in the first... last time we were down the football seemed much better than now, but that was in my "buckie years"...

Da Real Rover

21/08/2009, 10:55 AM

Also Real Rover I think you were sick up in Richmond aswell, just after the fire alarm incident but before the half hour pi$$ incident. I'll check my cctv footage:D
Aye forgot about that game.
First game of the season last season wasnt it?
Well I can add Richmond to that list anyway.
Hopefully the Carlisle grounds after tonight.
Keep the flag flying boys.

De Town

21/08/2009, 12:43 PM

Brilliant thread, has given me many laughs!:)

Been to nearly every ground and havent been sick yet! Came close in Dalymount but managed to hold it in!

dublinred

21/08/2009, 2:43 PM

Only managed it once in Kilcohen park back in the 80s the cans got warm on the way down.

I think the guy who was sick in 3 different countries on route to Albania this year deserves a special mention.

Rory H

21/08/2009, 9:50 PM

Fair play to Da Real Rover, he added the Carlisle Grounds to his list tonight.Great effort

thesilverfox

21/08/2009, 10:00 PM

this thread makes me feel so so proud to be a sligo rovers fan:D:D

celticV3

21/08/2009, 10:17 PM

Fair play to Da Real Rover, he added the Carlisle Grounds to his list tonight.Great effort
I heard there's an enquiry into it, apparently it was a finger down the throat job and not a natural puke. Disgusting brining the thread and all its stands for into disrepute:mad:

Da Real Rover

22/08/2009, 9:34 AM

I heard there's an enquiry into it, apparently it was a finger down the throat job and not a natural puke. Disgusting brining the thread and all its stands for into disrepute:mad:
Ask R&W Rover to confirm it.
He witnessed the event in all its glory.

celticV3

22/08/2009, 9:50 AM

Ask R&W Rover to confirm it.
He witnessed the event in all its glory.
Again I'll have to say, its the pride in all this that worries me.

Da Real Rover

22/08/2009, 10:00 AM

Again I'll have to say, its the pride in all this that worries me.
BTW we found your foreskin in Bray, but lost it on the Dooley Express.

celticV3

22/08/2009, 10:05 AM

BTW we found your foreskin in Bray, but lost it on the Dooley Express.

Ah well, I'm resigned to never having it back now tbh:(

poster

14/04/2011, 11:34 PM

Any updates on this?

razor

15/04/2011, 7:20 AM

Sounds like the perfect piece for MNS.

SwanVsDalton

15/04/2011, 11:21 AM

Sounds like the perfect piece for MNS.

I can't see how Marks and Spencers could market a product like this to be honest.

Mr A

15/04/2011, 11:34 AM

I can't see how Marks and Spencers could market a product like this to be honest.

"This isn't just Spew, this is Marks and Spencers Spew"

SwanVsDalton

15/04/2011, 12:42 PM

"This isn't just Spew, this is Marks and Spencers Spew"

Yeah suppose, they could use a similar visual to chocolate oozing out of pudding in super slow motion...

peadar1987

15/04/2011, 10:01 PM

Yeah suppose, they could use a similar visual to chocolate oozing out of pudding in super slow motion...

As a complete aside, one of the worst videos I have ever seen on youtube was a compilation of videos of people throwing up, run in reverse. Horrific, but strangely hard to stop watching!

L.T.F.C.

15/04/2011, 11:46 PM