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bullit
13/09/2010, 11:48 PM
Very disappointing when weput the table up in the clubhouse after the game.
But we did enjoy Dundalk being second bottom on zero points :)
Yes, but we should easily catch you when we win all those games in hand.
SkStu
14/09/2010, 12:10 AM
thank you very much for beating Rovers, thank you very much, thank you very very very much.
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The Lilywhites
14/09/2010, 12:53 AM
Get in!!!!!! Come on you whites!!!!!!!
Magicme
14/09/2010, 1:18 AM
to the idiot with the vuvuzela wtf, its hard enough getting people to a UCD game as it is, let alone blowing on a f**kin vuvuzela for 90mins.
We sell moomoozelas in the club, less noisy and sound a bit like the cows behind the goals. Class.
mypost
14/09/2010, 3:35 AM
Throwing fireworks on the field and at Dundalk fans.
Dundalk fans are known to have thrown a few fireworks at our fans outside the ground over the years. Only fair to return the favour.
White Horse
14/09/2010, 8:04 AM
Dundalk fans are known to have thrown a few fireworks at our fans outside the ground over the years. Only fair to return the favour.
The only Dundalk fireworks last night were produced by their players on the pitch.
pineapple stu
14/09/2010, 8:14 AM
Dundalk fans are known to have thrown a few fireworks at our fans outside the ground over the years. Only fair to return the favour.
I sincerely hope that was tongue in cheek, because it's an utterly, utterly stupid justification for throwing fireworks if so.
Yay on last night's result for us, even though I missed it. Missed the Fingal win as well. May just not bother turning up for the rest of the season. :)
The relegation race is getting very interesting now. Looks like Drogheda are gone, and it's hard to see Bray getting out of the play-offs even given their current form, but they could well win their play-off. That leaves Galway, UCD and Dundalk fighting for two safe spots; all three had excellent results last night. I don't think anyone would fancy playing Monaghan or Derry in the play-off final.
superjohnny
14/09/2010, 8:25 AM
I sincerely hope that was tongue in cheek, because it's an utterly, utterly stupid justification for throwing fireworks if so.
Yay on last night's result for us, even though I missed it. Missed the Fingal win as well. May just not bother turning up for the rest of the season. :)
The relegation race is getting very interesting now. Looks like Drogheda are gone, and it's hard to see Bray getting out of the play-offs even given their current form, but they could well win their play-off. That leaves Galway, UCD and Dundalk fighting for two safe spots; all three had excellent results last night. I don't think anyone would fancy playing Monaghan or Derry in the play-off final.
Can we win the play off stu.? what you think.?
pineapple stu
14/09/2010, 8:26 AM
You quoted my answer to that!
The relegation race is getting very interesting now. Looks like Drogheda are gone, and it's hard to see Bray getting out of the play-offs even given their current form, but they could well win their play-off. That leaves Galway, UCD and Dundalk fighting for two safe spots; all three had excellent results last night. I don't think anyone would fancy playing Monaghan or Derry in the play-off final.
The gap is far to big for Bray or Drogheda to finish any higher than 9th. Still a long way to go yet and loads of points up for grabs so it aint over yet. To our advantage we still have to play UCD, Drogheda and Dundalk all at home, if that is an advantage? :D Soccerbot's prediction reckons we will finish 5 points clear of Drogheda and 13 points behind Galway.
I really wouldn't find playing Derry in the final if we got there, I'm saying that because we have played them in the cup twice this year and we were by far the better side both times, plus there form is not great goming into the final stages of the season. I think our lads would take what happened to us last year and use it to our advantage and with Jake Kelly in the form he is in at the moment i think we are capable of beating anyone.
legendz
14/09/2010, 9:04 AM
The side finishing 8th should not be involved in relegation. Most leagues have 3/18 or 3/20 being involved in a relegation scrap, that's about 15%. 15% equates to 1 and a half places, one (10th) should be straight relegation and the half (9th) a play-off with a Division One side.
In the cold light of day...
Dundalk fans: Do you not realise you've helped Bohs? Can you handle that on your conscience?
SkStu: Do you not realise you were cheering for Dundalk..think about that for a moment - is that how bad things have become - I mean, Dundalk!
;)
In the cold light of day...
Dundalk fans: Do you not realise you've helped Bohs? Can you handle that on your conscience?
SkStu: Do you not realise you were cheering for Dundalk..think about that for a moment - is that how bad things have become - I mean, Dundalk!
;)
Forget Bohs or anyone else, it was 3 points for us to stay away from the relegation zone
Jesus,what a night...great performance from us...totally deserved.Hard to believe we have beaten Rovers 3 times this year yet struggled so badly for such a long period.
Sums up why we all keep going though...there is no better feeling than watching your team produce a performance like that...you cannot possibly get the same buzz watching a foreign team on Sky Sports.
Nursing a bit of a hangover here in work...but well worth the pain!!!!
Forget Bohs or anyone else, it was 3 points for us to stay away from the relegation zone
I know...but think..
White Horse
14/09/2010, 10:38 AM
In the cold light of day...
Dundalk fans: Do you not realise you've helped Bohs? Can you handle that on your conscience?
We needed the three points as we were getting very close to the relegation sramble. Then we had the incentive of showing your number 11 that he is a liar and a cheat.
If you have asked me earlier this season whether I would prefer Bohs or Rovers to win the title, I probably would have said Rovers.
However, the incessant bragging, gloating, and showboating that a large number of your fans have engaged in over the last few months have made me disinterested as to who wins.
We needed the three points as we were getting very close to the relegation sramble. Then we had the incentive of showing your number 11 that he is a liar and a cheat.
Yes yes yes and the players get bonuses and everyone goes home happy having beaten the nasty Rovers etc etc, but also helping Bohs...sheesh..
Louth4sam
14/09/2010, 12:04 PM
but also helping Bohs...sheesh..
We only hate them slightly less than we hate you lot. If it's any consolation we'll beat them in Dalymount last game of the season but I expect Rovers to have the league wrapped up by then.
BohsPartisan
14/09/2010, 12:17 PM
We only hate them slightly less than we hate you lot. If it's any consolation we'll beat them in Dalymount last game of the season but I expect Rovers to have the league wrapped up by then.
Surely you won't want to gift a league winner's medal to Fenn?
Schumi
14/09/2010, 12:27 PM
Last night's results removed the stomach churning possibility of Rovers winning the league in Belfield too thankfully!
pineapple stu
14/09/2010, 12:33 PM
I'd say it's shortened the odds on Galway getting a result from Tallaght next week though, which'd be bad.
Schumi
14/09/2010, 12:48 PM
I'd say it's shortened the odds on Galway getting a result from Tallaght next week though, which'd be bad.
Backlash!
marinobohs
14/09/2010, 1:41 PM
Yes yes yes and the players get bonuses and everyone goes home happy having beaten the nasty Rovers etc etc, but also helping Bohs...sheesh..
Bearing in mind your last visit to Oriel and the apperance of Fenn I'm guessing most Dundalk fans enjoyed the win last night !
Whoever wins the league (and shams are still strong favs) will win it off their own bat and not depend on favours from anyone. I have no doubt that Dundalk will be doing their level best to beat us later in the season irrespective of who benifits from it, and I wouldn't expect any different :D
seand
14/09/2010, 10:08 PM
Perhaps such model professionals such as Stephen Rice should not blast the extra ball on the pitch into a large group of people, could break somebodies nose or worse. And James Chambers shouting x rated foul mouthed language at a child.
Won't somebody think of the children.... I think James Chambers is the first person ever to say a bold word in Oriel Park. Ever. Fact.
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