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gustavo
12/03/2007, 9:43 AM
Darren Byfield in this instance
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/article1496729.ece

eirebhoy
12/03/2007, 5:37 PM
Jay Tabb also posted on the Brentford forum after he left the club.

Bald Student
12/03/2007, 5:39 PM
Damo Dupey deserves a mention as well.

pineapple stu
12/03/2007, 5:40 PM
Lots of players on here. Some of the UCD players were asking questions in the Tony McDonnell interview; think Digger O'Brien has a (rarely used) account as well.

Billsthoughts
12/03/2007, 5:45 PM
rod liddle?????
sure hes the guy who left his wife for a young wan!!!!!!

pineapple stu
12/03/2007, 5:47 PM
Don't forget the entire FAI, of course, who are regular readers!

stojkovic
12/03/2007, 10:05 PM
Don't forget the entire FAI, of course, who are regular readers!
Careful now, you might get fined.

soccerc
12/03/2007, 10:17 PM
I know of one Ireland international who has posted on here and on other fora. his post count is not huge but you'd be amazed at how people ignore, from his POV valid views.

In the past, I am aware of a couple of others who posted regular cryptic messages on another forum.

One of the best was from Saipan where 'Bob Dylan' posted so very strange things. It wasn't until about two years alter that i became aware of who it was.

Finally there are many LOI players who use forums to see how they are fairing up with supporters

pineapple stu
12/03/2007, 10:20 PM
On that last point, I think the entire UCD squad check here on a regular basis anyway, although many wouldn't be registered. I remember coming off the pitch after one of our half-time games in Longford, and Aaron McEneff (I think) was coming out for the second half and said "How'd it go, pineapple?". Disturbing...!

sligoman
12/03/2007, 10:23 PM
I know some of our players view the forum too.

pineapple stu
12/03/2007, 10:28 PM
One of the best was from Saipan where 'Bob Dylan' posted so very strange things. It wasn't until about two years alter that i became aware of who it was.
Seems to be deleted now? Must have a look back at that, although I doubt you'd tell who it is from the posts.

Gary Rogers is registered as blue keeper, I think. Was on after DC went belly up.

Sheridan
12/03/2007, 10:50 PM
It wasn't Blue Keeper and it wasn't Gary Rogers.

I can't believe the incoherent twaddle linked in the first post appeared in a major newspaper.

sligoman
12/03/2007, 10:50 PM
I know of one Ireland international who has posted on here and on other fora. his post count is not huge but you'd be amazed at how people ignore, from his POV valid views.Name and shame...please?:o.

soccerc
12/03/2007, 11:20 PM
Seems to be deleted now? Must have a look back at that, although I doubt you'd tell who it is from the posts.




Stu, it wasn't on here, read my post again.

With the benefit of hindsight, and subsequent events post WC2002, it was patently obvious who the individual was/is and can I categorically state now, RK is not the person concerned.

BohsPartisan
13/03/2007, 9:17 AM
Well if it started "Greetings from Hong Kong" I'm betting it was Jason Macateer!

Magicme
13/03/2007, 9:44 AM
Was in the pub with our some of our players 2 saturdays ago & one of them said...."your witchie on the Mons forum aren't ya? And are you Magicme on Foot.ie"

I know quite a few of our other players (past & present) who keep an eye on this and our own forum. Robbie Horgan was a regular contributor on our forum for some time and had his own "Ask Robbie" section!

geysir
13/03/2007, 12:44 PM
Well if it started "Greetings from Hong Kong" I'm betting it was Jason Macateer!
:D
Good guess but regardless of user name, would it take 2 years for SoccerC to cop on to Jason's identity? it's possible.
How about Quinny, he is literate and could use the internet? user name 'Big Niall' but it still took 2 years for this to sink in with Soccerc.

Jerry The Saint
13/03/2007, 12:46 PM
:D
How about Quinny, he is literate and could use the internet?.

Picking 'Bob Dylan' as a username indicates someone more discerning than the usual footballer who would have called themselves 'Phil Collins' or 'Jamelia' or something. :D

Billsthoughts
13/03/2007, 12:52 PM
or level 42......

was it bob dylan himself?
regular visitor to these shores......

Dodge
13/03/2007, 12:58 PM
I can't believe the incoherent twaddle linked in the first post appeared in a major newspaper.

I think it just appeared on an online blog. At least I hope so...

About 4/5 Pats players are registered on the forum. One posts regularly and another has posted once. Neither of them gave the game away.

I won't be telling you who either

wws
13/03/2007, 2:07 PM
Bengy is Joe Ndo

geysir
13/03/2007, 2:54 PM
Picking 'Bob Dylan' as a username indicates someone more discerning than the usual footballer who would have called themselves 'Phil Collins' or 'Jamelia' or something. :D
Well there is the "Mighty Quinn" connection.

Raheny Red
15/03/2007, 9:58 AM
James Chambers read the Waterford forum regularly last season!

Raheny Red
15/03/2007, 5:56 PM
Alan Keely is probably registered here:


His father's piece in today's Sun:
I said I meant Derry City but not quick enough as my son Alan was straight on to tell me, my prediction that Shels would win the League again was already on the internet!

Coltron
18/03/2007, 2:31 PM
"...as he disdained to chase down a loose ball from a corner, a friend of mine shouted out, rather harshly: “It’s okay, Byfield, feel free to join in at any time.”
:D

Don't know any players myself let alone any who visit forums. I really enjoyed reading that article, thanks for posting it.

:ball:

Raheny Red
19/04/2007, 10:20 PM
Bump

http://forum.shelbournefc.ie/chat/viewtopic.php?t=8410

Andy Thompson of Wolves fame is the latest member to register on Shelsweb :cool: