Nemo Rangers

[bert]

Nemo are due to be introduced to the supporters at half time, hopefully City can go on and match their recent success

[NorthoftheLee]

I'm gonna start a groiup right now....KGOOF (Kepp Gaa out of Football)..

shag that for a laugh....imagine if there was to be an association football team turn up at half time at a GAA match ??....the mob at gaa headquaters would be choking on their fat cigars......??

[Xlex]

As funny as you may think it is... the holders of Sam get an invitation to parade the Sam Maguire in Parkhead every year... the last team to do it was galway, i think...

[Macy]

Yeah but, when were the last eL league champions/ FAI Cup winners invited to parade around a Gah ground? Double standards from the bigots (as always)...

[Xlex]

Originally posted by Macy
Yeah but, when were the last eL league champions/ FAI Cup winners invited to parade around a Gah ground? Double standards from the bigots (as always)...

ah, all very well but who issued who with the invitation...

[Macy]

Originally posted by Xlex
ah, all very well but who issued who with the invitation...
Yeah, that's my point - the bigots would never invite a proper football team to a GAA match to be paraded - cos their bigots!

[Seanie]

It just goes to show that divisions between the two codes owe their responsibilities to one side - both historic and contemporary divisions.

[Shed End John]

Originally posted by NorthoftheLee
I'm gonna start a groiup right now....KGOOF (Kepp Gaa out of Football)..


I have to agree with this sentiment. Those p***ks shouldn't be let anywhere NEAR the X. The GAA have operated bigoted policies for too long, until they do the likes of Nemo can stay the Hell out of our ground.:mad: :mad:

[Shed End John]

Originally posted by ex-pat
the gaa maybe be bigoted p***ks but that doesn't take away from nemo's acheivement, they deserve a good welcome:D

They'll get a good welcome in the Cross when City get a good welcome at a Championship match in Páirc Ui Chaoimh! Equality, not double standards is what I'm looking at. Besides, being a 'Barrs supporter, how in my right mind could I possibly even consider applauding Nemo. Jesus, I was hoping to God Crossmolina would give them a good hammering.
Rant over.

[patsh]

Not everybody in the GAA is a bigot.
The vast majority of people are not.
What's wrong with an All-Ireland winning club from Cork being feted by Cork people in their own parish?

If t'was some egg-chasing thieves, swindlers and tax-cheats, you'd probably cream your knickers, SEJ....:rolleyes:

[Shed End John]

Originally posted by oddboy
If t'was some egg-chasing thieves, swindlers and tax-cheats, you'd probably cream your knickers, SEJ....:rolleyes:

Personally, I don't, but, if you want to wear items of womens clothing that's your own business. :p
All I'm saying is that no GAA team should be welcome in a soccer ground for a half-time presentation until the reverse is also the case.
I'm well aware that not every GAA head is a bigot. I never said that. I just said the organisation was. Also your reference to people's 'own' parish is way off the mark. It might be Nemos, it isn't all the fans home parish. In fact, most of the City fans I know aren't from Turners X parish. Neither am I, so as I say....Nemo OUT!!:mad: :mad:

[Troy.McClure]

Jezz! I think that its a good idea. Its good to give a friendly gesture to the nemo team, after all they are based only about 4 min walk away from the X and they are All-Ireland champions. AFIK this would be the first such time a GAA team has been invited to the X, so in that reagrd SEJ, Cork GAA are only 1 behind City/FAI!

How can we ever expect to be welcomed by the GAA if we dont welcome them?

[patsh]

Originally posted by Shed End John

All I'm saying is that no GAA team should be welcome in a soccer ground for a half-time presentation until the reverse is also the case.

By this logic, any one who plays for a GAA team should not be welcome.
So, Dave Barry should never have been allowed to play in Turner's Cross.
Dinny Allen?
Jimmy Barry-Murphy?
and dont' try to get out of it by saying you said "a GAA team".
A team is a bunch of players.



I'm well aware that not every GAA head is a bigot. I never said that. I just said the organisation was. Also your reference to people's 'own' parish is way off the mark. It might be Nemos, it isn't all the fans home parish. In fact, most of the City fans I know aren't from Turners X parish. Neither am I, so as I say....Nemo OUT!!:mad: :mad:
The reference to "their own parish" is Nemo's own parish.
So when City win a league/cup, they should not parade through the city, cos not everyone is a fan of the club, and there may be people not from Cork around?

Without getting into a long argument about this, I think it's a nice gesture, well deserved and just turn your back/go to the pub if you do not agree with it.

[SÓC]

Originally posted by Shed End John
Personally, I don't, but, if you want to wear items of womens clothing that's your own business. :p
All I'm saying is that no GAA team should be welcome in a soccer ground for a half-time presentation until the reverse is also the case.
I'm well aware that not every GAA head is a bigot. I never said that. I just said the organisation was. Also your reference to people's 'own' parish is way off the mark. It might be Nemos, it isn't all the fans home parish. In fact, most of the City fans I know aren't from Turners X parish. Neither am I, so as I say....Nemo OUT!!:mad: :mad:

Typicial SEJ reaction two wrongs make a right dont they. The reason such a situation exist between the two codes is exactly because of attitiutes like yours. Some one has to make the first gesture.

I remember you proudly displaying a ticket for a Cork GAA match in the Shed last year but now you wont have All-Ireland Champions from Cork in the Cross?

[Colm]

Originally posted by SÓCcfc

I remember you proudly displaying a ticket for a Cork GAA match in the Shed last year but now you wont have All-Ireland Champions from Cork in the Cross?
He's got ya there SEJ!

[yur man]

i tink its a good ting. we shud show the gaa some maturity and hope it catches on

and nemo wudnt be half as good if the competition in cork wasnt so great :D

[pete]

Suppose its the mature gesture from city but woudn't bother me one way or the other.

Then again could also be looked at that Nemo are a local parish team in the same way city would let those kids outf rotnhe peno shoot outa at halftime.

Nice to see city helping out the local parish club 'n all :D ;)

[tiktok]

my first reaction was to oppose it, i agreed that until the gaa welcome the FAI on their pitches the reverse should not take place.

having said that someone has to make the first move, and it'll be a while before the gaa do. i think parading nemo at the cross at half time in a televised game is a good move. while trevor and rico are discussing the first half the nemo boys will be behind them, it'll demand comment by them.

i hope all at the cross give them a good cheer for their achievements and show the powers that be in the gaa that the barriers they've erected have no place anymore within sports, especially in a country the size of ireland.

i think it's a positive move, and i hope regardless of your parish that you get behind this 'peace process'.

[bert]

They may not be able to make it, though they were invited. But on some of the hysteria, I think the GAA opening their facilities would be bad long term for the eL as it would stop them from developing their own pitches, which they've had loads of time to do but **** all initiative. At least now they're talking to the IRFU. At the moment City are paying rent to the MFA, but the money is staying in football/soccer. If the FAI or eL use GAA pitches the money is lost.

Get up off yere arses

[thecorner]

this is definitly gonna keep me outta the horseshoe at half time:D :D :D :D :D