Shamrock Rovers fans held after rampage in rivals' pub

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  • OneRedArmy
    Seasoned Pro
    • Aug 2004
    • 4893

    #16
    Originally posted by paul_oshea
    Why can no one ever accept responsibilty? other than say what others have done. the old phrase get your own house in order etc springs to mind.
    Who specifically would you like to take responsibility for this? Bohs members who post on foot.ie, Bohs board, the fans of other clubs, the people who did it.......?
    Originally posted by paul_oshea
    There has to be less blame culture and more responsibility and acceptance. One family, which is what I often hear on these threads about the LOI community.
    What does that even mean?

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    • peadar1987
      Seasoned Pro
      • Jan 2009
      • 2577

      #17
      Unless the violence can be proven to be football-related, Shams have no reason to ban them. Should I be banned from Bray games if I got into a scuffle in town of a weekend? Should anyone with a criminal record be banned from attending LOI matches?
      "After the nuclear holocaust, the only things to survive will be the cockroaches and Bray Wanderers"

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      • Rasputin
        Reserves
        • Jan 2010
        • 905

        #18
        Yup not much Shams can do in this instance in fairness.

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        • Ciaran W
          Reserves
          • Nov 2009
          • 557

          #19
          Hate seeing these type of lads at the games. .There was two of them at the drogheda game at the weekend and after Dennehy scored, scumbag 1 turns to scumbag 2 and asks who scored, your man says ''i dont know who he is'' and i watched them for the rest of the game and neither of them looked at the game once they just stood there stoned out of their faces.
          Ahhh

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          • SkStu
            Capped Player
            • Feb 2007
            • 14863

            #20
            absolutely nothing they can do about it to prevent it but they can take action against the group to prevent them from attending games, if they are convicted.

            Having said that, even though these guys were obviously morons, i dont know why it was necessary to identify that these were "Shamrock Rovers fans". Its just another public order offence that probably wouldnt have been put in the papers if there wasnt a LOI twist to it. Its pretty disappointing but to be expected at this stage.
            I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.

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            • PartySaint
              Seasoned Pro
              • Mar 2009
              • 2815

              #21
              Originally posted by Ciaran W
              i watched them for the rest of the game and neither of them looked at the game once they just stood there stoned out of their faces.
              So that made 3 of yous not watching the game
              Here on a technicality.

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              • hoopy
                Reserves
                • Oct 2003
                • 936

                #22
                Originally posted by marinobohs
                this incident has nothing to do with football/LOI fans here or anywhere else. I would expect shams will ban anyone convicted but what the hell else can any club do about a few scumbags acting the ******** miles from the club and hours after the match ?
                Find this post interesting, considering your post on your own forum.

                False hope is worse than no hope. Ask Sligo.

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                • Ciaran W
                  Reserves
                  • Nov 2009
                  • 557

                  #23
                  You got me there but obviously i wasnt watchin them the whole time but you know what i mean
                  Ahhh

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                  • WoodquayBoy
                    First Team
                    • Aug 2007
                    • 2242

                    #24
                    Originally posted by SkStu
                    Having said that, even though these guys were obviously morons, i dont know why it was necessary to identify that these were "Shamrock Rovers fans". Its just another public order offence that probably wouldnt have been put in the papers if there wasnt a LOI twist to it. Its pretty disappointing but to be expected at this stage.
                    It's the Turbine, what do you expect? Though the fact they are redesigning the paper AGAIN suggests it may be on its last legs, so we won;t have to put up with it from them for much longer
                    "Billy Corgan, Smashing Pumpkins."
                    "Homer Simpson, smiling politely."

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                    • mypost
                      International Prospect
                      • Dec 2004
                      • 5120

                      #25
                      Eight Shamrock Rovers fans were arrested last Sunday after causing extensive damage to a Dublin pub following a fixture against rival club Bohemians.

                      After the match, which took place in Tallaght Stadium, Rovers' home ground, about 20 fans travelled by bus from Tallaght to the Phibsborough House pub on the northside of the city
                      There is no direct bus from Tallaght to over there.

                      Not doubting there were arrests, but there's no proof nor quotes in the article stating it was our fans either.
                      Last edited by mypost; 17/08/2010, 7:59 AM.
                      NL 1st Division Champions 2006
                      NL Premier Division Champions 2010
                      NL Premier Division Champions 2011

                      Keep Tallaght Tidy, Throw your rubbish in the Jodi

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                      • SkStu
                        Capped Player
                        • Feb 2007
                        • 14863

                        #26
                        the article doesnt claim there was a direct bus at all.

                        what constitutes proof then?
                        I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.

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                        • Shedendinvisibl
                          Apprentice
                          • Jun 2004
                          • 42

                          #27
                          Assuming this story is indeed true, a "minority" of at least 30 fans left Tallaght and went about traveling 17 kilometers across the city to cause a fight in what is a quiet local pub. Regardless of the status, relationship or otherwise that these people's links to SRFC are, there is no way that the SRFC club or board can not be in control of 30 fans like this. However, it's utterly unlikely that said same bunch would go to this much effort to cause havoc without any SRFC club officials or fans being aware of who they are and any inaction by them is unacceptable.
                          Shed End Invisibles. Where are we??

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                          • mypost
                            International Prospect
                            • Dec 2004
                            • 5120

                            #28
                            There's nothing our club can do to stop free people smashing up pubs, but seriously nobody is going to travel an hour and a half by bus from one end of Dublin to the other, via two buses, just to smash up a pub, never mind 20 such people. If it was our fans involved, we'd have found out inside 24 hours.

                            The story is a week late and so off the wall, to be taken seriously.
                            Last edited by mypost; 16/08/2010, 8:55 PM.
                            NL 1st Division Champions 2006
                            NL Premier Division Champions 2010
                            NL Premier Division Champions 2011

                            Keep Tallaght Tidy, Throw your rubbish in the Jodi

                            Ten Years Not Out

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                            • Lim till i die
                              Banned
                              • Mar 2004
                              • 8156

                              #29
                              It's believable.

                              It's those propah nawty football factories mongs innit.

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                              • PartySaint
                                Seasoned Pro
                                • Mar 2009
                                • 2815

                                #30
                                Originally posted by mypost
                                Nobody is going to travel an hour and a half by bus from one end of Dublin to the other, via two buses, just to smash up a pub. Never mind 20 such people. The story is a week late and so off the wall, to be believable.
                                A taxi man told me about this last Wednesday, To be honest i took no notice when he was saying it
                                Here on a technicality.

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