On now.
Printable View
On now.
i dont really like watching mns anymore am i the only one?
"People will be happy that Rovers won" - Fenlon
The world's against you, Pat. You might as well give up now. :rolleyes:
Drogheda's number 6 was lucky not to be sent off for pushing the ref after that Dundalk yellow card.
What's your problem? He's right. Most people were happy Rovers won. Makes for a more interesting title race if you're a neutral.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
Most people in this thread wanted Rovers to win anyway...
http://foot.ie/forums/showthread.php?t=125246&page=1
I just muted the Derry treble coverage and pretended it was this week's highlights.
Nothing. He's just always making snide comments like that in interviews.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leejo
Its was great to see it though, it was some years of that Derry team.Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
Good programme tonight, all three spoke very well.
I really think that we need another hour long programme before the weeks fixtures, a preview, build up programme, but thats for another day.
Theres always one...:pQuote:
Originally Posted by A face
Really enjoyed it this week.
Daly should not have been sent off, I also never noticed that push by number 6 pn Friday, how he didn't walk for it I will never know.
Is it too much to expect the FAI to overturn Michael Daly's red card..?
I rarely watch MNSRFC these days. Did they show the bottle incident?Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
They did. They said a memorable night was ruined by one idiot or something like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
An emphatic Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
sure the might overturn your other TEN(10) this season also!!:)
Quote:
Originally Posted by CarrickFan
Ah sure our lot are saints so no problem.......:p
its a total joke how red cards cant be over turned in this league. last season down in cork jamie mckenzie was sent off for diving and replays clearly showed he was fouled. therefore portraying him as a cheat when he was not. red card stood though. it must be the only league that has no appeal procedure
True, thats the one thing that really pi$$es me off about Fenlon. In victory or defeat he has no class.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
Red Bull Salzburg, lost, mouthing to their manager at the end
Dundalk, won, mouthing to Connor at the end.
Just shake hands and leave it at that
The would take McKeon to own-up to making a mistake. The term "Hell will freeze over" comes to mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Quote:
Originally Posted by northwestexile
In fairness, did you see the antics of the RBS manager at the end of the game? Hardly unprovoked "mouthing off". As for Connor...
Well you need to appeal it first.;) Straight red for dangerous play can be appealed.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Nobody can say that Daly studs did not catch Conor Kenna in the face (nobody can say they did, other than Daly or Kenna). Kenna looked fairly shook when he came off after that tackle, which MNS didn't show.
Burns should have gone anyway. No footage of mental Mickey practically carrying the ball out of the box, no comment of Mansaram winding the Drogs fans up again after his goal, no footage of the Dundalk muppet throwing the firework onto the pitch. No comment from Connor on Burn's alleged red card ........
See we can be whingey as well:D
Cracking atmosphere up there, no trouble, decent game, plenty of incidents - people will gladly pay for nights like that.