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...is a CHEAT. I've seen him cheating against Shels countless times and tonight proved that it wasn't the Shels-tinted glasses. He should have been sent off before the goal and tried to get a Derry player sent off. I personally think O'callaghan is the best midfielder in this country bar Weso and Hunt but I've no time for cheats
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Originally Posted by sfc red
You must be feeling left out this year?...when you want to talk about cheats dont look beyond your own club lad...OllieByrne/Fenlon/Heary/Crawley/Crawford/Baker..need i go on?...jealousy is a terrible disease...;)
Boo Hoo Hoo, the little $hels baby is having a tantrum....Awww....:D
In all fairness, O Callaghan is a wonderlfully tallented player, but could do without that side of the game, thought he took a tumble in the box in the first half aswell
But fair play got the winner and all the accolades
I saw his dive in the box in the first half. Surprised he didn't get booked.
The incident with the Derry Goalkeeper was a bit silly, but imagine if he had won the ball and scored from it, we would have been praising his never say die attitude etc etc. It's a fine line.
And the coolness to score that high pressure penalty!!!
Georgie = Legend :)
I tend to disagree - a good player alright thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
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Originally Posted by Cosmo
Wondered when you would pop your nose in...and just to reply to your post George O Callaghan is a LEGEND to all City fans...do you think we care what some of you think..dont you have your own hero in Dan Connor..;)
thanks redx, saved me typing out something along those lines!Quote:
Originally Posted by RedX
TOP OF THE LEAGUE AND WE'RE IN THE CUP FINAL!
Well I'd say even Dan Connor is a legend down in cork after last week :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RedX
Jealousy is not a disease its an emotion:rolleyes:Quote:
jealousy is a terrible disease...
Scummy young ones in my way for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
What happened?
O Callaghan slid in as Forde went to pick up the ball - caught him Forde overacted but deserved a card nonetheless,
fair summary.Quote:
Originally Posted by centre mid
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Originally Posted by centre mid
Both true. The ball was there to go for, so I ddont know what the big deal is with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
George did dive in the box too (but didnt look for a penno interestingly), but aside from that, I dont see why he was such a sinner for some of ye last night. :confused:
We love you Georgie
Cos you wear white boots
We love you Georgie
Cos Citys in your roots !!
He got hit on the leg with the ball in front of us last night and went down clutching his face.Quote:
Originally Posted by Troy.McClure
Then decided to swear at the linesman for not giving anything for this phantom "assualt"
As mentioned by others, he is a fantastic player and a matchwinner but no-one likes a cheat
Ah come off it, that was nothing! "clutching" is a bit ott, and it was more out of frustration more than anything else IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
Forde gets a touch on the toe from Geroge and rolled about like he'd been shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
I'd never seen such a big team go to ground so easy but ye played the ref very well.
BTW i don't condone Georges actions by any means, in fact my opinions on Geroge are well known.
I suppose it's all part of the skills that makes him such a feared player to go up against.
The defenders are afraid to tackle for the ball because they don't know if he will drop his shoulder and jink past them or throw himself onto the ground and start screaming like a bitch.
About a 50/50 chance of either happening I reckon.
The other arguement is that skillful players get hacked down in our league and the referees are very tolerant of this, so they have to dive in order to protect themselves. So if you want to watch talent like Georges then you have to put up with the diving.
Fair trade becuase he's probably the most entertaining player in the league after Stephen O'Brien.
He got hit on the leg with the ball, yet went down with both hands over his face.Quote:
Originally Posted by Troy.McClure
As I say, a superb talent but with antics like last night, his behviour a few yars ago in the Brandywell when he was sent off(and his dive to get Crawley sent off) he will never be gain the respect of opposing fans.
However if I was a Cork fan, I wouldn't give a s***e what he does as long as he scores last minute winners:D
Anyone hear him on RTE today? They asked him post match if he was heading out on the rip and he said he was away to have a cup of tea with his mother and father:o