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Dublin City have resigned from The National League and ceased to trade. Now, we'll never know for sure why they ever existed although I have my own theory. Table has been redrafted to reflected cancellation of results. Rovers gain two points on anyone who beat Dublin twice and with Pats losing tonight the only blip on a great few days is that we will have to wait for a few weeks to beat Cork who, fair play, did very well tonight.
Bit of a balls, really. Still, Longford doing Pats means we're firmly entrenched in the top 5 - Pats four points behind us and we've a game in hand.
[QUOTE=avvenalaf]Dublin City have resigned from The National League[QUOTE]
bout fukin time! :rolleyes:
I feel sorry for their fans especially the lads on here who all seemed like a sound bunch
yeah..all 10 of them!! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
ah no,seriously its a shame to see them go coz it just goes to show how hard it is to survive in the LOI. if that happened to Rovers,haf of us wouldnt leave our houses for days!!
arn't we only 5 points off the top now??
after the win tuesday yes...however it does improve the situation more with corks goal difference going down etc
I hope they give the place to Tralee.Quote:
Originally Posted by wild rover
what???