Flares
Fireworks thrown into the Drogs fans
No segregation
Cash taken on the stiles
Thought none of these were allowed but the all took place at Tolka Park tonight. Ollie will probably look for a replay.
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Flares
Fireworks thrown into the Drogs fans
No segregation
Cash taken on the stiles
Thought none of these were allowed but the all took place at Tolka Park tonight. Ollie will probably look for a replay.
Sure he'll probably go to court for the two goals disallowed tonight!!
And several bottles thrown by both sets of fans........the keyboard warriors will have a field day.
as far as i know on the segregation shels fans were in the mainstand and lego for the last few games but the guards decided tonight to let drogs and shels in together at the same main stand end:confused:
Don't be silly.
The rules are quite clearly unclear on the issues, which should allow for an appeal on the part of the Offended Party (i.e. the party against which the claim has been made, based in Drumcondra) to claim negligence on the part of Someone Else, leading to the loss of a short term lead, qualifying the Offended Party to take three points from the Chief Offender (i.e. the most easily blameable side, or the closest rival for position), for attempting to gain unfair advantage over the Offending Party by deliberately setting out to win points on weekends, during which, owing to no fault of their own, the Offended Party has failed to register the maximum number available. However, should the Offended Party feel that an injustice has been done, provision is not ruled out against adding a further point. Should the Offended Party throw a double six, they then get to choose a striker from a nearby participant for free, plus take a Chance Card. Should the card say "Go Directly to Jail", they are entitled to appeal this by whining until they get their way.
However, should any side attempt to enforce these rules against the Offended Party, they then become the Morally and Unjustly Infringed Upon Party, which entitled them either (i)to relegate teams with squads of more than three good players to the First Division, or (ii) remove all the good players from that side until they are no longer a threat to the Moral and Just nature of the Morally and Unjustly Infringed Upon Party (i.e. the Gypsy-Stripping Principle).
It's all pretty straight forward, lads, you should know this by now. All the honest business men do.
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Originally Posted by Celdrog
Tolka Park should be renamed to something along the lines of Guantanamo Bay - clearly the rules dont apply to this ground or people who play here ???
The rules clearly lay down quite specific penalties for such instances, and then qualify them by saying that "any other penalty as may seem fit" is also allowed. The penalty was to listen to John Delaney sing "Hello my baby, hello my adrling, hello my rag time gal" into a PA system* for a while. So, in answer to your question - yes, of course it was allowed. And you owe me E3k for questioning it.
*- obscure Simpsons reference. Apologies.
I don't know about any of the others, but under Ollie rules, anything that benefits Shelbourne is allowed.
In my opinion, for what it is worth, you are all just bad losers!
Shelbourne might win the league, and when they do they deserve to do so. I look forward to next season when the best team in the league, that won it on the pitch, represent us in the Champions League and will cheer them on whole heartedly along with Sheridan.
We might have all these qualms about legal if's and but's, at the end of the day the EL will only prosper with the greatest squad we have all (as EL fan's) witnessed put together take on the might the rest of Europe have to offer.
It's a dead on cert that the mighty Shels will get to the group stages and then who'll be complaining? Eh, who will complain then?
I love Shelbourne anyway so I'll be there, will you?
[How much text does sarcasm cover?] :eek:
Derry play football better suited to Europe than Shels, in my opinion.
The chap who the let the flare off was removed immediately and thrown out (however, I think this chap is a blow-in from DCFC :confused: might be wrong). The fool who threw the firework was not seen so what do you expect to happen? :rolleyes: . It was a joke that you lot went into Section B, on your arrival into the ground there were a no. of Shels fans already in this area but yet you still ended up going there.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Celdrog
As far as i know the bottles were handed to the Garda Sergeant on duty and a complaint made. Han'nt heard anything this yet this morning about the two people that were injured but a complaint was also made about this. It was an absolute farce. Two words....brewery and p!ss-up!!!
Was talking to the guards before the match and at half time as it was a very strange decision. They said it was shels decision to put us in with their supporters!! At half time the guard I was talking to finally agreed that it was madness :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by stickyjoe
Btw shels should be heavily fined (and even points deducted :) ) for thier ****e security arrangements lastnight
As DCFC (presume you don't mean Derry) season tickets are valid in Tolka then he is now a Shels fanQuote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
A hefty fine for not controlling you fans and permitting serious unsafe practises inside the ground. So nobody at all saw him because he got a loud cheer after the bang went off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
If your stewards had told us to go to the riverside we would have, but we were told to sit wherever we wanted. Look at Shelsweb for the last week and you will see several Drogs fans asking where we would be located.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
That is terrible logic!Quote:
Originally Posted by Celdrog
We still ended up going there because the idiots who were supposed to be doing security i.e stewards and the gardai told us to .It was your little schooligan scumbags who threw 2 fireworks into our section .One hitting a woman in the face and breaking her glasses .Then there were bottles hurled at us , and some shels fans tried to attack the supporters club bus .A good nights work for Shelbourne .Oh yeah Ollie verbally abused some Drogheda supporters as they left the ground , and the blatant disregard for health and safety as we were made leave through a tiny little exit down steps in total darkness .Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
Just a thought but would Drogheda fans have been put in the main stand for the benefit of tv to fill it up?
i could not believe my eyes when I was watchin the match last nite and I saw the shels and drogs fans occupyin the same stand! a bunch of muppets these cops are! how come the vocal shels fans werent in their usual spot in the stand?
i was at the athlone galway match and the same trouble happened durin the game. have da guards security any sense whatsoever?
i am ashamed to be an eircom league fan at the moment!:o
It would appear so , when we saw the Richmond stand was occupied by Shels fans we made our way to the Riverside but were turned back.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopy
When we complained to the Gardai about there being no segregation the sergeant on duty said that was a decision by Shelbourne FC and to sit "wherever we find a seat":confused:
http://www.shelbournefc.ie/news.php?id=506Quote:
Originally Posted by Cosmo
Lads for the firework and the women amongst you who disagree with flares,i whole-heartedly apoplgise,i apologise for anyone who had any kind of a mix up with any of the small minority of our fans that are scum,i again apologise but for this
Your just looking for any excuse to use against Shels,get a grip!Quote:
Originally Posted by ndrog
The bottles came from both sets of fans by the way
Cosmo,you just can't be taken serious anymore :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cosmo