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Raf is suspended. So is Gerry Carr.
This will be seriously tough but I think we can certainly win this if we put in the effort. Shams are nothing special, think it's the fact they have a good manager that has them where they are in the league. Can win but I'd be happy with a point. Prediction 1-1.
Shams are the form team in the league at the moment and a point will do very nicely, thank you.
Shams have done extremely well so far. A bit like us last season, they have performed above expectations.
I really cant see the keeping this run going all season. Pat Fenlon said on Monday night that he has noticed them tireing over the last 2 games.
They are a very young squad. I think our fitness level will tell in the end.
I expect another home win.
anyone know what the story is with segregation for friday nite?will shams fans have jinks avenue stand for themselves
how can you say you'd be happy with a point? shows a serious lack of ambition and you are seriously underestemating our team. at home against shamrock rovers. the history between the clubs and you would take a point? we're at home. we beat them and scored 3 against them away from home. id be dissapointed with a draw!
no reason IMO why we cant be looking to get 4th spot. we have the quality players for it that would get into alot of teams above us and we play good football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cupcakes
For that smartarse comment, I'm not even going to try and find out now:p.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Should deffinaltly be looking for the 3 points in this game. Rovers are playing some of the most attractive football in the league.
Hopfully there will be a good atmophere too.
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Originally Posted by Only1Rovers
deffinately agree with this
Is there much crowd expected? id say it will be the same situation as boh's
Ok. Shams have beginning of blue stand while Rovers fans have railway end side of stand. Shams will enter through "turnstiles" along with Rovers fans but they'll exit through car park gate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Unfortunately:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
You don't get crowds on Fridays, remember last year's "experiment"?? :o Won't be too many of ours going up either, our numbers have been decimated by the late change in date. Looks like another tv match for most of us. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Were ya at the Galway, Longford & Waterford games?Quote:
Originally Posted by Only1Rovers
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Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Ya what a clown he is for saying it would be far more logical for Sligo to put the gantry in the Blue Stand so it faces yere new stand.
Sure most Sligo lads would agree with that.
The irony in "Only1Rovers" calling Shamrock Rovers "Rovers":DQuote:
Originally Posted by Bravo
Obsessed,
It's a bad idea to let the home fans have the railway end. Not too clever on the two sets of fans entering the ground together either. But then if someone of your obvious maturity is running things I wouldnt expect anything else.
Any normal sligo fan confirm where the away support will be?
KOH
Am I not normal enough for you? Like I said, away fans will be at beginning of blue stand. Rovers fans will have end of that stand.Quote:
Originally Posted by NY Hoop
Like Sligoman said, ye have the near end of the blue stand. All fans enter through the main gate area, but you have 2 turnstiles for away supporters only. Hopefully 6 turnstiles for home supporters will be open. They are been put in yesterday and today.Quote:
Originally Posted by NY Hoop
You will exit the ground by the carpark gate.
I would say there will be an area of seating cordoned off between the 2 sets of supporters, like what happened at the Boh's match.
I would say so. Please shams, don't be like yer Dublin counterparts and decide to take the fence down on yer way out when things don't go yer way;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Redzer