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But many that are first shall be last; and the last first.
Premier Division Fair Play table 2007:
1. Drogheda United - 1035 (€4500)
2. Derry City, St Patrick’s Ath - 1034 (€1000 each)
4. Longford Town - 1032
5. Cork City - 1022
6. Galway United - 998
7. Shamrock Rovers - 995
8. Bohemians - 989
9. Bray Wanderers - 973
10. Waterford United - 948
11. Sligo Rovers - 941
12. UCD - 898
Who won the Hardcore title again? McFaul or Crowley?
We were dead last in Fair play table? That just puts a tin hat on a disastrous season. We used to own that trophy !
The Fair Play only really matters if we win. Other than that, it's a silly tournament which really shouldn't get you into Europe.
That said, last is a bit of a surprise. Only two reds all year - Crowley and Mahon - although the 17,000,000,000 yellows for McFaul (Hardcore Champion) wouldn't have helped. We were fined less than any other club.
Can't help but wonder if successfully appealing our various FAI fines did us a bit of harm here!
That's true of all competitions tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
More so the Fair Play though. It's not really a competition - just a table which gets announced at the end of the year and everyone goes "Oh", and forgets about it again. Unless they won. Which we didn't. What were we talknig about again?
Not really a turnament is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Glad we won a grand out of it. You can be guarenteed tht Cobh are over the moon with the extra €4,500. Can't see the harm in at least trying to encourage fair play
Well we were bottom of the fines levied table so you gain on the roundabouts and you lose on the swings.
Bear in mind we've won it the last three years, so I think I know the money's appreciated!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I was using dismissive sarcasm. For a similar emotion, discuss your feelings on the FAI Cup...
Disappointing that we have fallen so much as it is an indicator of suspensions, which means losing players at vital times. The money had been handy the last few years too, as was the faint hope of getting into Europe. The most surprising thing, however, is how far we have fallen- the biggest gap between teams directly behind one another is 11-12 (nevermind 1-12).
It's not just about red and yellow cards, it includes some very funny things like the sportingness of supporters' chants.
Oh dear lads rap on the knuckles time for the non-sporting chanting :D