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According to The Sligo Champion there were four arrests, three adults and one juvenile, arising out of Saturday night's incidents. The juvenile was released without charge and the three adults were up before a special sitting of the District Court on Sunday. Released on bail. Whilst the article did not give their names and addresses it stated that they travelled to the game by bus. Would a reasonable guess be that they were shams supporters?
Will be interesting to see the outcome of this.
Heard the guy who hit the OAP on the head with a bottle was captured via CCTV , a few months in Castlerea would be a nice sentence .Quote:
Originally Posted by ThePrisoner
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Originally Posted by ThePrisoner
No direct bus from Tallaght to Sligo, not possible.
Excellent point. I'm sure they'll get you to represent them at the hearing.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
"Castlerea is too good you young man, food and sex on tap, no a community service is what I have in mind, 250 hours cleaning the toilets in Dalymount Park".Quote:
Originally Posted by dublinred
Think Rovers will need to up their game if they have pretensions of challenging Dundalk. It was laboured win,albeit against a limited side. Think Brando' s form will be the tipping point between relative success and another season of mediocre dross.
Maybe we can get some of the loanees fron west ham sooner rather than later. Could make all the difference.:)
Ollie Horgan is gonna be on OTB on NewsTalk soon.
An interview of boundless optimism no doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Without having listened to it, let me guess what he said.
"We were very lucky to beat Derry".
"If we stay up, it'll be a bigger achievement that being promoted".
"We'll do very well to get any points out of any games".
"We're no good".
"We'd do well to stop Dundalk hitting double figures on Friday"
Don't forget "I'm a terrible manager."Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
"Honestly, I think we should stay at home."
Sligo Rovers "a limited side" my arse, they were the far better side on Saturday, playing a far more entertaining brand of football and but for on the field antics, throwing themselves on the floor at every opportunity and conning the referee they would have lost the game. Sligo Rovers maybe a new young team but they will learn fast and are a talented bunch who will do well this year in the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
As for Shamrocks fans, they were a disgrace!
the flag was set on fire,it was removed from Mooneys bar before the game. but the so chant never happened. if anything it was " We're Shamrock Rovers,We'll do what we want"Quote:
Originally Posted by ForzaHoop
Is this problem with Rovers fans only a new thing?
Honest question. We've never had any trouble with them, in fact, we've always had a really good relationship with Rovers fans.
Hopefully all will go smooth next Monday night....
There is a small number of scrotes who come out of the woodwork for games with Bohs, Dundalk and Sligo and try to cause trouble. They're egged on by a small number of sad old men who are also rarely seen at games. Because these people don't actually follow the football team, they seem to mistakenly think there's some sort of rivalry with Sligo and target it as their big trip on the ****.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
the incident with the OAP was that in Mooneys as well?
Saturday away games would obviously bring more of them out as well. A similar element travelled to Longford on a few occasions and did damage in pubs in Longford and nearby towns including foot.ie's spiritual home, Tarmonbarry. I think we moved any home games against ye away from the Saturday night recently.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Nah in O'NeillsQuote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Keep losing to them and keep calling them Rovers and ye should be OK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy