Oh dear god no not the clown.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
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Oh dear god no not the clown.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
You're forgetting that it's a night game - we can't have them wearing black if the sky is black, FFS :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
Pats having a three player advantage seems to have ended the game as a competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint
Not only that but:Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan
Drogheda V Cobh - Cobh's away strip is all blue with claret trimming, there could be an issue there.
And....
St Pat's V Galway (isn't galway's away gear all white?? or will they just wear there home strip?)
Maybe he'll refuse to start the game until the sky changes colour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint
Is it trimming or piping? Piping may be okay, trimming no.Quote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
And there is a risk of it being a Turquoise sky.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeixlipRed
http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/149/
St. Patrick’s Athletic fined €1,000 as a result of a colours clash v Sligo Rovers (07.03.08). The club was found to be in breach of Rule 13.3 of the Participation Agreement. Notwithstanding the finding of the Committee that Sligo Rovers were in breach of the rules by not bringing a second strip, the failure by the club to comply with the Referee’s instruction was clearly in breach of the Rules.
Sligo Rovers fined €1,000 as a result of a colours clash v St. Patrick’s Athletic (07.03.08). The club was found to have failed to bring a second strip as required. Notwithstanding the assertion by the club that the second strip would have clashed, the failure to bring this second strip was one of the factors which led to the situation that occurred.
so if we had brought our red kit which actually clashes with pat's kit we could have saved ourselves e1000? 1 of the 2 clubs is at fault, how can both be fined??
Because both were wrong. You only brought one kit - There's your fineQuote:
Originally Posted by Red4Eva
We were pigheaded - there's our fine
Job done FAI, now lets move on
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
In a seperate issue, we got fined €100 for throwing till rolls/toilet paper while Pat's only got fined €150 for throwing 2 bottles. Should be a lot more for bottles imo.
While Longford got no fine for till roll been thrown in their game Vs. Fingal:confused:. I know it's up to the ref to put it in his report but he did see it like.
I saw 3 bottles. The 2 at Jennings after one of the goals and at Curran taking a throwQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
yep, €50 per bottle.
Nit picking over fines doens't help anybody...
Was more for us last season...as long as it's that price for everyone, not just Pat's;) :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
****ing disgrace,Rovers were humiliated and have to pay €1,000??As for the 3 bottles,€50 is a ****ing joke.FAI are are ****ing bunch of idiots
PLastic is cheaper, as are 350ml bottles compared to 500 ml. I think Green glass cst more than clear
I'll have to look it up
i didnt think there was a problem with the till/toilet rolls? is that new?
sometimes,its inconsistent. harps got a 500 fine last year and i think derry did tooQuote:
Originally Posted by feo123
think of all them this is the silliest, no one will get hurt and its not dangerous throwing them on before a game, it just adds to the colour and atmosphere and might help promote the league, god forbid
Is this genuinely how they do it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Wonder what the extra charge is for a direct hit and an injury:rolleyes:
What colours did Bray and Rovers wear?