Brought easily the biggest away support to Limerick this year and we didn't hear a peep out of emQuote:
Originally Posted by Splurge
Serious police presence my Aras
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Brought easily the biggest away support to Limerick this year and we didn't hear a peep out of emQuote:
Originally Posted by Splurge
Serious police presence my Aras
Ah right.:) Just read people say before that they would have to change if promoted so thought you meant that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
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Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Waterford brought bigger to our games and we all got on fine. It's just an element that we dont want to see.
everyone say a few orayers there for dundalk..eithier if you want them to win or are fed up thursday night games..HA we need every little bit of luck now
Dundalk cos Im feckin sick of going to Oriel on a Thursday ... plus Im feckin
sick of getting hammered by them!
would like to see Dundalk go up due to fact then did get screwed over a few years ago and Thursday nights are a pain in the ar**
the fans thing the first night down this year there was a "few" fans who had obviously had to much to drink and then went over board
Saying all that it is Shels to throw away at the moment
Don't think we have anything to worry about for a few years yet :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
How do you know Waterford brought more to your ground than Dundalk brought to Limerick??Quote:
Originally Posted by Splurge
The Waterford fans we hosted were grand aswell.
Right Mossy.Quote:
It's just an element that we dont want to see
:D :D :D
Look, in any large travelling group you're going to get one or two bad apples.
As someone else said above God help ye if wallace ever abandons the all local nonsense and you stumble into the Premier.
Thursday nights is amateur, no to Dundalk. And the tete a tete's with Shels were great games, would like to see that happen again.
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Originally Posted by A face
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Why. Did the Shed singing "We all go to Trinity" get to you?
'Whoosh' :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
One of the few funny anti-UCD chants I've heard, that was. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
It's just - how do I put this? - it's Dundalk.
Why the confusion?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Dundalk. Always had a soft spot for them because they always reminded me of ourselves for some reason.
Grudgingly, Shels
I don't blame people for getting upset about away fans bringing a proboscine beast to the game. Sure it might go mental and trample the f**k out of everybody, or worse still the playing surface.Quote:
Originally Posted by Splurge
It's much improved in the past couple of years in fairness.
I guess I'm failing to see the link between "Thursday" and "Amateur"Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
It suits Dundalk and if I was a Dundalk fan I'd be fully behind it.
I've said it before and I'll say it again if every other club stood up to Dundalk they wouldn't be long cutting the Thursday nonsense.
As it is, why should they??
Dundalk for entriely selfish reasons. I'd rather not have to travel to Dundalk on a Thursday and a nearby away game againt Shels would be a welcome change next year.
I've got to back up my friend Splurge. I've been to Oriel many times over the last 30 years and they have very passionate, knowledgeable fans who (frankly) deserve better than the 1st Division. However, some of the yokes that have visited Ferrycarrig Park don't deserve the title 'fans'. When we played them the 1st time at home this season and got hopped off 5-0, they continued the sick abuse to those around them, including women and young kids. I'd have expected a chorus of 'can we play you every week' or similar, but those ****s were bad out.
For the 2nd game, I had a grand auld football chat with many of their fans in the club house before the game but what was pitch side later on was a disgrace. Dundalk is a fine club and will soon be back where it belongs but leave some of those fools behind you