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Originally posted by GavinZac
we'd have filled the cross.
Just like we did last season ya? Go away with your stupidity please.
If the club refused to play the game in Kilkenny (a neutral venue), in the hopes of winning a coin toss, well they can have no grounds whatsoever for complaint.
Aside from that, we got it last year, so i cant see why people are getting so defensive. That said, as holders, i reckon we should have automatically been given home advantage!
spot on. kilkenny would have been a fair place to play it.Quote:
Originally posted by Gary
If the club refused to play the game in Kilkenny (a neutral venue), in the hopes of winning a coin toss, well they can have no grounds whatsoever for complaint.
BTW, on the game itself well done Colin P in aprticular and the whole team in general. Nice to know we have some good young talent- like deccie daly for one ;)
Im sure Éanna will drive up for it anywayQuote:
Originally posted by Eric
If it's on in Richmond tuesday week then I'll pop over to support the boys.
Calling on all exiled rebels to gather in order to cheer on the lads to more silverware!!!!!!!!
Anyway lads we've a decent record in Richmond this year with the senior team so hopefully the 21s will carry that on.
Just hope its in Richmond and not feicin Baldonnell.
Stewie Ashton's Rebel Army
They try and play all big U21 games in Inchicore but played the Semi in Baldonnel as we played in Richmond on Friday (and have two more games there this week)
As there'll be no more games there for a few months I'd imagine it'll be in Richmond
Has it been confirmed as Richmond?
Is there any good reason why this match couldnt be played on a Saturday or Sunday?
Confirmed for Richmond.Quote:
Originally posted by SÓCcfc
Has it been confirmed as Richmond?
Is there any good reason why this match couldnt be played on a Saturday or Sunday?
probably something to do with a dublin bias
Most likely, making our team travel to Jackland on a week day after work/collge/school etc.
So Pats are "mullaghs" too now I suppose seeing as this bias is against them too. If the feicin game was played on the weekend there'd be a bigger Pats crowd at it too.
Absolutely. I’d say playing it on a Tuesday night would half the crowdQuote:
Originally posted by SÓCcfc
Most likely, making our team travel to Jackland on a week day after work/collge/school etc.
So Pats are "mullaghs" too now I suppose seeing as this bias is against them too. If the feicin game was played on the weekend there'd be a bigger Pats crowd at it too.
But seriously is there any reason why it isnt being played at the weekend other than whoever fixed it deciding that it should be on a Tuesday
No. Pats wanted a weekend fixture...
the date was probably decided by the goons in merrion square in dublin
again ..yet another example of the dublin bias against cork city :)
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