Mission Accomplished

Whatever happens tonight, both Shels and Cork have had a season to remember. Record equalling and beating European runs, some superb football played along the way and plenty of drama. Whatever happens, it's been a very enjoyable season, and if Cork win good luck to them next year in the CL, both teams have been superb this season so I wouldn't begrudge "ye" if you do win it.

Of course, Shels will win it anyway ;) but either way it should be a dramatic day, I've been nervous all week. Hopefully the Bohs players will want to do their new team a favour though :)

is it me or do most shels fans seem extremely nervous and keep wishing us all the best!!! :rolleyes:

if the fans are like this,there players must be worse!!!! :D

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Originally Posted by yan

is it me or do most shels fans seem extremely nervous and keep wishing us all the best!!! :rolleyes:

if the fans are like this,there players must be worse!!!! :D

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I'm just pretending, secretly I want you to crash and burn :p

In fairness to you Slash/ED you have posted a lot of good stuff in the forum this year. I note a hint of sincerity in what you say, and I agree with you. Irish soccer has grown up a lot this season, and the fierce rivalry between clubs in a really competitive league is a large part of that.
That said, COME ON CITYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY :ball: :ball: :ball: :ball:

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Originally Posted by Gary

Reading the interview with Hoggy in todays Mirror, there is a strange fact. At 24, he is the 4th oldest player in the team, and one of the senior players in the squad.

It certainly all bodes well for the future.

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Yes that is a brilliant position for the club to be in. Even Devine who is one of the three older than him has years left in him yet. The next three to four seasons will surely be a golden age for CCFC.