Did anyone else cry when Rovers were relegated?

Ah yes the good old days when you didn't feel you had been at a league of Ireland game unless you had been glassed and chased through the city centre :D

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manic da hoop wrote:

the two sets of supporters will probarbly end up remincing about it all

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More like re-enacting it all

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Originally Posted by Raheny Red

More like re-enacting it all

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Yeah, using their walking sticks as weapons!

Proberbly all end up getting heart attacks with the excitment of it all.

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Originally Posted by Dodge

Lad you know what the thread is going to be. Why read it?

I'd imagine that those with the internet only in work will have their fun and by the end of today it'll be all over.

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well, i think youl have been pleasently surprised by this thread:)

the latest (and the most bizarre) in a long series of love-in's on foot.ie:D

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Originally Posted by NY Hoop

Why not Rathbane? Are you moving out? In all fairness ye should go back to the Markets Field.

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No we shouldn't. That is as much of a kip as Rathbane. And soul-less as well. It might have worked with 7 or 8,000 fans in there but I don't really like grounds with dog tracks or running tracks between the crowd and the pitch. Almost as dead as Santry or RSC.

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Originally Posted by NY Hoop

As was said in the recent We Are Rovers book the Cup game in 83 down there has gone into infamy. One classic quote "I knew we were in trouble when a guy on a horse was galloping at us brandishing a samurai sword"!!

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Yeah, never let the truth get in the way of a good quote. There is a load of rubbish talked about that - like a cavalry charge etc. All rubbish. George Byrne made up most of it for an article in Hot Press.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by LFC in Exile

No we shouldn't. That is as much of a kip as Rathbane. And soul-less as well. It might have worked with 7 or 8,000 fans in there but I don't really like grounds with dog tracks or running tracks between the crowd and the pitch. Almost as dead as Santry or RSC.

I'm referring to its city centre location really. And the fact that it was Limerick's true home for years. A move back there might bring back the crowds. Rathbane, no offense, is not in the best area!

Yeah, never let the truth get in the way of a good quote. There is a load of rubbish talked about that - like a cavalry charge etc. All rubbish. George Byrne made up most of it for an article in Hot Press.:rolleyes:

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I dont doubt it!

KOH

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Originally Posted by monkey magic

well, i think youl have been pleasently surprised by this thread:)

the latest (and the most bizarre) in a long series of love-in's on foot.ie:D

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Pretty bizarre alright, brought together through the power of nostalgia and the good old fashioned football riot :D