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09/08/2006, 12:12 PM
Bravo

Lads, I think he is correct to a certain extent. Not as many Buffs are going to the games as use to & likewise fewer from the town yet there is a sizably less contingent of Sod-Busters than before. I was chatting to a lad from Cliffoney (an ardent fan) & I said how I hadn�t seen him there in ages, a few years ago they use to fill a bus every week for the matches & now he cant get a car load, because of the summer football the farmers wont travel they are up to there t1ts. Plus 15 euros is steep for a LOI game not everybody can afford it, the terrace in Richmond Park was only 10 euros for the Pats game a few weeks ago, why not offer this as an option?
09/08/2006, 12:40 PM
Rovers1

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Originally Posted by Bravo

Lads, I think he is correct to a certain extent. Not as many Buffs are going to the games as use to & likewise fewer from the town yet there is a sizably less contingent of Sod-Busters than before.

:rolleyes:

alot more 'buffs' turn up to rovers games than townies,especially from south sligo
09/08/2006, 7:34 PM
sligobhoy67

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Originally Posted by Rovers1

:rolleyes:

alot more 'buffs' turn up to rovers games than townies,especially from south sligo

"buffs" - classic - not living in Sligo I havent heard that one ages.

Saying more people from south Sligo go to the games is wrong imo. Support from south Sligo towns like Riverstown, Ballymote, Tubbercurry etc and north sligo towns like Grange and Cliffoney have always provided good support for the rovers - is this farming excuse really having that large effect!?!?!
14/08/2006, 11:58 AM
Bravo

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Originally Posted by Rovers1

:rolleyes:

alot more 'buffs' turn up to rovers games than townies,especially from south sligo

I wouldn�t think that�s quite correct, but cant argue cause I don�t have the figures & I presume you don�t either so we will have to agree to disagree, But if it is, then rightly so cause over 50% of the population must live south of the town. Secondly I couldn�t care less if they are arriving from the moon once they are going to the games I am as happy to see Buffs as minks at the games, so I refuse to get drawn any further into the �Buffs bring more argument�.
14/08/2006, 12:03 PM
red bellied

So us townies are the minks!
14/08/2006, 7:29 PM
Bravo

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Originally Posted by red bellied

So us townies are the minks!

Well if they ill be the buffs then we can be minks, would you prefer to be called something different? i'd still rather be a mink than a buff!:)
14/08/2006, 7:57 PM
red bellied

Ah the buffs mightnt know the meaning of the word minker in its true form.
14/08/2006, 9:23 PM
gustavo

Its classic that a small town of less than 20,000 people theres this supposed town /country thing!
14/08/2006, 9:38 PM
Rovers1

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Originally Posted by Bravo

i'd still rather be a mink than a buff!:)

cant say id agree with you there!;)
14/08/2006, 10:45 PM
sligoman

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Originally Posted by gustavo

Its classic that a small town of less than 20,000 people theres this supposed town /country thing!

Buff!:rolleyes: :p.
15/08/2006, 1:00 AM
nshoop

This is a fascinating insight,please continue.
15/08/2006, 11:08 AM
Rory H

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Originally Posted by nshoop

This is a fascinating insight,please continue.

sham:rolleyes:
16/08/2006, 6:22 PM
Fivesilver

Nice food chain effect going here. The already funny idea of Sligo town deriding the 'country' folk elicits a burst of sarcasm from someone possibly labouring under the impression that Dublin is the epitome of cosmopolitan glamour.
We're just a wee island, but all apparently dying for someone to look down on. :D

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