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id have to agree with all the present premier teams staying in the top flight next season, and rovers going up due to their great support even though they were'nt playing the best football(3 of our games with them so far were close affairs and they would admit that themselves if they were honest)
but i have to say that if galway go up the only reason for it would be their location/catchment area because they arnt playing very good football either from what i've seen, there all physical and the same goes for dundalk who we played off the park this season. but i have to give credit to both their positions in the table.
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Bohs
Shamrocks
Cork
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Finn Harps
Derry
Galway
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Sligo
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Waterford
no Shels as they could both do a dublin city mid season
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Good geographical spread there.
shamrocks the only dublin team in it ?????? how did you come up with that :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry
My perfect 12 would be the top ten as is...Shamrock Rovers...and whoever wins the play-off. Let's keep it simple. When we were bottom, I think most supporters would have accepted our fate gracefully. We didn't finish last, so we've earned our place.
Read what it says at the bottom, there is one club there per county. Thats what I ment by "Geographical Spread"Quote:
Originally Posted by desaintsno.12
In that caseQuote:
Originally Posted by Student Mullet
Bohs
Rovers
CIE
Garda
St.Mochtas
Hartstown utd u11b
Killester
Rockmount
foot.ie
Boards.ie
Gretna:D
Ashtown Villa
Bohs should be able to get at least a setanta spot from that lot
My preferred Premier division would be
Pats
Longford
Harps
Cobh
Monaghan
Athlone
UCD (because you have to have a dublin derby)
Waterford
Galway
Sligo
Limerick
Bray
Depor you're talking through your arse.From what you've seen?What twice in Cobh and once in Terryland.This UTD team has played excellent football and would give any team a good game.If Rovers are far superior how did we beat them twice?Quote:
Originally Posted by depor
Idiotic post with no grounds.know your facts.
I know its what you prefer but why no Rovers? You in the same boat as student mullet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
KOH
In fairness Galway will be lucky to have one team...let alone two :DQuote:
Originally Posted by desaintsno.12
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Originally Posted by NY Hoop
You're right. As long as Rovers have no ground, swap Rovers for UCD as long as they rent Richmond.
but why rovers out of curiousity ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry
they would have the biggest support
Not according to any of the stats I've seen here in the last few years they don't!
terry where did you see that they have the best attendences ???
plus they have no ground or infastructure ? but everyone is entitled to their opinion (even if its wrong :p )
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"Rovers have probably the best supporters in the country" Paul Osam, 13/11/2006.Quote:
Originally Posted by desaintsno.12
Ozo publicly utters the great unspoken truth that bitter fans of smaller clubs refuse to acknowledge. ;)
And as for "infastructure" we're alright on that front cheers - over 20 schoolboy teams, IT Tallaght scholarship, educational links with Tallaght schools, dedicated full time club shop and offices etc etc.
You, on the other hand, have a ground and a pub owned by a property developer. That's not an infrastructure. :rolleyes:
KOH
Kudos on the shop/office in the industrial estate in Clondalkin.