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I knew someone would say this but I still think it's better they did the gracious thing. I think a year ago with Ollie in better health and firmer control they'd have fought this bitterly with full embarrassing media coverage. I'm glad the matter has been resolved amicably and for the better.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Thats it for me. A nice change from all the embarressing episodes. Only a couple of months ago Shels forced their players to go to court so nice to see a little humility from them (or any other club actually)Quote:
Originally Posted by Poor Student
I can only assume they sneaked that one through a board meeting when Ollie was out sick!
Fair play to Shels for doing the right thing.... a sentence I never thought I'd type.
St Pats will be fantastic in europe this season. The style of our football will go down very well with the european no hard tackling refs. May as well win the Uefa Cup.
Shels in 'doing the decent thing' shock!! :)
All kidding aside, i think they deserve a wee bit of credit for not dragging out the inevitable & taking their situation graciously!
Koh
Finally, someone is thinking of the co-efficient.
Quite the opposite, Shels are doing the FAI are favour in my view.Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
well, it is shels we're talking about. they sold their soul a long time agoQuote:
Originally Posted by Gareth
Real shame to hear this about Shelbourne.
Now those North West "European Giants" will be spunking their boxers at the thought of the Champions League.
Forever in our Shadows...
Hallelujah!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebeard
Away and concentrate on the weekly "Huge games" that the IL provides.......:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Graemerz
:rolleyes: no need to slag the Irish League....Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
Best for all concerned so fair play. Derry and Pats are equipped to do alright this year, they just need a nice draw or two especially in the uefa which is by far the more attainable.
Remind us of the IL's recent European record.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graemerz
Would the Eircom side be seeded?
The thread is not about Carnegie League in Europe, it's about the Eircom League in Europe. Last year was a disasterous year for the Carnegie League clubs in Europe I'm not disputing that, but why bring it up?Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Do you really think youse are that good because you beat Gothenburg (a poor team that were once famous) and a Scottish Division One side? :rolleyes:
YUP.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Graemerz
Excellent. That means there is a chance they could play the winners of the Carnegie Premier League. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by monkey magic
Pats have been invited to apply for a Uefa License and have accepted ....
www.stpatsfc.com
Like when Shels played the Glens...Quote:
Originally Posted by Graemerz