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15/11/2007, 10:16 AM
Dodge

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Originally Posted by R�iteoir

Tomasz Superczynski is the ref in question - first non-Irish national on the League list according to the League website

Whats the polish for blind w@nker?
15/11/2007, 10:22 AM
dcfcsteve

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Originally Posted by Dodge

http://www.pffi.pl/

Pats are their "official" LOI team

It's all Greek to me.....
15/11/2007, 11:06 AM
A face

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Originally Posted by Dr.Nightdub

Clip of the Pats goal is up on the club website

Is there a link to the clip, i cant actually find it on that site.
15/11/2007, 11:10 AM
Dodge

http://www.stpatsfc.com/watch_video.php?id=87

All videos here
http://www.stpatsfc.com/video.php
15/11/2007, 11:49 AM
Jerry The Saint

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Originally Posted by Dalymountrower

Presumably based on their footbal intelligence ubit looking at Wistila Fans on You Tube burning scarves or such like.

Ross Kemp on Gangs actually:eek: The Independent also watched the programme on Sky and ran a short piece advising fans not to turn up. :rolleyes:
15/11/2007, 12:03 PM
Raheny Red

Quote:

Originally Posted by R�iteoir

Tomasz Superczynski is the ref in question - first non-Irish national on the League list according to the League website

Who sent off a Polish player for Kilkenny this season against us :D
15/11/2007, 12:55 PM
KildareFan

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Originally Posted by superfrank

Aren't there a few Polish immigrants involved in the el?

I'm certain there's a ref and I thought that one First Div. team had a Polish-named player.

He was one of the best refs in the first division last season. Probably not saying much but there you go. I would imagine he will promoted to the premier division before long.
15/11/2007, 1:15 PM
stann

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Originally Posted by superfrank

Aren't there a few Polish immigrants involved in the el?
I'm certain there's a ref and I thought that one First Div. team had a Polish-named player.

Andy Polewczak, who used to be with us (and who I've surely spelt wrongly) is now with Kilkenny I'm sure. He is Polish.
I'm also pretty sure that he's the lad that got a rather hefty 8 match ban for something (spitting IIRC) either the beginning of this season or the end of last. So some 'equilibrium' issues with him then?
15/11/2007, 2:32 PM
Larry 'da' Wyse

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Originally Posted by stann

Andy Polewczak, who used to be with us (and who I've surely spelt wrongly) is now with Kilkenny I'm sure. He is Polish.
I'm also pretty sure that he's the lad that got a rather hefty 8 match ban for something (spitting IIRC) either the beginning of this season or the end of last. So some 'equilibrium' issues with him then?

Errortel said Patz brought on a Polish chap near the end of the game.
15/11/2007, 2:42 PM
Dodge

They were right

http://www.stpatsfc.com/news.php?id=1907
15/11/2007, 4:00 PM
osarusan

For the Pats goal, did the shot take a deflection on its way in?
15/11/2007, 4:03 PM
Dodge

Nope.
15/11/2007, 6:10 PM
CollegeTillIDie

There have been Polish players in the league before recent times. Back in the 1970's Piotr Suski played I think for Athlone Town. Someone out there may know better than I. Under Communism, professional soccer players were allowed go abroad to earn foreign currency once they were 28 or 29 in Poland and a few other Eastern Bloc states.
I believe Stefan Fenuik while not actually born in Poland might well have been eligible to play for them, and that's just two.
15/11/2007, 10:21 PM
Soko

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Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint

The Independent also watched the programme on Sky and ran a short piece advising fans not to turn up. :rolleyes:

That was scare mongering at its finest. Disgraceful "journalism"
16/11/2007, 9:27 AM
Raheny Red

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Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie

There have been Polish players in the league before recent times. Back in the 1970's Piotr Suski played I think for Athlone Town. Someone out there may know better than I. Under Communism, professional soccer players were allowed go abroad to earn foreign currency once they were 28 or 29 in Poland and a few other Eastern Bloc states.
I believe Stefan Fenuik while not actually born in Poland might well have been eligible to play for them, and that's just two.

A few seasons ago Worzak Korsan (sp??) played for Rovers and Dublin City.
16/11/2007, 9:29 AM
gustavo

We had Piotr Badjaik here at the start of the season but he got a bad injury and went home .I think he could have been a good player for us too , shame.
16/11/2007, 9:43 AM
Maynard

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Originally Posted by Raheny Red

A few seasons ago Worzak Korsan (sp??) played for Rovers and Dublin City.

My God did that man bring the word "average" to a whole new plain of averageness...:o
16/11/2007, 9:48 AM
Sheridan

What makes you say that, he never played a minute for us! This at a time when anyone could get a game by turning up to training and hanging around for a bit.
16/11/2007, 9:56 AM
Maynard

Saw him play 90 (I think, certainly 45) against CY in the Irishtown stadium. Notable only for his woolen gloves (surely Poland is colder?!)
BTW just heard that Ray Murray past away today. Sad news. Was a lovely fella.
16/11/2007, 1:55 PM
Raheny Red

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Originally Posted by Maynard

My God did that man bring the word "average" to a whole new plain of averageness...:o

Ah the man is a leg end - did 5 or 6 training sessions with Beechlawn :cool:

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