Shels won a league in Inchicore with no more than 200 fans there, and this was the last game in the season, it wasn't like they'd have a game to celebrate
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Shels won a league in Inchicore with no more than 200 fans there, and this was the last game in the season, it wasn't like they'd have a game to celebrate
1-0 Pats FT
Night all.
3-2 the Dud, Come on City
all over in terryland!!!!
3-2
all over in kildare thank god. 2-1 to the youths.
UCD win 1-0.
Taking the ****? we one of the clubs that dont proclaim to have 40,000 fans at the RDS on a cold rainy day in winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Réiteoir
We can slag anyone we want, we have 4000 fans maximum and off that 2000 attend our games average. Bohs, Cork, Derry, Rovers, Shamrocks, have millions of fans that dont go to games we have 2000.
kdjac
could mention the sparse crowd i saw for your Cup Replay against Fingal the other day - but I won'tQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
FT Shels 1-0 Mons
Considering the crowd ye dragged from inchicore for a final a few miles away it was a joke. That intercity traffic, awful stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by kdjaC
Great results for Galway and UCD tonight. The relegation battle will go down to the wire this year.
Would you say we had 4000 at it? or maybe more?Quote:
Originally Posted by RonnieB
kdjac
Bohs were brilliant in the first half, not so in the second. I think they kind of relaxed too much in the second half. Some really bad defending in that game tonight, from both sides.
enough slagging about crowds lads, attendances throughout the whole league is an embarrassment - and its not the fault of the fans, its the fault of the soccer mad irish public.
Yeah, this slagging of crowds is just pathetic at this stage. It's like someone boasting they have a 3-inch willy and you've only a 2-incher.
Think I'd replace the word's in bold with 'adequate' and 'dreadful' myself - fair play to Bray though, caused us more problems than other, more vaunted sides have this year (I'm looking north, about 30 miles, in particular)Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
Eh,you did mention it......Quote:
Originally Posted by Réiteoir
Harps are still 7 points clear aren't they? I hope it gets a wee bit more interesting but I think it's all over to be honest..Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry
one all between Limerick and Fingal tonight. Limerick battered um. Could have been 10 1 and thats no joke
No, 4 points (UCD) and Galway (5 points plus a Pat's away game in hand).Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
There hasn't been much movement down there for a while, except from Harps of course. But Galway and Cobh pulled off some good draws before tonight.
With the huge gaps in talent in the table it's difficult for poorer sides to get the (expected?) unbeaten runs together.
I think Galway's win against Cork is the best result from an underdog so far this season. At least since Bray v. Drogs or Derry but Bray showed they were a Mid-Table standard around that time too.
Am seriously wondering about you.Harps are 5 points ahead of us with 1 game more played and have to play us in terryland.They are 4 points ahead of UCD.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
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Originally Posted by HarpoJoyce
Aertel had Harps seven points clear when I checked it last night when I got in (they still haven't updated it actually). I'd no reason to think it was wrong. Anyway that does change things alright. Good wins for Galway and UCD last night. They should show that Galway - Harps match on TV..Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
I'm seriously wondering about me too. This promotion race stuff is an emotional roller coaster.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
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Originally Posted by holidaysong
That's right I noticed that early this morning when I got in too. I use Aertel an awful lot.
The table hasn't being updated yet, but Drogheda Zero is gone. Probably waiting on the Cobh-Shamrock Rovers game and trying to save paper.
They're usually the quickest at updating the table in fairness to them. Plus the table says Oct 3rd on it which gives the impression that it was updated.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarpoJoyce
Cobh beat Rovers 1-0 tonight to leapfrog Galway once again.
5 points between the bottom four... getting very interesting indeed.
Good to see Galway back on bottom :D :D :D
Great weekend for the relegation battle, except for Harps obviously. Good to see things liven up.
Last week, we had posters crying that the relegation battle was over. :confused::rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Thanks MaxiQuote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
Great win for Cobh last though Rovers were clearly the better team. Very unlucky with a shot off the bar near the end but Cobh hung on. The relegation battle is looking very interesting.
Is that the best you could come up with?Quote:
Originally Posted by gilberto_eire
Happy Relegation! :p
Just heard that the L37 team have left Ferrycarrig Park 'cos Mick won't let them warm up on the pitch....................
Eh? Could you elaborate please when you have more info?Quote:
Originally Posted by oldyouth
I wasn't able to go to the game myself but my wife and son are up there. All teams (incl Youths) have always warmed up on the adjacent pitch. Seemingly, the ref must wait until 8pm and the Youths must take the field. This isn't going to end pretty. I'll update later
A walkover ?
I'm up in Dublin but my brother just rang me there a few minutes ago. Basically it's rainging in the sunny south east and Limerick 37 said they wanted to warm up on the front pitch. Mick said no you can warm up on the back pitch like everyone has for the last 2 years. Limerick decided they would leave if they weren't allowed to warm up on front pitch. When Mick wouldn't budge, they started to pack up and get back on the bus. Mick said alright then ye can warm up on the front pitch, they still fecked off.
Nonsense really. By right I think Mick should let teams warm up on the front pitch but I suppose he wants to keep it in as good condition as possible. On the other hand it's not as if Limerick 37 have never played in the feckin place before.
Would be a pity if the game doesn't go ahead. Particularly for any Limerick fans that may have travelled down.
If the don't play the game they'll be deducted points and probably Wexford given the game too. Though I'm sure it wont come to that. One of those infamous delayed kick-offs no doubt.
Crazy stuff, is there an ulterior motive for Limerick not wanting to play?
Not that I'm aware of, I think most of our players (if not all) got time off work. Our people in charge are pretty level headed as well so this doesn't sound right at all. I'll try and get full details from our end of thingsQuote:
Originally Posted by centre mid