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You were disappointed by us!? Have you seen us play this season before now? We're crap.
The only disappointment tonight is to learn that Deegan got himself sent off for Bohs, thus craftily avoiding the much anticipated dual with Mental Micky at Oriel Park next week.
there was a salzburg rep sitting in the bohs section at the match :D
anyone know what she was upto? jason byrne to replace janko?:p
What a win! Bring on the Bohs!
This just gets better and better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Seems in my euphoric state I got confused between Deegan and Keegan.
Gary Deegan, fine talented player that he is, will be suspended from next weeks game, while the two-footed "tackle" hitman Paul Keegan can endure sleepless nights pondering his fate at the hands of Mental Micky!
Be afraid Studs Keegan, be very afraid.....
Just want to say well done to Dundalk, yous played us off the park last night and deserved the 3 points, we are struggling for injurries and suspensions at the moment but other teams have had that as well. One other point see Bohs got another penalty last night I wonder how many that makes it now for the season must be nearly in double figures!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Cheers Flexy, to be fair Derry did not have one shot on target all night, that was a big win for us.
Regarding Shels' big win, when was the last time a team won 7-0 and neither striker scored? Seems very unusual.
Second heavy defeat in a row for Mervue too, what's happening there?
Very gracious of you Flexy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
It was marvellous to have the Derry fans back in Oriel last night - the colour, craic, banter and great fun of the Derry faithful really reminded me of what we have been missing in the graveyard division these last 7 years!
Of the teams that actually take a decent travelling support to Oriel Park, the Derry fans stand head and shoulders above all others. Result aside, I hope you folks enjoyed your visit. Dundalk - Derry at Oriel in the cup would be a great draw.
We were absolutely battered by Dundalk last night. Could easily have been three down at the break.
Yeah, we`re really rattled:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Hope you enjoyed the love -in with the Foyle Drum Bangers last night, only 2,000 at it, half the crowd that came to your last home game against Bohs!
Dundalk on a good run, Steve Bruces postcards clearly working their magic.
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Seriously though, thanks for denting Derry`s title hopes.
A Bohs fan making snide comments about crowd sizes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
No Gardai in riot gear, no sign of Garda dogs or horseback; no sign of hassle or hostility - no doubt a stark contrast with next weeks visit of the gentle and affable Bohs.
No probs im sure if the title goes to the last match of the season and we are at oriel then the 4k attendance will look pretty small compared to the 1st Bohs match, and im pretty sure Dundalk would rather see Derry win the league than BohsQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Absolutley no doubt about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
I don't think a poll would be required among Dundalk fans to get the answer to that!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
If Derry were in contention for the league title come the last match of the season, it sure would be a great fantastic atmosphere at Oriel Park. But if Dundalk maintain the progress and momentum illustrated over the last 4 matches they will be a soft touch for no one.
Is this love in making anyone else sick?
I can understand that a self confessed "bitter and nasty" LOI fan, might be uncomfortable (even ill) with the thought of complimenting rival fans sporting behaviour. Why give due credit when you can spend your time whinging and sniping?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hairy Bowsie
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Previously posted by Hairy Bowsie
Yes thats the reason why the league is as it is :rolleyes: Get a grip!! Being bitter and nasty is the god given right of every LoI fan, it's all we have now and it's one of the reasons why i come back every week.
Hopefully the Police will be back next week to help protect innocent Bohs fans travelling up on buses from being attacked by the usual Dundalk element - a lá events up in GalwayQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Agreed - all innocent or naive Bohs fans should have the highest level of protection available, but both of them will probably be travelling with the team!Quote:
Originally Posted by Réiteoir
I'd imagine there will indeed be a heavy police presence with the Bohs fans next week, though more to do with the reports elsewhere of the Bohs fans behaviour on the DART to brayQuote:
Originally Posted by Réiteoir
Do any of you know how many penalties have been awarded to Bohs this season?
Saying this thread has gone off a tangent anyway.....
Me entering the ground last night with an absolutely massive bag(packed with scarves for Derry fans, but usually a candidate for a bag search for flares etc).
Stewart: "There is no way I'm f*cking checking that, away ye go"
-Joe McGlue, FAI head of Security about ten feet behind yer man, less than happy
Me: "Yes Joe, how's the form" and wandering on in.....
The "tribute" by the Dundalk cheerleaders to Michael Jackson at half time:eek:. I thought last week was weird with a Glens fans taking off his artifical leg and waving it round his head during their chants, but I think last night topped.
I do sometime give credit when it's due and there's no harm in giving a compliment but your practically creaming over each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
This forum attracts pages and pages of posts pontificating on, and often exaggerating, negative incidents involving alleged fans. Yet when well deserved plaudits are given to "rival" fans you get stimulated to use sexual innuendo in a risible effort to ridicule it. SadQuote:
Originally Posted by Hairy Bowsie
An awful lot anyway but Bray have also got a few. We've got five at home so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derry
I wouldn't bet on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Dundalk's Michael Collins played last night, despite the fact that he was to serve a one game suspension. I'd expect the points to go to Derry.
Somebody asked whats happening to Mervue with heavy defeats recently.Just to point out they are a completely ameteur team,nobody is getting paid.The players do a days work then go training and playing matches.How much are Shel's players on?
Obviously with Kildare in that division they wont finish last but i still think they will finish comfortably mid table.
Michael Collins was not suspended and in fact only came within the FAI's jurisdiction this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flume
http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/2073/
Both Collins and Drogheda united's Gavin Whelan were hit with an automatic one match ban after been sent off during the cup friendly between dundalk and drogheda prior to the start of the season. Both were to serve it in the next match that they were to play in. Whelan served his. Collins was due to serve his this week and didn't. Will be an interesting situation for the FAI to deal with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Collins was not registered with the FAI when this happened so they can't take any action.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flume
Is the Pats game being shown online anywhere?
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Originally Posted by brianw82
Its on Setanta Ireland tonight so theres bound to be a live streaming somewhere.
So the other 500 or so non naive(sic) travelling fans are legitimate targets?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Don't know if it's on these but heres a few links for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
http://www.atdhe.net/
http://livefooty.doctor-serv.com/
http://www.myp2p.eu/
Also they have commentary:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/SRFCTV
I know its not the point but even if Collins sholdnt have played last night, we were that bad that Dundalk could have had Roddy Collins in midfield and still won:(
why what happened jicked?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jicked
Kildare-UCD 0-0 HT
Fingal one up.
Fingal scorer?
Conan Byrne.