Dont worry DE town, you'll be joining him next Tuesday night ;) . At least Galway have an excuse with the ref but ye wont :pQuote:
Originally Posted by DE TOWN
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Dont worry DE town, you'll be joining him next Tuesday night ;) . At least Galway have an excuse with the ref but ye wont :pQuote:
Originally Posted by DE TOWN
I doubt I will be joining him in fairness. we wont have to blame anything because we will be safely into the quarter finals.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
You really need to calm down fella. I'm not suggesting that Alan Kelly or most other refs are deliberately favouring their home town team, but the point is this: when the ref is from the same place as one of the teams, it gives rise to allegations of bias. Even if these allegations are unfounded or untrue, they still have a basis becuase of where the ref is from. The easiest thing would be to remove that problem by having referees from a neutral place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Copa Mundial
The entire league tables would be different.....:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vinny
It happens every week with Dublin teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Just the way it is, given how our population is dispersed.
Just because Alan Kelly is from Cork doesn't mean he's a City fan.
We've a population of around 448,000 in the county and consider 5,000 to be a good crowd at Turners Cross. That would suggest to me that the majority of Cork people aren't City fans.
It's very immature to accuse one of the top officials in the country of being biased. Galway fans are clutching at straws and need to realise that they didn't do enough to win either game.
It's good for the Cup that the two "BIG" teams are still in it.
Hopefully we'll be kept apart so that the two City's can meet for a showpiece final. ;)
The game was a replay, three days after the drawn game.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Can you expect officials, who aren't fully professional, to travel down to Cork on a Monday night?
We'd still be top though. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by patsh
Yes we would, but with a few more points....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
But you'd be out of the cup :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
So what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
Well it may mean something to you lot at the end of the season if Shels have won the league and you have nothin.. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by patsh
Will you be saying so what then :rolleyes:
I was a big deal to us :(
I'd love for City to win the cup.
But if we were put out last Friday, so what?
Nothing we could do about it, just get on with the league.
We were put out of a much more rewarding competition than the FAI cup by poor refereeing, but what can we do about it?
Nothing.
Galway fans should be more questioning of
1. Why they are in the position they are in and
2. How to get out of it,
if, as some are claiming, there is such little difference in class between Galway and City, and stop moaning about the last two games.
Why can your players perform as well as you think they did in the last 2 games, but were sh*te for the rest of your games?
Friday end of story.How many saves had our keeper to make compared to Devine. Galway were the better team and we knew we would be under the cosh on monday night and set up our team to deal with that. All we are/were asking for is a fair crack of the whip which we were denied by Incompetent and Arrogant Referees and Linesman. Kelly gave so many bad decisions on monday night it was laughable. The three worst being the free kick he gave for a back pass when everyone in the ground saW Neil Fenn played the ball last, Booking our Keeper for taking a free kick from the RIGHT position and then giving the penalty when O'Callagan fell over Gough.
We will move on but also thanks to "Pats Boy" we have 2 players suspended on friday night against the league leaders and knowing Pat Kelly I wouldnt be surprised if we had a Cork Referee on Friday maybe even "Chocolate" himself.
The keeper got booked for shameless time wasting, he was taking between 30 - 50 seconds to take every free and to be honest I was very surprised he wasn't booked earlier. In the 25 minutes of the 2nd half before we scored he must have wasted 10 minutes of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
I thought FAI Cup suspensions were only relevant to the Cup?Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
i.e. They wont come into effect until your next Cup game.
so we have three players out on friday Two because of that ponce on monday.
The keeper wasnt booked for time wasting he was booked for taking the kick from the wrong position although he had taken it from where the lino was pointing.
As for Friday the ref was "rested" after friday nights game I wonder why and he the Linesman was laid out id say.
It took him long enough to find this position you speak of even though as you say the linesman was pointing it out for him. I'd say it was time wasting myself. Unless Alan told you otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
Your keeper was CLEARLY booked for time-wasting, trying to claim anything else is just silly.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
As for the penalty, I thought it was harsh, but having looked at it a few times from the video on the site, I think maybe Kelly got it right. Your keeper clearly interfered with George, go look at it yourself.
The keeper wasnt booked for time wasting he was booked for taking the kick from the wrong position although he had taken it from where the lino was pointing.
You go and ask Alan because I doubt if id bother to talk to him if I see him again and I do know both him and all his family very well but that doesnt change my mind about his attidude as a referee.
For god's sake this is getting ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
Simply repeating the same thing over and over again does not make it true.
Your keeper had been time wasting since the start of the game.
When that free was to be taken, he did a great impression of a snail on mogadon, strolling up to where the kick was to be taken. Kelly had enough of it and booked him for TIME WASTING.
Can you not simply get over it and move on?
gufct He's a Cork person you know and everyone knows Cork people are alway right and not one bit full of $hit :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by patsh
Ahh, you really know Cork people well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
at least you're observant anyway :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
You must not be Alan Kelly because that was the reason we were told why he was booked by the 4th official but then again he was from cork and was probably lying. Ask Piebald head when you see him again or will he be "rested" too? I doubt it somehow !!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by patsh
:D:D:D:D:D: LOfvckinLQuote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
alan kelly is a useless poncey anders frisk wannabe. i cannot fathom how uefa regard him as nothing more than a clown. he is useless. oh wait..are you being sarcastic??
If it was Cork who were knocked out so early in the F.A.I. cup, and they were knocked out by a collection of refereeing mistakes, would you be so quick to forget? :ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by patsh
Are we still talking about the Setanta Cup? No. And thats exactly what happened us in that competition. Galway fans are understandably annoyed, and are perfectly entitled to vent their frustrations, just as we did when it happened to us. Give it a few days til the next game and that will be the end of it, I'm sureQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Yes we would be annoyed, but wouldn't be on the Galway forum bleating endlessly about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
We have already been knocked out of a tournament this season because of bizarre refereeing decisions, we were annoyed and then we got on with it. There is nothing else you can do. Complaining about the ref to the FAI/el/Setanta afterwards is pointless and petty, if it's because of where the ref comes from.
If Galway had moaned about McKeon, they would have a much better case.
Yes because Galway, being so much a better side than Cork City FC, will easily brush aside Dublin City with a 4-0 maulling! :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Éanna
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Originally Posted by Peadar
Now we're talking sense !! :D
as a fan of neither team but having seen both teams play league matches already this season i can say cork played under their normal standards while galway played above theirs. cup games go like this.
i was right next to where the peno incident happened. gough dived out to get the ball and went through georgie "believeing my own hype" o'callaghan. so it was a peno.
on a side note i have to laugh everytime the shed burst into "superkeeper" for devine, even after he makes errors.
It's called supporting your team. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by declan hide
He's is, without doubt, one of the best keepers in the league!
so what, we should start abusing him and telling him he's ****- that would do wonders for his confidence :rolleyes: Anyway, what errors are these? We haven't conceded a goal in ages and I can't remember the last time Mick made any error of noteQuote:
Originally Posted by declan hide
well at least the topic everyone is fighting over has changed!!! bloody hell what a thread. some people obviously need to get out in the fresh air more. you know, go out to a football match or something and get away from these unhealthy computer screens and web forums sure they'll be the ruination of us all ;)
in fairness to Galway if they could play like that every weekend in the league they will be in the top flight next season. As for the two penalty incidents I wasn't in Galway, didn't see it, can't comment except to say sh1t happens get over it. The pen in Cork, I was on the Shed and yeah it was a pen, again Sh1t happens get over it. F*** it I was beginning to think I was a Jonah or something, go and see City in the Cup and they lose every time :p maybe this will be our season in the Cup? what odds City for the double how excellent would that be :D
oh and best of luck to Gaillimh ye have a fine young side I'd be delighted if ye won promotion
.... Ive been away for a few days so id just like to make a quick comment on the level of noise we made in the cross.For a team second from last in the 1st division and one who was given 2 days notice to arrange travel i thought we had a large and loud contingent.Also to the poster who said we only sand when the shed did so ,that is the biggest load of ##### .
Thanks to all the cork lads who were so sound to us down there and sympathising with us.
See yee next year!