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12/09/2005, 6:46 PM
Cosmo

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Originally Posted by superfrank

That's true actually the Drogs stewards are very good at their job. I remember they wanted us to move a flag but they were pleasant about it. I wasn't at Turner's on Friday so I won't comment on it.

Nice one, and ask one or two of the bohs casuals about them :D

Tbh, cant really comment on our stewards as i havent had too many dealings with them but hear very little complaints
12/09/2005, 8:00 PM
BohsFans

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Originally Posted by superfrank

That's true actually the Drogs stewards are very good at their job. I remember they wanted us to move a flag but they were pleasant about it. I wasn't at Turner's on Friday so I won't comment on it.

Disagree there, one of the Drogs stewards tried to take a spliff off me in United Park this season.
A ****in spliff!! :eek: I'll smoke at my own risk, its nothing to do matchday stewards!!
12/09/2005, 10:26 PM
�anna

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Originally Posted by tarzan1

Cork stewards are real in your face... The sign we covered was very small to say the least. For gods sake why the hell all the fuss about covering a sign that says ''Away supporters only'' when all of us were there anyway and im sure all the home fans know by now where the god damn away section is...

The stadium regulations are quite clear- you're not allowed cover flags. Stewards were doing their job professionally. Stop moaning.
12/09/2005, 10:42 PM
RedX

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Originally Posted by tarzan1

Cork stewards are real in your face... The sign we covered was very small to say the least. For gods sake why the hell all the fuss about covering a sign that says ''Away supporters only'' when all of us were there anyway and im sure all the home fans know by now where the god damn away section is... We were then putting up flagson the seats beside us, ok the steward(The Bald guy) said they were fine there, but then about 30mins into the game we were told to remove them after it had begun to rain. Plenty of room on the far side for people to sit! But NO... Coming into the ground, ok fair enough they checked our bags, took receipt rolls and other items. Have we not got the right to get em back??? Down their last time a fog-horn was removed from my possesion and was given back at the end! They also took every flag out of our bag and inspected the lettering on them!! C'mon we're not that sad to insult you by ruining our own flags with s-hite. God whats Landsdowne going to be like now, NO mobile phones will be allowed soon!

You are becoming funny..if you lot had your way there would be women going into the mens jacks in Landsdowne when all the Bray lads start covering all the signs..ah sure they were only small signs says you.. ;)
13/09/2005, 8:06 AM
Cosmo

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Originally Posted by �anna

The stadium regulations are quite clear- you're not allowed cover flags. Stewards were doing their job professionally. Stop moaning.

then why were some of your lot crying when ye werent allowed bring in a megaphone to united park :p
13/09/2005, 12:42 PM
dahamsta

There's that us and them mentality again.
13/09/2005, 1:15 PM
Cosmo

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Originally Posted by dahamsta

There's that us and them mentality again.

Sad isn't it? :rolleyes:
13/09/2005, 3:41 PM
superfrank

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Originally Posted by RedX

if you lot had your way there would be women going into the mens jacks in Landsdowne

Would that be such a bad thing??
13/09/2005, 4:10 PM
KR's Post

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Originally Posted by �anna

The stadium regulations are quite clear- you're not allowed cover flags.

We weren't!!!!! SIGNS
Ah it's all a bunch of crap.. We're just moaning because we lost, probably! ;)
13/09/2005, 7:12 PM
Colm

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

cork stewards are nothing but pure scumbags just like most of there fans who abuse pat dolan everytime he attends a match to do commentry for tv.

Pat Dolan does not get abused by Cork City fans. Stop trying to stir sh!t.
13/09/2005, 7:33 PM
RedX

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Originally Posted by superfrank

Would that be such a bad thing??

A woman with a full bladder would be dangerous..bad place to meet me thinks.. :D
13/09/2005, 7:57 PM
superfrank

Or a great place....after all the johnnies are just in the machine in the corner. ;)
13/09/2005, 11:03 PM
�anna

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

cork stewards are nothing but pure scumbags just like most of there fans who abuse pat dolan everytime he attends a match to do commentry for tv.

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: I can't stand the ****er, but thats just not true.
14/09/2005, 8:48 PM
RedX

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

cork stewards are nothing but pure scumbags just like most of there fans who abuse pat dolan everytime he attends a match to do commentry for tv.

In fairness thats very wrong...most City fans respect what Dolan did in his time at the club..but he has messing about with some of our players since he left and City fans are angry over that..but i never hear anyone giving him abuse at a match...maybe on here yes but this is a forum where opinions come out..
14/09/2005, 8:59 PM
Bald Student

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Originally Posted by RedX

You are becoming funny..if you lot had your way there would be women going into the mens jacks in Landsdowne when all the Bray lads start covering all the signs..ah sure they were only small signs says you.. ;)

On that topic, have yee put a sign saying "Ladies" onto the jacks under the away section yet? I remember Pineapple Stu being involved in an embaressing incedent there once.
14/09/2005, 9:13 PM
RedX

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Originally Posted by Bald Student

On that topic, have yee put a sign saying "Ladies" onto the jacks under the away section yet? I remember Pineapple Stu being involved in an embaressing incedent there once.

That does not sound to good... :D

Away section has changed to opposite side BD..away fans now usually use Portacabins...Unisex Toilets so pass that on to Pineapple Student.. :D
14/09/2005, 9:22 PM
pineapple stu

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Originally Posted by Bald Student

On that topic, have yee put a sign saying "Ladies" onto the jacks under the away section yet? I remember Pineapple Stu being involved in an embaressing incedent there once.

It wasn't embarrassing at all! The only embarrassing thing was whining about the crappy half-bars of soap in the jacks and being met with blank looks...and then having the sign pointed out to me... :o Fortunately, Cork weren't doing too well in the league at that time, so there was no-one around. :)
14/09/2005, 9:26 PM
pete

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Originally Posted by pineapple stu

Fortunately, Cork weren't doing too well in the league at that time, so there was no-one around. :)

Must have felt like Belfield to you so ;)
14/09/2005, 9:34 PM
pineapple stu

Yep, there were as many Cork fans at that game as there are UCD fans in Belfield these days. ;)
14/09/2005, 9:37 PM
RedX

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Originally Posted by pineapple stu

Yep, there were as many Cork fans at that game as there are UCD fans in Belfield these days. ;)

Do you mean in the womens toilet Pineapple?... ;)
15/09/2005, 12:38 AM
Dr.Nightdub

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Originally Posted by pineapple stu

The only embarrassing thing was whining about the crappy half-bars of soap in the jacks and being met with blank looks..

Half bars of soap and you're complaining? In eL terms, that's bourgeois decadence and you're STILL moaning? Typical bleedin' students... :rolleyes:
15/09/2005, 8:07 AM
Cosmo

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Originally Posted by Dr.Nightdub

Half bars of soap and you're complaining? In eL terms, that's bourgeois decadence and you're STILL moaning? Typical bleedin' students... :rolleyes:

If you were in the jacks for the home crowd in united park, the cork jacks is like a palace :o
15/09/2005, 12:14 PM
harpskid

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Originally Posted by Pablo

Cork Citys stewards now do Security at Ireland matches

Our stewards were on duty at Lansdowne last week and we know what you thought of them :rolleyes:

Just 'cus they steward at internationals doesn't make them great!

Incidentally, several Harps supporters were held up for almost 15 minutes of our league game down they as they were in possession of a megaphone. I mean ffs!!
15/09/2005, 12:17 PM
harpskid

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Originally Posted by Cosmo

If you were in the jacks for the home crowd in united park, the cork jacks is like a palace :o

Count yerselves luck that ye have toilet facilities :eek: :o
15/09/2005, 1:07 PM
Schumi

That wall in the corner is positively luxurious, I don't know what you're moaning about. :D
15/09/2005, 4:05 PM
KR's Post

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Originally Posted by Schumi

That wall in the corner is positively luxurious, I don't know what you're moaning about. :D

:D :D :D Thats the only reason we go to harps.......
19/09/2005, 9:51 PM
�anna

Which is it?

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

cork stewards are nothing but pure scumbags just like most of there fans who abuse pat dolan everytime he attends a match to do commentry for tv.

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

the man did get abused only a few weeks ago by a bunch of scumbags with cork city jerseys on them and your scumbag stewards just turned a blind eye to it.

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

but something should be done about these handful of so called supporters who abuse pat dolan and the stewards who abuse everyone else.

Sounds to me like you don't know what you're talking about
19/09/2005, 9:57 PM
Colm

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

the man did get abused only a few weeks ago by a bunch of scumbags with cork city jerseys on them and your scumbag stewards just turned a blind eye to it.

dont get me wrong, im not having a go off your club as im a good friend of mick devine and on that point i would like to wish mick and all the lads the very best of luck in prague tonight.

but something should be done about these handful of so called supporters who abuse pat dolan and the stewards who abuse everyone else.

I'd be very surprised if that's true.
A lot of City fans still like Pat, a lot dislike him too but almost all City fans respect him so I doubt if he was abused.
He was outside the ground beforehand shaking hands with loads of City fans and chatting to people, hardly the actions of a man who'd just got a feed of abuse.
20/09/2005, 1:35 PM
�anna

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

dfhgfh

spot on. your best comment on the whole issue
22/09/2005, 1:12 PM
�anna

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Originally Posted by jimmy-boy

wasnt it you eanna one of the thugs who abused him?
thats according to the offical cork city site.

Watch where you're going with that jimmy-boy, don't make accusations you can't back up. I didn't abuse anybody, and no official website said anything about it. I suggest you withdraw that comment
22/09/2005, 4:25 PM
John83

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Originally Posted by ORPCS

Hands up anyone who can say that they have a great set of match day stewards?

I've always thought well of the Bohs stewards. Never had any bother from them, and they're good to sort out any scumbag kids who come pestering the away fans.

Also had a great set of stewards in Kilkenny ("Lads, those cans... put them in the bin on your way out, okay").

There are plenty of overzealous stewards about, unfortunately, but Cork seems to be a crowd that get mentioned more than most. As much as I dislike that, I'm rather less impressed by the kind of stewarding that consists of attending the match and not much else (like Shels, for example).
22/09/2005, 4:35 PM
ThatGuy

Is it true that Kilkenny stewards asked the Finn Harps fans to keep the noise down last season :o
22/09/2005, 5:27 PM
Schumi

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Originally Posted by ThatGuy

Is it true that Kilkenny stewards asked the Finn Harps fans to keep the noise down last season :o

Better yet they told us to keep the noise down too. :D
22/09/2005, 6:36 PM
pineapple stu

The Dundalk stewards asked us to hide the beer cans so they wouldn't see them and have to confiscate them. :) They also told the kids where to go when they tried to blackmail us by telling the stewards on us. That said, they also stood impassively by as a bin was thrown onto the pitch at the end of the game and when the aforementioned knacker (Dundalk) kids ran on to the pitch at half time to join the UCD warm-up. Maybe they just didn't want to do any work at all.
22/09/2005, 10:46 PM
Cosmo

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Originally Posted by pineapple stu

The Dundalk stewards asked us to hide the beer cans so they wouldn't see them and have to confiscate them.

Wouldnt be surprised - sums the f**kers up - sure they had photos on their official website of them doing up the ground and found a load of empty harp cans in their shed part (ye know the place where they kick the s**t out of each other :rolleyes: ) and joked about people drinking there - on their officail website :mad:
23/09/2005, 8:23 AM
John83

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Originally Posted by Schumi

Better yet [the Kilkenny stewards] told us to keep the noise down too. :D

Not quite true: they told us that we'd have to quieten down if there were any complaints about the noise. I've heard that Harps story just as ThatGuy told it though.
24/09/2005, 3:15 PM
�anna

no city site closed down, and I'll tell you again, don't go around making comments if you can't back them up, you could find yourself in court.
24/09/2005, 5:32 PM
The Stars

Cork stewards last night wouldnt let Rovers fans put up a Flag cos it would cover seats that werent been used.then when they put it over a sign saying 'away fans' they were told to move it again.....
24/09/2005, 7:35 PM
superfrank

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Originally Posted by The Stars

Cork stewards last night wouldnt let Rovers fans put up a Flag cos it would cover seats that werent been used.then when they put it over a sign saying 'away fans' they were told to move it again.....

I heard that somewhere before....
26/09/2005, 12:02 PM
Schumi

Bray fans should look a bit closer to home.

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