The Real Dublin Derby ;) 2 northside clubsQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
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The Real Dublin Derby ;) 2 northside clubsQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
website here - whos goin to change jerseys!
Youll find a map and directions by clicking on pitch location button
Be interesting to see what the live tv game will be?
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Originally Posted by showgies
A toss up between Haprs/Derry and Bray/Pats I'd say. Nothing else really jumps out. There should be a good edge to the North West Derby, but Bray/Pats could be a good game too. I don't think there's been a live Haprs/Derry game in TV before has there ? Putting my natural bias aside;)that should probably be the live game, and with TG4 doing it I'd say there's a good chance it will be.
In fairness, 99.9% sure it'll be North West derby.Quote:
Originally Posted by showgies
Well they're at home so it will be us.Quote:
Originally Posted by hammerhead
I'll be suprised if its anything but. A few things i'm looking forward to, a chance to go back and beat the whipping boys, Higgsy's reaction IF Harps score, the Derry rejects playing for Harps, the crowd, atmosphere, Kevin McHugh back at Finn park in his first competitive game in a City shirt, McHugh going on his hands and knees and saying BAAAAA if he scores a last minute winner.
Can't wait:D
8th in premier v some first division sideQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
;)
NW Derby. Its like when Rovers were in the First last season, they got Bohs in the cup, Bohs were ****e aswell, they still showed it because it was the tie of the round, it was a big Dublin derbyQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Home team changes in the Cup, I thought? I know we did against Shels a couple of years ago, the time Nutsy got sent off.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Was that not because it was Shels and Ollie said so? Or else?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr.Nightdub
No. its a junior football rule that the FAI brings into the FAI CupQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
ooooooohhhh, don't worry, it will be brought!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by finnpark
Derry rejects eh? I bet ye would kill to have Roddy and Holmes on yer books at the minute.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
McQ on his hands and knees in front of the harps fans, beggin to come back ye mean?
And the ground will be buzzin, and as said tie of the round by a mile. But knowin irish tv, the Pats-Bray game will be shown. :(
def will be worth watching, we playin great football and the passion in these games is high, ive rearly seen a dull game between Harps n Derry. ;)
whats that Pizza's walkin aid? Gormans clipboard? the inflatable sheep?(mmmmmmmm sshheeeeppp) 1st dibs on fluffy (thats what i christened her anyway ;) )Quote:
Originally Posted by Burny89
Who?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
OOOOOHHHHHHHH how ive missed this :cool: the biggest Derby on the island is back :D
ye wont be sayin "Who?" after the game, class acts (but then again, to wear the sacred Blue n white recently, ya need to be a class act ;) )
This game should be televised, simple as that.
Great draw. Come on the wee Harps.
Great draw, shame it's at Finn Pk, half the ground won't be able to actually see the match.
Pity. Such a shame most of the ground won't be looking at the stantions for a Dogtrack.
*Que some Olympian Derry whining*
Muck on our trainers HI......
When was the last live televised game as Finn Park?
Must be years,it's the only chance i'll get to see it...probably
This is a great opportunity to show a full house and a great game hopefully.
Now we just have to wait and see if RTE/TG4 make the right decision.
Harps V Shels in FAI Cup Semi in late 90's was the last.
To be fair GH - the moaning is justified.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galway Harps
Finn Park is a mess - particularly in the rain. I know yees are all geared up for the new ground, but pretending the current one isn't a kip in the meantime is just being silly...
Whine, whine f**king whine...
My trainers are mucky- Waah, Waah!
Definatley should be elevised and hopefully it is for us exiles:confused:
So do we really have to put up with Harps fans for the next 6 weeks bleating on about how their gonna take Derry to the cleaners, as we have to before every derby game with them.
The problem is they don't get to play us consistently, and experience the wrath of the big club. The more often we play them the more they get used to defeat. The fact that we haven't played them competively in a while has deluded them further back into the belief that they can finally rise to the occassion.
However the fact is that they'll forever just be a bunch of fooking rednecks, that will never really understand that real destiny is showed in living poof in the records between the 2 clubs. I believe its a slice of Karma for the inbreeding that goes on up around Ballybofey:eek:
:p
Whine, whine, f**king whine.Quote:
Definatley should be elevised and hopefully it is for us exiles
So do we really have to put up with Harps fans for the next 6 weeks bleating on about how their gonna take Derry to the cleaners, as we have to before every derby game with them.
The problem is they don't get to play us consistently, and experience the wrath of the big club. The more often we play them the more they get used to defeat. The fact that we haven't played them competively in a while has deluded them further back into the belief that they can finally rise to the occassion.
However the fact is that they'll forever just be a bunch of fooking rednecks, that will never really understand that real destiny is showed in living poof in the records between the 2 clubs. I believe its a slice of Karma for the inbreeding that goes on up around Ballybofey
to be fair thats was really only dortie :LQuote:
Originally Posted by Galway Harps
Fair Point in All Fairness.Quote:
to be fair thats was really only dortie :L
no whinning here my good friend:p When its comes to Derry and Harps you need to drop 'h' from 'whinning' when describing Derry
Market price in Derry has sky rocketed, very expensive
we're trying to increase the number of Good Derry folk in that neighbouring ****hole to spread some education and civility through such a backward county
I don't really know, i live i the states..........Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Anyway,i don't see what your laughing at! Your record ain't much batter and your county might not stink as much but you have definitely taken the incestual levels to dizzying heights, you are next on the list of the crusade to clean Ireland of your so called 'country tomfoolery'
never worry about the Bog and Creggan, they take care of themselves. I'm from the great washed waterside:p
Never worry i know where the moneys at ;)
What you lot get up to at cattle market has little relevance to our success on the pitch. Incidentally enough Sligo will be dealt with on Friday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
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Originally Posted by Burny89
I have had a wreck of Derry players renting from me (obviously not in any respectable areas) and all said Derry city is a kip and wouldn live there :eek: imagine?
you say "CIVILITY" thats hilarious and some-what a contradiction :D
If ye lot stayed in the sections of the ground designated to ye, ya wouldnt get mucky trainers :cool: Only part of the ground that aint concreted is prohibited, but no doubt ye will act the big men AGAIN and not bother listening to the stewards. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
They've only mastered reading and writing and can't even negotiate roundabouts yet so "buying and selling us" will have to wait a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
And yes, much of the wealth may be in the South, but a fair bit of it was transferred over the last few years when all you starry-eyed yokels with your hard-ons for property came up and invested your First Communion money in hastily thrown up plasterboard apartment blocks with negative rental yields specially built for mugs with more money than sense.......
Whose laughing now?
Well, O Halloran, Moore, etc won't be around much longer to pay their rent. Praise the Lord.:) Fenlons monkeys can continue their inbreeding away from Derry and do it in Donegal's doorstep. The younger players all seem to love living in the Maiden City for some reason. ;) Can't wait to get some muck on my mucker trainers!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
PS, do you have any wool? :D
The younger players are muckers it would be a bad state if they dont stay where they grew upQuote:
Originally Posted by lofty9
Its only people coming from civilised society that would live in Donegal
...and bent guards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy