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No seriously, we do......Quote:
Originally Posted by ramsfan
You're like the little brother we want to see doing well. Sure we were delighted ye were promoted, and went down to a few games.
We kind of want to pat ye on the back and say 'Ah bless' :D
The only back patting tomorrow will be on the backs of O'Reilly and O'Neill
its bringing a tear to my eye:D
Will the clubhouse have the United game on before? :D
whats funny about that, Yes it will id imagineQuote:
Originally Posted by alansmithccfc
He's trying to deflect the fact that he wants to see it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
Never hidden away from the fact I support United as well as City :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
I'l be down around 5 so :D
I presme it's kids friendly as well?
Only way into the bar tomorrow is through the turnstile.....
always knew you were only a small boy, yes we will serve you coke and crisps but no running around and you will have to sit on your chair like all the other kids
Erm ya I was on about my own kids :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ramsfan
What time are they open?Quote:
Originally Posted by luka
5.30?
5ish I'm told
Nice one game is on 5.15 :DQuote:
Originally Posted by luka
Should be a nie warm up to City's demolition of their little sister:rolleyes:
little sisters always have a way of ruining things :D
pubs open at 12 lads,
I heard that Cork City fans are meeting in the commadore at 3.
pints will probably double in price in front bar so:D
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The eagerly anticipated first league derby between Cork City and Cobh Ramblers in over a decade takes place at St. Colman’s Park in Cobh tomorrow night. Both sides go into the game still seeking their first win of the season despite some impressive performances, and with local pride also at stake it is sure to be a keenly contested game in front of a sell-out crowd.
City boss Alan Mathews told CorkCityFC.ie that he is looking forward to the tie: “We’re really looking forward to the game. It promises to be a terrific occasion in front of a packed St. Colman’s Park. There will be a big support travelling down from Cork to support the Rebel Army, and a local derby between City and Cobh will be one of the high points of the season.”
Liam Kearney has recovered from a wrist injury, so Billy Woods (ankle) is likely to be the only absentee through injury. Ramblers had a hugely impressive season in 2007, and Mathews knows the First Division champions will be a stern test for his side: “Cobh had a fantastic season last year. Stephen Henderson has done a great job down there in winning promotion last season, and they have some fine players, so it promises to be a game to look forward to.”
Suspensions: None
Injury News: Billy Woods (ankle).
What is some one doing posting at 3:54 am??????
I woke up this morning and I just got this feling that something special........something unique and magical was going to happen today. I don't know if it's a Ramblers win or if it's a wonder goal but something big is gonna happen today and I think were gonna like it.
C'MON THE RAMS!!!!!!
this is 24/7 forum, notin new with that, i often posted at 4 myself:eek::D
C'MON THE RAMS!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
rambler 14 is gonna stop stalking, i never though id see the day this is certainly a special day, one that will make all the players walk with more confidence knowing a psychopath is no longer trackin them down, :DQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
cant wait hopefully this will live up to the hype, im personally expecting 9 yellows, and one red card, and a vicious tackle that a city player will get away with,
oh and one nil to rams, davin from a corner
May the best team win*
* As long as its City ;)
the best team always wins
so the ref will get the three points:D
Have you see who the ref is?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by don ramo
a keely anyway thats all i need to know
Its not Kelly is it??:(
[quote=don ramo;908476]rambler 14 is gonna stop stalking, i never though id see the day this is certainly a special day, one that will make all the players walk with more confidence knowing a psychopath is no longer trackin them down, :D
Mucky can sleep safely from now on so Don:D
one will be there anyway, you just know it, there not ganna miss this
Nope, but he's an official thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Cici900
Buttimer is referee
4 officials from cork in a cork derby??!!:eek:
thats crazy it should of been officials from up the country imo
Dave McKeown or Paul Tuite should have been referee.
eddie foley should not be doing the line for rams games, he is the most biased pr^ck i have seen officiate at rams games ever
buttimer i think was a little intimidated by 2 cork teams and a cork crowd he was afraid to upset his neighbours and friends rams wouldnt have got a penalty off him if we had continued playing til now
I don't see why.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4th-div-are-we
Dub derbys always officiated by dubs.
Eddie Foley's only problem is he doesn't understand the offside rule.
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Originally Posted by Risteard
Quality Risteard :D :D
I was at the match and absolutely no flags seemed to be noticable from Ramblers anyway. Mind you, your fans stood infront of them :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Good to hear there was a large crowd.
How many Ramblers fans do ye realistically think will travel to the cross later in the season?
well sell out what we receive i reckon