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06/03/2006, 11:57 PM
Block G Raptor

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Originally Posted by d f x-

And the poor unfortunate Shels contingent....?;)

FCUK Them!!(tongue in cheek before this starts a flame war)
07/03/2006, 7:49 AM
Block G Raptor

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Originally Posted by gonzo

for printing on.....PM any suggested text. They're quite vintage so I'm not sure if they're :rolleyes: up to this!

We were just thinking of the Foot.ie logo on the front and username and Squad No. on the Back p.s is there a Keeper shirt included
07/03/2006, 9:47 AM
Drumcondra Red

I assume they have numbers already?

Block G, less of the Shels bashing, or I might just unleash your dark, dark secret! :mad: ;) :p
07/03/2006, 9:50 AM
Block G Raptor

I Have a Dark Secret? must be so secret I dont even know what is.
Pm it to me quick;)
07/03/2006, 6:32 PM
AidoM

Pitch for Friendly

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Originally Posted by Drumcondra Red

From isaacs there is a bus, the 41, that goes from around the corner, stops accross the road from ALSAA, is the pitch booked?

I think that the generous offer from Gonzo is the way to go, otherwise I might be able to get a kit, only its bright orange! :eek:

If you all look at Post 717 you will see that I provisionally booked SPORTSLINK and not ALSAA as they (ALSAA) did not have a pitch available on the day. Sportslink is less than 5 minutes from ALSAA and the Airport !!
I also asked what people wanted to do about grub etc and there were no reactions.

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Originally Posted by field

A relieve reading all your posts. Internet is a fantastic medium, only the way this event has developed is great. Nevertheless, a few months ago I wasn�t convinced this was the right way to plan a game. But now all my doubts are gone and it will be great fun! Can someone explain me where the pitch is. We stay in Isaacs Hostel Dublin and how do we get to the pitch? The time of the game: if there is a choice, we�d prefer something like 15.00/16.00 hours. I believe it was Babysis who posted: ... to drink a few beers and see what happens! I think that�s a good idea. You�ll probably know some nice pubs and for us it�s more fun to go into a pub than to be in a cantina. We play in black socks, black shorts and green or white/green (like Celtic/Sporting) shirts. Funny to read your posts about printing shirts with numbers and names: the same is going on here!

From Field's post above it appears that they would like to kick off about 16.00 and that would leave a finishing time of about 18.00. Do people think that they would rather go to a pub rather than stay in Sportslink?? There is a very good bar in Sportslink.

I need some guidance on this folks because I will have to confirm arrangements with Sportslink:confused:

So post your suggestions here or PM me
07/03/2006, 6:59 PM
superfrank

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Originally Posted by AidoM

Do people think that they would rather go to a pub rather than stay in Sportslink?? There is a very good bar in Sportslink.

I need some guidance on this folks because I will have to confirm arrangements with Sportslink:confused:

So post your suggestions here or PM me

I don't mind where we go afterwards. 16.00 at Sportslink seems good to me. I'd go ahead and confirm as we have no chance of a pitch at the ALSAA.
07/03/2006, 7:02 PM
Babysis

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Originally Posted by superfrank

I don't mind where we go afterwards. 16.00 at Sportslink seems good to me. I'd go ahead and confirm as we have no chance of a pitch at the ALSAA.

I agree, confirm sportslink for 16:00. after that we can just see what happens with drinks. :)
07/03/2006, 9:25 PM
dfx-

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Originally Posted by Babysis

we can just see what happens with drinks. :)

I'm sure a lot will happen.....;)
07/03/2006, 10:13 PM
field

Quote:

Originally Posted by AidoM

So post your suggestions here or PM me

Starting about 15.00/16.00 is allright with us. If there is a good bar, surely something is going to happen! By the way: to get at Sportslink, do we have to take bus 41 as well?
07/03/2006, 10:15 PM
field

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Originally Posted by Block G Raptor

hey man it's Dublin you're coming to not Mos Eisley

Yeah man, make fun of my English. How is your Dutch by the way?:mad: :D
07/03/2006, 10:34 PM
Block G Raptor

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Originally Posted by field

Yeah man, make fun of my English. How is your Dutch by the way?:mad: :D

Sorry no Offence Intended. as for my Dutch eh it's all double Dutch to me
08/03/2006, 8:13 AM
janden baas

hello dublin here we come

hello dublin my name is jan den baas and i am one of the verry "talented "players who is comming to vizit your town and play football .I am 48 years and still leurning im looking forward to see your town and meet some irish people and maybe we will drink a bier or two or three or four.(or 5) see in april greeitngs from holland

jan den baas
08/03/2006, 9:28 AM
Strabane_Harp

Jesus the last Dutch footballers Noel King brought in were a disaster :rolleyes: bet ye he is at it again
08/03/2006, 9:37 AM
Drumcondra Red

Yeah, 41 will leave you there, or 16A or 33... I think a few (and probably a few more) beers in sportslink is the answer nice pub, and cheap, private club prices... well last time I was there 2 years ago anyway!

Book it, BOOK IT!!!

If you book it they will come...
08/03/2006, 10:10 AM
Block G Raptor

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Originally Posted by gonzo

you'll have to advise likely 'size' of your keeper, so I can fwd.a shirt of appropriate size! .

Small!:o
08/03/2006, 2:39 PM
field

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Originally Posted by Block G Raptor

Sorry no Offence Intended. as for my Dutch eh it's all double Dutch to me

You�ll pick up the language easily, you�ll see/hear:rolleyes: at the day of �the mother of all footballgames�!
08/03/2006, 4:20 PM
aido_b

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Originally Posted by field

You�ll pick up the language easily, you�ll see/hear:rolleyes: at the day of �the mother of all footballgames�!

Just so you know I've had to pull out so there'll be no more need to bring over Jaap Stam!
08/03/2006, 8:51 PM
field

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Originally Posted by aido_b

Just so you know I've had to pull out so there'll be no more need to bring over Jaap Stam!

That will make our trip a lot cheaper, or it will increase our drinkingbudget. So, thank you for pulling out!;)
10/03/2006, 12:03 PM
janden baas

is there annough beer in dublin
that weekend after the match of the year
Jan:
10/03/2006, 12:32 PM
Block G Raptor

Theres alway's enough beer in dublin. More beer than water in this country and it rains 300 days a year
although with St. Paddy's day next week there could be a shortage. can you bring a few million gallons of amstel or Dutch Gold just in case
11/03/2006, 1:41 PM
janden baas

Beer won;t be the problem I see .my english is yust as good as my footbal
We should drink irish red i think We have that here on terschelling .and thats a verry nice beer .
greetings from terschelling
jan
11/03/2006, 2:06 PM
Block G Raptor

Never heard of Irish red it must be one of those makey upy beers they sell as IRISH abroad. If you ask for red over here you'll get lemonade
11/03/2006, 2:17 PM
janden baas

Than I won;t ask for red I think .
11/03/2006, 2:39 PM
Block G Raptor

Good stuff. If you like Irish red ale type drinks can I suggest Kilkenny or Smithwicks(pronounced Smidicks)
11/03/2006, 3:08 PM
janden baas

One of the songs from the dubliners is abouth kilkenny .no in the song called carrickfergus they olso sing abouth kilkenney .
its getting a little bith confusing i think
11/03/2006, 4:16 PM
field

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Originally Posted by janden baas

One of the songs from the dubliners is abouth kilkenny .no in the song called carrickfergus they olso sing abouth kilkenney .
its getting a little bith confusing i think

For those not knowing Jan den Baas: He�s always confused! Especially when playing football!!!!:eek:
11/03/2006, 4:18 PM
janden baas

thank you coach
11/03/2006, 4:19 PM
field

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Originally Posted by field

For those not knowing Jan den Baas: He�s always confused! Especially when playing football!!!!:eek:

How�s everything, Jan? Ready for the game of tomorrow. Yes lads, we are getting prepared!:cool:
11/03/2006, 4:25 PM
Block G Raptor

Jan Kilkenny is a town in Ireland. I'ts also a popular family name. I'm not sure if the beer is brewed in kilkenny or by killkenny's or maybee both. bet your really foncused now
11/03/2006, 4:32 PM
janden baas

With my talent as footballplayer and also a verry talented beer drinker I am not voncused a canvused I mean vencused yes that was it �am gonne get myself a beer and take my wifeout for a small diner see you
11/03/2006, 7:12 PM
field

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Originally Posted by janden baas

With my talent as footballplayer and also a verry talented beer drinker I am not voncused a canvused I mean vencused yes that was it �am gonne get myself a beer and take my wifeout for a small diner see you

Allright Jan, I think you made your point there! Now they know �the brain� of our team, you�ll probably get a marker (at the bar)!:D
13/03/2006, 11:14 AM
janden baas

I think we are going to win that game
13/03/2006, 12:59 PM
Block G Raptor

I Think you are going to win too I havn't kicked a ball in about 5 years and I smoke 40 a day
13/03/2006, 1:04 PM
Drumcondra Red

Bad news!!! I might be in work that day!!! I might make the second half though and certainly won't miss the pIqss up after!!!
13/03/2006, 1:22 PM
superfrank

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Originally Posted by Block G Raptor

I Think you are going to win too I havn't kicked a ball in about 5 years and I smoke 40 a day

Good thing your in nets then!!
13/03/2006, 1:25 PM
Block G Raptor

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Originally Posted by Drumcondra Red

Bad news!!! I might be in work that day!!! I might make the second half though and certainly won't miss the pIqss up after!!!

Jaysus they're dropping like flies I just hope we have enough to field a team now

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Originally Posted by superfrank

Good thing your in nets then!!

Might try and get on the wing for five mins or so I've a wicked turn of pace but Fcuk all stamina (the smokes ya know)
13/03/2006, 3:38 PM
field

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Originally Posted by Block G Raptor

Might try and get on the wing for five mins or so I've a wicked turn of pace but Fcuk all stamina (the smokes ya know)

Excuses, excuses, gentlemen! Scared or sanddropping in the eyes?:confused:
13/03/2006, 3:45 PM
Strabane_Harp

Quote:

Originally Posted by Block G Raptor

Jan Kilkenny is a town in Ireland. I'ts also a popular family name. I'm not sure if the beer is brewed in kilkenny or by killkenny's or maybee both. bet your really foncused now

Brewed in kilkenny by guinness
13/03/2006, 4:49 PM
janden baas

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Originally Posted by Strabane_Harp

Brewed in kilkenny by guinness

we wil drink annithing as long as there alcohol in it and it s called beer .we wil even drink guinnes (we call that motor oil verry nice motor oil but motor oil)'
:p
13/03/2006, 5:02 PM
field

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Originally Posted by janden baas

we wil drink annithing as long as there alcohol in it and it s called beer .we wil even drink guinnes (we call that motor oil verry nice motor oil but motor oil)'
:p

Well, my engine will be allright after the weekend! Hope to drink loads of the stuff.:cool:

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Originally Posted by field

Well, my engine will be allright after the weekend! Hope to drink loads of the stuff.:cool:

But a good Smithwicks I would like too.:p
First we concentrate on the game, witch we take very serious (however our training games don't go very well, yesterday lost the game 6-4). Jan isn't playing probably (on the pitch, I mean).;)
By the way is Sportslink booked allready?
What do you think is nicer for us: going out in Temple Bar area or somewhere else. We would like nice pubs to drink a beer and have a chat and a laugh (in the good Irish tradition)!
What are good places to have a lunch and diner (not to expensive)?
:confused: :eek: :rolleyes:

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