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When Ramblers played Pats they made 3 changes. Ryan, Fahey, Guy, Gavin, Kirby, Dempsey, Fitzpatrick, Harris, O'Cearuil, Rogers the lot they all played.
The exact team was: St Patrick's Ath: Ryan, Brennan, O Cearuill, Rogers, Dempsey, Kirby, Fahey, Gavin, Guy, Glen Fitzpatrick, Harris..............a big contrast to tonights team i'd say!
We have insiders everywhere FIXing everything! Gough and Robson at Bray on friday, Derek O'Brien at pats tonight, Greg will get his package up at bray next week so on..... We werent stuck for cash for players, we sent them out to bring down everyone else around us !
heres the injury/suspension list for yer match against pats:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rambling Along
Dessie Byrne - recurrence of a hamstring injury
Damien Lynch ankle injury
Derek O Brien - suspended
David Partridge shoulder injury
Bobby Ryan knee injury
Stephen Paisley groin strain
Gary ONeill groin strain
John Murphy ongoing back injury
FIX!!!
and we didnt even need a dvd this season
Thats only 3 who would have played!
- Dessie Byrne - recurrence of a hamstring injury..........would have played
- Damien Lynch ankle injury.........would have played
- Derek O Brien - suspended.............wouldn't have played
- David Partridge shoulder injury........when was the last time he played!
- Bobby Ryan knee injury........wouldn't have played
- Stephen Paisley groin strain..........would have played
- Gary ONeill groin strain.......wouldn't have played
- John Murphy ongoing back injury...........wouldn't have played
we might get into europe if we use one! :)
let's not get started about how it was fixed that Jay O'Shea would be training with the eL u23 side instead of playing for us tonight?
That must be a FIX!
FIX!!!
Thought that was a joke myself!Quote:
Originally Posted by exiled_gufc_fan
Pats team was vs Galway: Friesz, Brennan, Partridge, Byrne (Fahey 62), Gavin, O'Brien (Harris 75), O Cearuill, Haverty, S Fitzpatrick (Guy 66), G Fitzpatrick, Bialek.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rambling Along
While i know it is must be very frustrating for you Rambling along, Cobh would do the same if you were in Pats position and so would my club. It is just one of those things that can go with you or against you.
No, just luck as ye certainly shouldn't have got any points in the Showgies;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddyfield
Ah sure if we both keep up our current winning streaks, it'll be Bray going down and both of us staying up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rambling Along
Yeah, but that was a fix too as Raffa enjoyed his time in Terryland, so he figured he'd sort something out. Cobh is a dog of a journey for ye, Dublin not much better, so it was us or Harps and seen as Harps are gone to sh*t, he figured on helping United out.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
FIX FIX FIX FIX FIX FIX FIX FIX.
I too am disgusted with last night's result. If CObh can beat them 3-0, we should have whipped them
Now,if you'd only had a smiliar record against all the teams in the League we'd all be sitting here congratulating Derry for winning the League....Quote:
Originally Posted by Candystripe
Bet365 have recently started betting in-running on irish First Division matches - probably to satisy those who have to have a bet and Friday night would be quiet for footy betting. I'd say those guys are there for that reason. Updates can be slow enough getting to latest score websites so if they didnt have a guy there telling them to suspend betting after each goal or sending off there would be the potential for fans to make a mint by being on the phone to someone with a broadband connection at home throughout the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
On the other hand, I have a contact on MSN who occasionally tells me of fixed games in Europe and suggested that if I could arrange to fix an Irish game I would be very well rewarded! I cant be the only one!
I'd say a game between.. ooh I don't know Waterford and maybe.. let me see.. Athlone could be fixed handily enough for a 3-0 win...
But Pats still had a very slim chance of still winning the League going into the Cobh game - so they would put out a strong side.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rambling Along
Going into the Galway game - they are out of the League title race - but still have a massive game on the Friday in the Cup - their only chance of a trophy this season - of course they're going to rest players for that game rather than for (in their eyes) - a meaningless League game.
The Foot.ie Peasantry with the flaming torches and pitchforks out in force again I see...
The pats team that played ramblers had 5 players who'd be first choice in their natural positions.
The Galway game had 2
No big deal. PLayers are knackered.