And futher enhances the already strong "garrison game" and "foreign sport" mentality that so many like to beat us with.
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And futher enhances the already strong "garrison game" and "foreign sport" mentality that so many like to beat us with.
the previous incomberent Bertie (man of the people) Ahern showed up at the Bohs/Sunderland friendly a year or two back - supporting Sunderland.Gave out stink afterwards about Bohs fans booing Keane (then Slumberland manager).
No level too low for these people to sink to. And bertie our "football loving Taoiseach" as well:confused:
I noticed a "WE ARE ROVERS" sign/poster up on the wall in the tunnell as the players went out.
I hope they didn't use sellotape to put that up. Landlords hate sellotape. Takes the paint off the walls.:D
This RM V Shams game sure has seen the level of bitterness towards anti-non-LoI fans rise.
I Like it!:D
True Schumi but they were rebelling against the imperial rule so that is ok dontcha know.
oh, dont worry kid, i remember the other post. I hate ironing. ;)
Disappointed Rovers couldn't wear the hoops though. If they had green shorts I wouldn't have seen a problem on the clash front. Didn't like the wierd strip they played in.
Official change kit.
Kelly's decision. :rolleyes:
A lot of Europes elite clubs dont own their grounds AC MILAN and BARCALONA amongst them ,the Irish fixation with proprtey ownership has not exactly served the country well let alone football .We could do with a few more councils building top venues to rent to clubs .The richest club in football rents from Manchester city council .
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Originally Posted by sligoman
For a number of reasons, Shels had to play a number of D1 games in the last few years at Whitehall, due to Tolka been unavailable. Were they therefore kicked out of their own ground? :confused: