neil prenderville

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Originally Posted by NorthoftheLee

he did finish off by saying that it doesnt seem like a safe place for families etc....

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only to be expected from a moron like him. I hope the people who are boasting about confronting rovers are proud of themselves now :rolleyes: :mad:

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Originally Posted by niamh

In fairness the performances on the pitch will scare more people off coming to the Cross than the remote chance of violence.

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I take it you weren't there on friday so!!!!

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Originally Posted by mickrev

No point blaming Neil Prenderville. I wouldnt bring my kids (if I had any) to Turners Cross. It can be very nasty. Especially hateful abuse aimed at players like Alan Reynolds like that banner last season. Sickening.

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Prendeville is always looking for a chance to have a go- every city fan knows that. Which makes those who let the club down even more stupid in my eyes. As for the abuse- you hear worse in the street, on the telly and in schoolyards every day- thats why there's a family enclosure too. No need to be so dramatic about it

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Originally Posted by Colm

I invited him to come to the Longford game on friday but he declined my offer as he said he doesn't believe he personally would be safe in the Cross.

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He might have a point there, but thats his own doing- remember the lovely song we had for him :D

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Originally Posted by Colm

The general consensus of nearly everyone who rang/wrote in was that Rovers fans were to blame. Prendeville even said that they really seem like a bad bunch.

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Which again leads me back to something I've said all along. We've accused Rovers of ignoring their trouble-making element for years- are we now going to do the same? :rolleyes: