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14/04/2005, 7:11 PM
Slash/ED

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Originally Posted by rebel army no1

but you shouldnt forget that Cork City is the only club that has a very large vocal support and even on those nights against smaller clubs there is still as much athmosphere as at a big game for most other clubs

:D :D :D :D

Is the post of the month competition still running? This is about the most perfect post you could ever get to sum up Corkie internet fans.
14/04/2005, 8:03 PM
Pablo

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Originally Posted by Slash/ED

:D :D :D :D

Is the post of the month competition still running? This is about the most perfect post you could ever get to sum up Corkie internet fans.

theres more cork internet fans than you have in total
14/04/2005, 10:36 PM
gael353

cattle grids

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Originally Posted by Longfordian

Agree about the roof but the 'cattle grids' were taken out and proper concrete steps put in on the side opposite the stand and behind the goals closest to town for the UEFA match last year. The other end will be done eventually too, it has to be moved back to lengthen the pitch in the near future so I'd imagine it will be done then. A roof on the opposite side to the stand was on the plans too last I heard but plans are a great thing.

My mistake sorry about that i havnt been there in awhile due to us being in a diff div so sorry about that.
14/04/2005, 10:40 PM
gael353

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Originally Posted by in_da_red

what are u on about ? ye had to rent a junior clubs ground last year for feck sake. showgrounds has one nice stand, jinks avenue stand isnt great but not bad. it's alot better than most other grounds if not all first division clubs. kilkenny is good though.

We do need a new shed. even if the old one was open it's outdated and too small. wont happen for another 10 years i'd say.

mate im not slagging off anyone im giving my opinion on grounds, which i do believe is the porpose of this thread. The jinks ave stand you say isnt great but better then other then what other grounds have, that just shows the level of quality in the league, ie not very good at all.
15/04/2005, 12:04 AM
Snoop Drog

See 'em all here

http://www.stadionwelt.de/Stadionwel...nd/Irland.html

My german ain't the best but about Croker they say "National Stadion f�r
Hurling und Rugby". Hmmm...don't remember ever seeing alot of rugby played there :D
15/04/2005, 11:34 AM
Longfordian

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Originally Posted by gael353

My mistake sorry about that i havnt been there in awhile due to us being in a diff div so sorry about that.

Yeah, no worries just pointing it out for future reference ;)
15/04/2005, 12:21 PM
paudie

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Originally Posted by Snoop Drog

See 'em all here

http://www.stadionwelt.de/Stadionwel...nd/Irland.html

My german ain't the best but about Croker they say "National Stadion f�r
Hurling und Rugby". Hmmm...don't remember ever seeing alot of rugby played there :D

Maybe they have the inside track on the result of the vote at Congress this weekend.

I heard the overseas delegate votes could be vital :D
15/04/2005, 1:49 PM
sparkey

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Originally Posted by tarzan1

No need for it!! :mad:

Exactly, Get Rid of the Knacker Children! :p
15/04/2005, 2:30 PM
corkharps

Ye can all keep your 'fancydan' stadiums, not many of them could provide the atmosphere there will be in Finn park on Saturday night! :p
15/04/2005, 3:08 PM
Dazzy

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Originally Posted by corkharps

Ye can all keep your 'fancydan' stadiums, not many of them could provide the atmosphere there will be in Finn park on Saturday night! :p

.......that will come from the 800 Derry fans :D
16/04/2005, 9:44 AM
skitz3

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Originally Posted by Pablo

theres more cork internet fans than you have in total

I said it before and I'll say it again. If I were a Corkman(which I'm not Thank God) I would be sitting in front of a computer all day trying to keep up with the rest of the country. ;)

P.S. don't fret the Celtic Tiger should reach you lot fairly shortly. Then maybe you'll do something that fcuking awful smell. :p
16/04/2005, 10:59 AM
CollegeTillIDie

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Originally Posted by Cop on

I can't imagine a colder place on earth than the Carlisle on a bitter Winter's night. What good is a ground if you leave it with digits burnt with the frostbite ??

The Carlisle Grounds are always freezing because they are so close to the sea. Summer soccer has not changed that. A roof on the all seater stand might help though.
17/04/2005, 6:23 PM
Bald Student

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Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie

The Carlisle Grounds are always freezing

At the game there the other week, I noticed a notice had been put up banning supporters from lighting bonfires to keep warm.

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