Dundalk boss questions league reshuffle

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Originally Posted by stann

Bray may suffer for being close to Dublin, and indeed a lot of us simple country folk lump them in with the Dublin sides, but I reckon ye Dubs don't

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Public Transport to Bray: Dublin Bus, DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit). Throw in pseudo-Dublin accents and having the films coming out on time in the cinema. Yeah, they're in Dublin. Drogheda too. :)

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Originally Posted by NY Hoop

You would bigger crowds home and away fans if you stopped this thursday night nonsense.

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We get the biggest home crowds on a thursday night. When we play any other time/day of the week the crowds are down. Thursday night is oriel night. Ask any Dundalk fan what day of the week they would like games to be played and i garantee that 90%+ would say thursday night.

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Originally Posted by Louth4sam

We get the biggest home crowds on a thursday night. When we play any other time/day of the week the crowds are down. Thursday night is oriel night. Ask any Dundalk fan what day of the week they would like games to be played and i garantee that 90%+ would say thursday night.

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Just ignore nyhoops,he's a WUM.Everybody knows thursday night is the best for dundalk

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Originally Posted by nshoop

Just ignore nyhoops,he's a WUM.Everybody knows thursday night is the best for dundalk

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LOL!!:D

Thursday night is rubbish. Football is a weekend game. EVERYBODY knows that.


KOH

It's a complete joke that the FAI at first decided to have the performances of the last five seasons count (which would have included our 2002 FAI Cup win) and then when they realised that Kildare County weren't in the league until the season after that they reduced it to the preformances of the last four seasons. It just goes to show that they just picked a random year and they also forgot how long a club had been in the league for. They are in fact idiots.

I expect Dundalk FC to be in the Premier Division next season if we finish in the top two. Perhaps a nice cup run could also aid us.

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Originally Posted by Aberdonian Stu

I don't know John Gill but I think his gripe is based on if Dundalk win the first division or possibly come second. I get the impression from his complaint that he feels the team that wins the first, be it Rovers, Dundalk or whoever, should be in the Premier next year.

Put it this way if Dundalk suffer a drop in form and finish fifth I don't think Gill will think they were hard done by.

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If that's the case then why didn't he open his mouth when Dundalk were struggling? Why wait until they're up there challenging? I think it's fairly obvious why. Anyway, if Dundalk were to drop away and don't end up in the new 'premier' div, he's guaranteed to come up with 'sure we wouldn't have got promoted anyway, Rovers were guaranteed' etc etc bull