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17/01/2008, 6:50 PM
micls

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raheny Red

Was that just for a small group of yiz or a few coachloads though?

2 buses and a good few that flew. Maybe 100-150 in all at the pub.
17/01/2008, 6:53 PM
Maroon 7

Quote:

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

I'm sure it's scheduled there for a reason. I doubt they do these things just to be awkward ! :)

Are there not other sports on Paddy's Day that might be televised anyway? I know BBC or whoever always schedules some NI schools rugby thing, foR example. Is there no GAA on Paddy's Day ?

All-Ireland club finals are on every St Paddy's day on RTE.
17/01/2008, 6:53 PM
Raheny Red

Quote:

Originally Posted by micls

2 buses and a good few that flew. Maybe 100-150 in all at the pub.

Lucky gits!
17/01/2008, 7:41 PM
niamh

Full draw details and reaction:
http://www.setantasports.com/en/Spor...reland-locale/
17/01/2008, 9:34 PM
Dodge

Quote:

Originally Posted by dortie

Be interesting to see how that 'massive' club from Dublin do this year...im sure the Setanta viewing figures will break the record for those games...not.

Ah one of the good ol' foot.ie rules. Have a little pop at Derry and within 20 minutes one of their fans will react to it... As predictable as UCD and the wagecap or Bohs fans with any mention of Rovers
17/01/2008, 9:38 PM
hedderman

[quote=Raheny Red;856210] Glentoran's home crowd is an embarrassment.

Not as much as of an embarassment as their floodlights. Never thought I'd pay into a ground and have to squint to watch a football match.
17/01/2008, 10:45 PM
Mr_Parker

Quote:

Originally Posted by hedderman

Not as much as of an embarassment as their floodlights. Never thought I'd pay into a ground and have to squint to watch a football match.

Do you own any or are they owned by the council?
18/01/2008, 3:22 AM
dancinpants

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr_Parker

Do you own any or are they owned by the council?

Are you sticking up for the Glens or their floodlights? :confused: Did you install them maybe? Either way, aww bless its wile sweet.

:rolleyes:
18/01/2008, 7:46 AM
Not Brazil

:(

Some old....
18/01/2008, 9:50 AM
hedderman

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr_Parker

Do you own any or are they owned by the council?

I don't want to be overly critical of Glentoran it's just that I was suprised by the poor quality of light at the Setanta Cup fixture in the Oval last year.

I don't really think that it matters who owns the floodlights
18/01/2008, 9:54 AM
Raheny Red

Quote:

Originally Posted by hedderman

I don't want to be overly critical of Glentoran it's just that I was suprised by the poor quality of light at the Setanta Cup fixture in the Oval last year.

I don't really think that it matters who owns the floodlights

I've no idea about aviation but would the poor light of these floodlights have anything to do with the very low flying planes:confused:
18/01/2008, 10:03 AM
Steve Bruce

I think they have improved their floodlights since last year. But not totally certain.

Portadown is far worse though.
18/01/2008, 10:14 AM
Mr_Parker

Quote:

Originally Posted by dancinpants

Are you sticking up for the Glens or their floodlights? :confused: Did you install them maybe? Either way, aww bless its wile sweet.

:rolleyes:

Care to answer my question? :rolleyes:
18/01/2008, 10:20 AM
p�l-dcfc

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr_Parker

Care to answer my question? :rolleyes:

Who cares? Our whole stadium is owned by the council. But not for much longer.

Seriously gone get off your wee anti-derry buzz. Typical Belfast...
18/01/2008, 10:28 AM
Jerry The Saint

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Originally Posted by LeviathanNI

Three years in a row of us the Glens and Derry City is enough for me to say that Setanta will be losing my support, and a lot of other people's support also. It is supposed to be a draw ffs..

So do you want it to be a draw or do you want it not to be a draw to keep Linfield, Glentoran and Derry separate:confused:

Linfield have always been seeded, Derry and Glens have always not been seeded and there's only two groups. It's unusual but it's not unbelievable to have 3 teams drawn together three years in a row.

EDIT: Now getting Cyprus for three qualification groups in a row - there's definitley something fishy about that :mad: :)
18/01/2008, 11:35 AM
Lux Interior

[QUOTE=hedderman;856393]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raheny Red

Glentoran's home crowd is an embarrassment.

Not as much as of an embarassment as their floodlights. Never thought I'd pay into a ground and have to squint to watch a football match.

Hmmmmn, the parent club won't receive funding for upgrade due to the ongoing situation surrounding our ground move.

Just as well you play in the mini San Siro then, isn't it?

:rolleyes:
18/01/2008, 11:37 AM
Lux Interior

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint

So do you want it to be a draw or do you want it not to be a draw to keep Linfield, Glentoran and Derry separate:confused:

Linfield have always been seeded, Derry and Glens have always not been seeded and there's only two groups. It's unusual but it's not unbelievable to have 3 teams drawn together three years in a row.

EDIT: Now getting Cyprus for three qualification groups in a row - there's definitley something fishy about that :mad: :)

Unless you check the odds.

Just a thought; do you think the local Cork police might be a bit concerned about hundreds of ****ed up working class Protestant northerners arriving in their city, with many staying over?
18/01/2008, 11:46 AM
ifk101

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Originally Posted by Lux Interior

Just a thought; do you think the local Cork police might be a bit concerned about hundreds of ****ed up working class Protestant northerners arriving in their city, with many staying over?

:D:D:D
18/01/2008, 2:26 PM
Graemerz

Not sure if anyone would be interested but here is the views from Gary Hamilton. Winners of 2005, Semi Finalists in 2006 and runners-up in 2007. Lucky eh?

We're outsiders in cup: Hamilton

Setanta Sports Cup

Friday, January 18, 2008

By Stuart McKinley

Gary Hamilton has ruled out the possibility of an Irish League club winning the Setanta Sports Cup.

And in a move that will no doubt wind-up Linfield fans, the Glentoran striker claimed that the Windsor Park men got lucky when they won the inaugural competition in 2005.

The Blues have since fallen slightly short of claiming the title of all-Ireland champions again, reaching the semi-final in 2006 before they were runners-up to Drogheda United last season.

According to Hamilton though, that's as close as anyone will get to bringing the trophy north of the border while the current situation persists.

"I think it is an impossible task for an Irish League team to win it," said Hamilton.

"I know Linfield won it one year, but I think if you watched that match they got away lucky that year. Shelbourne deserved to win the game, they dominated and Linfield created two chances and scored two goals.

Linfield and Glentoran will meet yet again in the group stages of this season's competition after yesterday's draw in Dublin.

Derry City and St Patrick's Athletic were also placed in Group Two, while Cliftonville will make their debut in the competition away to holders Drogheda United on opening night, February 26 after coming out in Group One alongside Dungannon Swifts and Cork City.

A week later Linfield host Derry City while the Glens go to Dublin to take on St Pat's.

Each team will play each other once in the Spring before the competition resumes in September. The final is on October 18.
18/01/2008, 3:14 PM
Krstic

Hamilton doesn't give a reason for feeling that IL clubs won't win it this year.

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