Best Stadium - Poll

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18/04/2008, 9:13 PM
Paddyfield

Turners Cross is the best looking stadium

St Mel's RIP
18/04/2008, 10:52 PM
oldyouth

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Originally Posted by Dodge

Ooh a pitch, how exciting for you

Ask any of your lot who came down pre-season (and played us off the pitch) about the key elements in place such as clubhouse, changing rooms, all weather pitches, training pitch, car parking, team bus, floodlights etc and ask if they think we will be putting up any old tin shed on the basis of what they saw?? When planning permission is granted, we will continue to develop state of the art facilities, we don't do second best
Smart Ar*e
19/04/2008, 12:43 PM
ndrog

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Originally Posted by lilywhite stu

United park can create a good atmosphere but it is sooo run down it would be embarising to tell a foreigner that the current champions play there. Could they not even bother trying to make even steps on the main terrace when they were building the place? I think Oriel park(not biased or anything!) is good coz it obviously wasn't squeezed into a patch of wasteground like most LOI grounds seem to be. Its not great but at least you don't feel like you're in a third world country when you step throught the turnstiles(like you do in drogheda)

The fact is we havent spent a penny on the ground in years (stating the obvious maybe ) But oriel park is feck all better when it comes to the facilities , and there is a poxy atmosphere in the place .Forced out of a poxy muck lane with one exit and no lights ? We are all gonna end up in Irish football grounds with absolutely no atmosphere whatsoever .lots of the enjoyment will be taken away . If our move does happen im not looking forward to it , i know its neccesary but im not looking forward to watching games in an empty stadium .Give me our little kip any day :cool:
19/04/2008, 1:16 PM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by lilywhite stu

Its not great but at least you don't feel like you're in a third world country when you step throught the turnstiles(like you do in drogheda)

Stranely enough, in Dundalk the reverse is the case. When you step out of the ground you feel like you're in a third world country! ;)
20/04/2008, 2:02 PM
Raheny Red

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Originally Posted by oldyouth

Ask any of your lot who came down pre-season (and played us off the pitch) about the key elements in place such as clubhouse, changing rooms, all weather pitches, training pitch, car parking, team bus, floodlights etc and ask if they think we will be putting up any old tin shed on the basis of what they saw?? When planning permission is granted, we will continue to develop state of the art facilities, we don't do second best

Though, on the other hand, a wine bar takes away from all the above developments.
20/04/2008, 8:17 PM
oldyouth

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Originally Posted by Raheny Red

Though, on the other hand, a wine bar takes away from all the above developments.

How? It's not open as a 'wine bar' during games but you are more than welcome to buy some along with teas, coffees, soup, rolls etc. The whole club/clubhouse is family friendly and I don't ever see it turning in to a typical bar.
20/04/2008, 11:39 PM
gael353

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Originally Posted by joey4ireland

Coleman park is a joke. I can't believe cobh get away with charging people 15 euro and put them in that "stand" opposite the main stand. Can't even see the game ffs

guess they saw you comming my friend :) Still, id gladly pay �15 to stay out of the slanty shanty which Queenstown have built
21/04/2008, 9:25 AM
The Man Himself

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Originally Posted by twowheelsonly

While the best pitch/worst pitch debate is going on there's also a poll on the Eircom/LOI site on the best Stadium in the country.
Turners Cross (35%) is ahead by a country mile at the moment with Tolka (17%) in second place.
BTW, Turners Cross outside wall is finally getting a long overdue lick of paint this week.

Poll is here, on the left hand side of screen;
http://www.eircomloi.ie:82/

turners cross is a dump,
must be only cork people voting here,
dalymount is 100 times better
21/04/2008, 10:00 AM
Candystripe

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Originally Posted by The Man Himself

turners cross is a dump,
must be only cork people voting here,
dalymount is 100 times better

And this coming from a waterford fan :confused:

BTW I'm not a Cork fan.
21/04/2008, 1:57 PM
The Man Himself

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Originally Posted by Candystripe

And this coming from a waterford fan :confused:

BTW I'm not a Cork fan.

you havent seen the rsc lately,
its just beautiful there now,
most modern stadium in the country.
21/04/2008, 6:20 PM
KevB76

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Originally Posted by Keen2win

Eh, no I just thaught Flancare deserved a mention.

Agreed, its one of my favourites too (I like the steep stand).
My favourites also include:
The showgrounds - fantastic scenery to admire if the on-pitch action is a bit dull
Tolka - for the seemingly random nature of its various stands
Lissywoolen - imo the best stand in the league, also my first ever away destination
21/04/2008, 7:37 PM
Seagull-4-life

Turners cross gets my vote
21/04/2008, 11:03 PM
don ramo

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Originally Posted by joey4ireland

Coleman park is a joke. I can't believe cobh get away with charging people 15 euro and put them in that "stand" opposite the main stand. Can't even see the game ffs

you can see, just take a steep to the right past the steel beam:D
if it was my option away fans would be in the north terrace only, i like being behind the goals in that stand, good acoustics,
22/04/2008, 12:06 AM
Dunny

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Originally Posted by The Man Himself

you havent seen the rsc lately,
its just beautiful there now,
most modern stadium in the country.

Stay off the wacky tabacky!:D
22/04/2008, 12:57 AM
GavinZac

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Originally Posted by The Man Himself

turners cross is a dump,
must be only cork people voting here,
dalymount is 100 times better

:D bad memories alright i'd say and sure look what our mean, mean pitch did to poor vinny sull and willy brutal
22/04/2008, 2:30 PM
sadloserkid

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Originally Posted by The Man Himself

you havent seen the rsc lately,
its just beautiful there now,
most modern stadium in the country.

You must have done a hell of a lot in the 2 or 3 weeks since we were there... :rolleyes:

Obviously Turner's Cross is the best by a country mile.
22/04/2008, 2:39 PM
jebus

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Originally Posted by sadloserkid

Obviously Turner's Cross is the best by a country mile.

what he said
22/04/2008, 7:22 PM
twowheelsonly

Just looking at the poll there again, Turners Cross now has 17% of the vote and Dalymount is leading with 47% !!!! (1606 voters)
Whilst Dalymount would be one of my favourites as well, I fail to see, apart from the bars, how it could be so far ahead of The Cross. Methinks a load of Bohs fans who have never left Dubland may be voting!!! ;)
22/04/2008, 10:02 PM
Paddyfield

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Man Himself

you havent seen the rsc lately,
its just beautiful there now,
most modern stadium in the country.

RSC is best stadium after Showgrounds, Turners Cross, Athlone, Flancare, Dalymount, Terryland and Brandywell.
22/04/2008, 10:35 PM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by twowheelsonly

Just looking at the poll there again, Turners Cross now has 17% of the vote and Dalymount is leading with 47% !!!! (1606 voters)
Whilst Dalymount would be one of my favourites as well, I fail to see, apart from the bars, how it could be so far ahead of The Cross. Methinks a load of Bohs fans who have never left Dubland may be voting!!! ;)

Or maybe people who like a pint after the game?

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