Big weekend

ive a feeling we will shock pats, god knows were due a performance
cork drogs and bohs derry could go anyway

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Originally Posted by reder

I have decided to go to the game tonight, judging by the responses here. Presuming I can get a ticket from the ticket office or pay at the gate.

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As a fellow Liverpool fan you should defo sit near us as most of our songs resemble what be's sang in the Kop.

If you come early enough and fancy a pre-match drink.ask any Derry fan for Sean from the Brandywellpride supprters club. I'll be in the long bar at the ground from just before 7.

Enjoy

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Originally Posted by CvilleRovers

ive a feeling we will shock pats,

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Your not the only one m8

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Originally Posted by reder

Ok ppl, I am going to venture to a game this weekend. I live in the Dublin area so its between Bohs V Derry and Pats v Rovers. Which game should I go to? I am look for a good entertaining fixture, high tempo in particular mixed with good football.

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Shels v Waterford :ball:

Went to the game last night. Just made it in at ko, partly due to the silly ticket system. I fail to see the logic in getting you to pay at the turnstile and handing you an open seating ticket only to stop you 2 foot further on and tear it.

Anyway, the game. Firstly, all credit to the Derry fans. I was down that end of the stand and the were top notch unlike (incredible I thought) the Bohs fans who were uhmm, not good, as home fans go. Derry were the better side and well deserved their point if not more from the game. The header at the start of the game was a bad miss and the shot that hit the post in the 2nd half was a cracking strike. Derry were by far the better footballing side and played some really good passing football in the 2nd half.

All in all a very enjoyable game. Will definitely attend more games after last nights game. On a personal note, I was very disappointed to see the S*n/NOTW sponsored kids at half time. Certainly will be keeping my attendance a Bohs games to a min as a result.

Is sponsorship from the source the norm in the league? What clubs in Dublin would this happen at?

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Originally Posted by reder

Went to the game last night. Just made it in at ko, partly due to the silly ticket system. I fail to see the logic in getting you to pay at the turnstile and handing you an open seating ticket only to stop you 2 foot further on and tear it.

Anyway, the game. Firstly, all credit to the Derry fans. I was down that end of the stand and the were top notch unlike (incredible I thought) the Bohs fans who were uhmm, not good, as home fans go. Derry were the better side and well deserved their point if not more from the game. The header at the start of the game was a bad miss and the shot that hit the post in the 2nd half was a cracking strike. Derry were by far the better footballing side and played some really good passing football in the 2nd half.

All in all a very enjoyable game. Will definitely attend more games after last nights game. On a personal note, I was very disappointed to see the S*n/NOTW sponsored kids at half time. Certainly will be keeping my attendance a Bohs games to a min as a result.

Is sponsorship from the source the norm in the league? What clubs in Dublin would this happen at?

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At the end of the day, money is money. And it's needed in a cash-starved league, even if it is from the hands of Murdoch. Take all ye can get should be the motto when it comes to funding for LoI clubs at the moment.