except for dublin and waterford,they will always be happy with survivalQuote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
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except for dublin and waterford,they will always be happy with survivalQuote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
What exactly is your problem? Specifically or in general terms, I'm interested in both.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
Sheridan, it's a historical thing. Cork football fans are ALWAYS intrigued as to how other clubs survive. Ask any fans of United, Alberts, Athletic, City, Hibs, Celtic... :p
Would you support Spain against Ireland if there was a manager or a captain or a few players that ou disliked? It's the same story, you're basically supporting Spain against Ireland, your country, your people, your team. You're a small-minded, parochial idiot. I'll support Cork or Bohs or even Rovers to the World Club Cup final, and then still scream my head off for them to lose against Shels the next Friday. It's not about petty jealousies or made-up **** that you hate about rivals, this is supporting your countrymen, supporting Ireland on the World Stage. Putting local fueds ahead of it is sad and is what has Ireland and the EL in the state it is, though thankfully we're pulling ourselves out, no thanks to people like you.
Cool Signature ShelsTim
but Shelbourne are British.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShelsTim
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Originally Posted by ShelsTim
this is about having shels ****ed for saturday
No ... thats just not good enough. The league should be organised enough policy wise etc. to prevent this living off scraps no matter where it comes from. We should be learning from other leagues mistakes and improve the league with the resourses being made available to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
I heard depor are only bringing 8 fans.Thats a disgrace,they deserve a beating for that.
Will shels bring that much to spain even if they hammered tonight?
The berry vest of luck to Shels tonight.
to hell with the begrudgers here, I've never come across such a bunch of moaners.
:D :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by DolansWaistcoat
I dont think shels will get hammered tonight but if they do there will be no shame in it theve already made Irish history and hopfully it wont be the last for any loi team to do well in history.come on the shels
I hope your eating those smilie faces corner,at 9:50 tonight.Come on the shels,please don't get hammered.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
Now a few short term injuries for the big game saturday,that would be the job.
dont think soQuote:
Originally Posted by DolansWaistcoat
I really don't get this Shels bashing. Particularly from Cork City fans who were supported by everyone in the league in their Inter-Toto Cup run.
Rivalry is great - but just because you want to beat Shels on a Saturday does not mean that you have to hope they get beat tonight. The two games are separate competitions - Shels winning tonight could be good for Cork on Saturday (attention elsewhere, tiredness etc) and Shels getting stuffed tonight coul dbe good for Cork on Saturday (dejection, anti-climax, tired etc). But Pablo and his buddies are doing just what they accuse of Ollie Byrne and Shels of doing. Putting their club's interest before the leagues.
Ollie Byrne's priority is Shels and the only criticism I have of him is that he puts his club before the good of the league. But all of the top (and some bottom) clubs do exactly the same. That is the problem with the eL imo and its major stumbling block. I have a lot of respect for what Shels have achieved - so what if they have 1,000 fans, 2,500 fans or 24,000 fans - they have put together a fine squad of players.
Cork got great support from the league and other supporters - the anti_Shels crowd seem to have a bit of a short memory. 6 games postponed to accommodate Cork's run. Shels have to play you on Saturday after a CL game tonight. If Shels' had got 6 games postponed there would have been shouts that Ollie Byrne was running the league.
C'mon Shels!
I think that Drogheda United may wish to argue with you on that point, despite what $h€£$ may think, their website still has them top of the league. hmmm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
You're right, apologies to Drogs. A very good side who have played some of the best football I've seen in the eL this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by rerun
I'm another Cork City Fan who hopes Shels gives Deportivo a serious run for their money. Shels can dominate the league only if the other teams let them. There's €325,000 available in the Setanta cup and as two teams have made history in Europe this season there's no reason why three or four can't do well next season. All we need is belief and a slice of luck.
to those 2 or 3 city fans that keep going on about wanting shells to lose will ye get some sleep and turn of the pc.the VAST majority of us will be screaming at the tv sets tonight for shells.i would even be screaming for them maggots from tallaght eventhough i have fought enough of them over the years ;) only joking i never fought them ;)well not them all :D
Pablo hereby calls a truce for 90 mins tonight
i grudgingly wish The *****s luck tonight ;)
Truce it is, and after those 90 minutes we can start concentrating on the real deal saturday afternoon ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
Truce over. we wont give you all that room. we'll actually take the game to you.
Its War.
Come on the Rebel Army
I don't think the reason that SOME of the City fans wanted Shels to get hammered tonight was because we want to beat them on Saturday because what you say about there being things to our advantage if they lose but also if they win is true...However, I think the real reason SOME of the City fansQuote:
Originally Posted by LFC in Exile
(aswell as fans from other EL clubs) wanted to see shels lose was because of the money they will get for progressing...They would surely dominate the league for years if thats the case and it would be unfair on the other teams!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:
how is it unfair to do well and be rewarded for it. they all more or less started on the same level. shels took a few chances and moved forward. cork aren't that far behind. I don't think you're just picking on shels I just reckon any team that made the step up first would get abuse for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by born 2b a rebel
shels arent going to dominate anything without 10,000 odd people in the stands ever week. if they do get into the group stages they will have to be ultra careful with their cash because there will be times they either don't win the league or get beat in qualifiers.
as a result they can't go and buy **** loads of players on expensive contacts as they have no guarantee of income.
all I see are a lot of jealous fans who wish it was their club getting close to the group stages.
i remember someone on this sit posting a few weeks back that it would be 20 years before an irish team made the group stages - it might be a few more but it wont be 20.
begrudery of the highest, nastiest order.
Great to be right,eh corner. ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
Did ya enjoy the smilies. :p ;)
fair play shells. was thinking how bad a draw it was for shells when it seemed delighted drawing a big name.when you look at the other teams in 3rd round there are plenty they could have beat. although i wouldnt be shocked if they still go through. by frustrating them in front of home crowd - i can see it now going to penalties :D
Penalties would be the job but Depor would win them easily,Ireland verus Spain at World Cup 2002 brings back pain full memories. :(
Shels should frustrate the sh!te out of the balloxs and then grab the vital away goal with 10 minutes to go.
Ah.... if Carslberg only did CL Qualifiers. :cool:
Have to admit, last nights match made great TV. Perhaps it was just me
because there was an eL team was involved, but I haven't seem such
nailbiting stuff on TV since City played Waterford last season.
I think that I've come to realise that it's like watching England, you want to
see them lose so that there's an end to the smugness, but not just yet :D ,
much better if they get much further and then lose. Although with Shels
you can't win with that argument. England expect to win, Shels shouldn't
(if you go by the script) still be in it.
At least if they get through to the next round I'll get another few exciting nights of not wanting them to win (or, for that matter, lose) :confused:.
At least they'll make a few bob and improve the flood defences at Tolka!
;)
I must admit id hat if it went to penos i sat thru the ireland spanish game in korea and it was too nerve wrecking
I'd take penalties now if ya offered em to me.50-50 chance of winning,pure luck(or lack of practice for the english national team :p ).
Once they don't get hammered 4 or 5 nil so the begrudgers and EL haters can say ''they were jammy to get that far''.
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Would you support Spain against Ireland if there was a manager or a captain or a few players that ou disliked? It's the same story, you're basically supporting Spain against Ireland, your country, your people, your team. You're a small-minded, parochial idiot. I'll support Cork or Bohs or even Rovers to the World Club Cup final, and then still scream my head off for them to lose against Shels the next Friday. It's not about petty jealousies or made-up **** that you hate about rivals, this is supporting your countrymen, supporting Ireland on the World Stage. Putting local fueds ahead of it is sad and is what has Ireland and the EL in the state it is, though thankfully we're pulling ourselves out, no thanks to people like you.
sums it all up really...
its only half time :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by DolansWaistcoat
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Originally Posted by DolansWaistcoat
who do u support :rolleyes:
Dolanswaistecoat supports city but as city are not in european football he supports shels
so he supports city and shels :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by ccfcgirl
nice combination
That's what i was thinking too. Its good for the league and i love that they did well against a massive European team(i even enjoyed the match) but there is still that little cringe when they score. I think the only way to know for certain if i want them to win or not is to have a good few pints before watching the game(im always honest when im drink :D )Quote:
Originally Posted by rerun
Har de har har. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
I support ANY EL team when it comes to playing against other european opposition.You should try it,nice feeling when your fellow loi teams do well in europe IMO.Most other EL fans got behind city during our european run as well,in case ya didn't know. :p
0-0 at half time for shels,so far so good.I reckon WE can do it. ;) ;)
good post D WQuote:
Originally Posted by DolansWaistcoat
do you know i did'nt hear a single person that did'nt want city to go through against nantes.
for city when we were in europe but besides the odd one or two people i reckon most people in cork were shouting for shels
you must know more than me then!Quote:
Originally Posted by ccfcgirl