This has been said many times during the Stephen Kenny period.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
Dundalk had the identical number of points at this stage last season.
Time will tell
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This has been said many times during the Stephen Kenny period.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
Dundalk had the identical number of points at this stage last season.
Time will tell
Good luck with that. Most clubs have their share of teenagers who have yet to grow up and fancy themselves as the centre of attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
However, Rovers are the only club with 50 year old who behave as utter scumbags. The club seem to tolerate them.
It is what sets Shamrock Rovers apart from everyone else.
The scum of the earth aren't even fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
Three layered bulb head has a problem over a screamer goal.
Imagine going all the way to Sligo to end up in clink.......
They must choose certain games to go to,any Rovers fans I've come across in Ballybofey have been sound as a pound , drinking in pubs across the town not a hint of bother.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
I surprised the fat happy of ****e could climb the wall, what an embarrassment. If the league is to continue to make progress these ****e have to be eradicated the cringe factor alone demands it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
There is no direct bus to yeer side, the concept of a transfer is too complicated for them to make it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
Bohs do as well tbf. I think the top brass at both clubs enjoy having that element attached to them, it definitely helps them big up the derby.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Maybe not and I was reading this am it was the first time in almost 20 years it happened at home in league game, but Derry beat Dundalk 3-1 under Kenny in oriel park in 2013.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
Two top quality strikes btw from Sligo last night.
Saturday night games in Sligo gives a bigger opportunity for away fans to be ‘tired and emotional’ by the time they arrive over !Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
Kenny Signed a lot of them and is also meant to be the one getting the most from all players. We are massively under performing and thats down to the spoofer Kenny. It was a bit move to give him the job, its time to correct it ASAP. Still plenty of points to play for if we can get a decent manager in.
Kenny is in way over his head and clueless.
Derry drew 2-2 in Oriel Park last year too, came from behind twice. They were 3-0 down here last season in the second game and came back to 3-2 when Dundalk fell asleep. It's a bit unfair on Perth to say it wouldn't have happened under Kenny.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Duffy was terrible for the first goal and cost us 2 points.
To be fair??? Top brass??Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
What a ridiculous comment.What has any of last night's behaviour to do with Bohs?
Bohs brought more to The Showgrounds this season and there’s never been any trouble with them when they come to town that I can recall
Long time since there was trouble at Bohs - even when Cork came to visit 😁 Maybe Pats like their scum to big up games against Cork (since nobody in Dublin takes them seriously)Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Dundalk have been very progressive on the banning of supporters.
A softly-softly approach was employed at 1st with so called banned fans allowed to sit in the main stand "under supervision" - didn't workout properly.After sometime,the supervision was relaxed and the same banned supporters were able to return the shed :( no photos of them were available to people at turnstiles/controlled entry points)
Not good enough.
Following a supporter breach incident v Cork Dundalk issued 3 & 2 year banning notices to 16 scumbags with the message -,do not come to Oriel or anywhere near or you'll be arrested.
The scumbag level here has dropped all of a sudden!
Not in living memory have Boh's brought anyone anything to Sligo except a highly developed sense of inebriation and sometimes some great singing. Same for the other clubs too they are always to be happy when they travel here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
Be interesting to find out the last time Bohs,Shels,Pats,Rovers and UCD lost on the same weekend?!
Or none of the top five winning?Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
Check out Keith Cowans pass for Harps first goal,Jack Byrne or Keith Ward played it they'd be creaming over it!
Think it's good for the League. We all want a competitive League where every match has an element of unpredictability.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Delighted to see Harps get a win (no offence to UCD). It has been a tough season for their fans and they deserve to enjoy this result.
All to play for.
We threw away a 2 goal lead at home to Derry in the 2016 cup semifinal, under Kenny. The extra game didn't helpQuote:
Originally Posted by oriel
But will they end up in jail , expect they are held for a while then let out back on buses if this fella got a 3 month stint in Castlerea it would put a quick stop to the pitch invasions.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
The law is not sufficient to deter these type of idiots.All clubs should ban anyone charged with offences like this and photos etc supplied to clubs for 'away' games to ensure they do not gain admittance. I appreciate that clubs don't like 'turning away money' but in the longer term the game would be better for it. Nobody wants their kids looking at these clowns and they deter many times more than they encourage.Quote:
Originally Posted by dublinred
I dont think there is a specific laws to charge idiots that run on to a pitch for example? Im sure there are laws that could be made fit if Gardai were willing though. I vaguely remember a chap running across the pitch in Oriel from The Shed side to just in front of Drogheda fans. He was caught and chucked out but Gardaí stated after that it was an internal matter for the club to deal with, mentioning that it happened on 'private property' so not a civil issue. Didnt make a whole lot of sense to me - ok he was caught before he got close enough to try and thump someone but if he had managed to, being on private property wouldnt have meant he couldnt be charged! Drunk in a public place, incitement etc he surely could have been charged with!? Maybe laws have changed or Gardaí are not quite as lax in attitude but there should be something more than a club ban to discourage muppets from being muppets....
As far as I am aware there is no specific law that deals with invading a sporting pitch during an event. You would say trespassing maybe, but in Ireland I think that only applies to homes and farmland. The Public Order Act also covers public events, but it's more in terms of stopping people from entering them when intoxicated, etc.
The muppet who ran on the pitch in Tallaght against (i think Sligo) having taken his top off and enjoyed being chased by stewards was hauled in front of a judge, i read it in a newspaper which i can't find with a quick google now unfortunately.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
I didnt see what his sentence was but the guards did prosecute so if they want to they can.
That's what I would have presumed myself!Quote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa
they can prosecute for trespass (and possibly public order issues) but the cost is not worth it and the DPP usually will not pursue the case.Unless there is specific laws brought in with realistic sentencing we will not deter the numpties.Quote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa