hopefully it wont happen..we shud stay where we are..it'll do the team gud..no point in being relegated again next year.
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hopefully it wont happen..we shud stay where we are..it'll do the team gud..no point in being relegated again next year.
You could be right but we'd be crazy to turn down a place in the prem if we are offered it...Quote:
Originally Posted by blue til i die
I wouldn't wish the First Division even on Bohs. They wouldn't walk it.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
They would. Well, should, at least. One thing Rovers going down with a squad which was weak enough to go down; another thing Bohs going down having finished fourth. Only issue would be if players are already contracted (hmmm...!). With the likes of Shels' and Longford's imposions, the First Division is getting weaker and weaker anyways.
Everybody left Rovers bar Murphy and still only claimed the Division with ten minutes of the last game to go.
Would Bohs be able to get a side together who will play at that level and then walk it? I am not convinced anyone can. :confused:
yes they would IF they could keep all there players, whos to say a walk-out wont happen?.... they would lose a lot of money over it too if they decided to stay full-time, set a club back 2/3 seasonsQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
And another thing Shels going down after finishing champions!Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Third.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
All immaterial, nothing to do with what I thought my very reliable source tells me. Bohs in the clear as far as points etc are concerned if this is the case. A eventful couple of nights in Derry was had by all accounts.
What do you mean by that? Does it involve us?Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopy
No Connor on his own.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
On a "seperate" note, did anyone hear about Chris Turner and his goalie gloves with his Northern Ireland teamates? ;)
Is that masking enough details Dodge to prevent and libel case?
Absolutely not.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
SUre we've all seen him in the video at this stage. We can all prove he did that...Quote:
Originally Posted by niallsparky
Sean Connor might be able to get a last minute job as Santa as he has have the suit already (red tracksuit legs) :D
I hear Steve Staunton is looking for a job.
our john will see to it (delaney) ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by blue til i die
It says a lot about John Delaney that not even Kilkenny would offer Staunton a job at this point (when the alternative is appointing Roddy). Even more damning, he would have been lucky to be interviewed by Kilkenny before the FAI put him in charge of the national team :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kivlehan
if bohs did any dodgy dealings or whatever then they should be done for it,
the fai cannot have one rule for shelbourne and another one for bohs.
come on john delaney and look into this matter.
the blues are going up :D
If that happens then I'll be more the glad for it
It means we won't have to go to that embarrasing ****hole known as the RSC next season...
I can assure you that there has been no dodgy dealings from Bohs. Just several problems that Connor caused himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Man Himself
As one of my esteemed colleagues has stated - it's actually our fault this happened:
:nods sagely and awaits response:Quote:
I actually blame us for all of this. Blaming Connor is just making him out to be a scapegoat in all of this. An innocent bystander if you will. We always blame the board for the ails of the club but they are virtually never changed. They have in fact a lot of experience in appointing managers over the last few years!
No. It is obvious that we are to blame. It is us that took our eyes off the ball in this one and disappointingly so.
Why did we not let the board know as soon as a ball was kicked in anger that Sean Connor was not the man for us? We should have given them a signal as soon as the season kicked off. How were they to know, to be led by us before it was too late? We should have been out in force from early days with banners, catcalls, pigs heads and we should have held the boards hand on this one like we proudly did for Pete Mahon, Stephen Kenny and Gareth Farrelly before him.
This must not happen again! We should not put ourselves in the position again whereby at least one hack this week blatantly and belligerently absolved us of all ‘fault’ for the sacking of Sean Connor. Certainly our most embarrassing performance to date and one we must NEVER repeat!
So from next seasons first game,… NAY, from next seasons first warm up game we must be out in force waving banners and catcalling for the new managers head. We must regain our dignity and pride as Irelands ONLY – Notorious Boo Boys!
Oh the shame.
End of rant.
told you so what a big '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' connor was and always will beQuote:
Originally Posted by niallsparky
we will know within 2 weeks, happy new year:DQuote:
Originally Posted by niallsparky
up the blues.
Poor old Blackie, does anybody know what happened this time?
I know now. Happy new year! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by The Man Himself
you havent been to the rsc in a long time then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Réiteoir
its one of the best looking grounds in the country with its swanky new stand on the far side.
Rumours are great.
No, the new stand really is there. ;) :D
anyone have a link to the story in the sun yesterday?
I have seen the RSC new stand in a photo it does exist. :D
anseoQuote:
Originally Posted by feo123
Oh holy mother of christ :DQuote:
At a team meeting the night before the game, each player was given an envelope and told that they were to open it before they went to bed.
Players being players, they opened them straight away to find, on Birmingham City headed paper, a message reading “Best Wishes from Steve Bruce.” Bohs lost the final.
Yeah, how could that not have fired the team up!Quote:
Originally Posted by LeixlipRed
How not indeed. Inspirational stuff :oQuote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
thanks for the link, very funny story!! :D