What club would you NOT like to see be relegated?

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22/07/2008, 11:20 PM
Aaron

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Originally Posted by OneRedArmy

Harps, they are so generous to us points wise!

More seriously, financially we'd miss the North West derbies.

Also still hold Paul Hegarty in high regard (unlike a lot Harps fans).

Otherwise Galway, for many of the reasons said above.

Ditto
22/07/2008, 11:58 PM
cestlavie

I voted for Harps as they have potential to be a very big club but Id be worried at the moment as they have a donkey of a manager aka Hegarty and no real top class coaching staff at the club.
23/07/2008, 12:03 AM
Rovers Maniac

I voted for Harps as DCFCSteve did
23/07/2008, 1:21 AM
Rovers fan

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Originally Posted by Olander

you are comfortably mid-table and you barely had 80 in terryland :rolleyes: :o

A) It was on t.v
B) A lot of people(myself included) missed it due to oxegen
C) It was on in the middle of summer and therefore a lot of people are on holiday/at the gaeltacht etc.....
23/07/2008, 1:52 AM
deecay

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Originally Posted by Olander

you are comfortably mid-table and you barely had 80 in terryland :rolleyes: :o

We had over 100,we had 300-400 at the begainning of last season when we had no manager and were favourites to go down
23/07/2008, 9:16 AM
GuisaSaigon

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Originally Posted by Rovers Maniac

I voted for Harps as DCFCSteve did

Get a room!
23/07/2008, 9:23 AM
Rovers Maniac

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Originally Posted by GuisaSaigon

Get a room!

I admire him for his knowledge of the game on this Island both north and south. He is also very witty with some great remarks and dumbfounds his opponents he also drills them hard to make the other poster submit until they take his point of view and probably lie in a heap after exhausted. There is nothing sexual in my admiration of the man.
23/07/2008, 9:25 AM
GuisaSaigon

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Originally Posted by deecay

They dont have any sort of passion for their team though?

Pot Kettle Black:eek:
23/07/2008, 9:34 AM
GuisaSaigon

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Originally Posted by Martinho II

pressed on the subject i think dundalk are goin to go up and galway utd to go down.. i think things have a habit of repeatin themselves.. plus the reason i want galway to go down is that we are not goin up this year and it is a proper excuse to say hello to galwaygirl and guisasignon!! when we meet next season ;)

Yeah hope we only see you for a League Cup Game Marty!
23/07/2008, 10:45 AM
John83

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Originally Posted by Kildareman

Right dufus let me explain.
I'll even type slowly so you can keep up.
The question is " What club would you NOT like to see be relegated".
As we are in the first division we do not want Finn Harps back in our division, hence the explanation on my original post.
Do you still not get it????:confused::confused::confused:

This may be the first and last time I will ever use the word 'pwnage'.
23/07/2008, 10:46 AM
Fivesilver

Er . . . the team out of the four who ends up with the most points, since unlike people who buy into the AIL, I still believe in this principle.
23/07/2008, 10:59 AM
jinxy lilywhite

i was looking at the table last night and I thought that maybe Bray or Sligo could slip back in to it. Bray seem to be in freefall and can't get a win and Sligo may lose a couple of more players with financial difficulties.
23/07/2008, 11:03 AM
John83

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Originally Posted by Fivesilver

Er . . . the team out of the four who ends up with the most points, since unlike people who buy into the AIL, I still believe in this principle.

That's nonsense, and you know it. The only way forward is intelligently designed leagues.
23/07/2008, 11:07 AM
GavinZac

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Originally Posted by John83

That's nonsense, and you know it. The only way forward is intelligently designed leagues.

Drawing with Cork (in the middle of a run of 5 draws) - the highlight of UCD's season :D
23/07/2008, 11:17 AM
Con-Con

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Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite

i was looking at the table last night and I thought that maybe Bray or Sligo could slip back in to it. Bray seem to be in freefall and can't get a win and Sligo may lose a couple of more players with financial difficulties.

I can see Bray being near the drop but I think Sligo will be safe because of there recent run.
23/07/2008, 11:46 AM
dublinred

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Originally Posted by Rovers Maniac

Harps they brought approx 400 to us at the weekend, only Derry would bring more and not always either. As for the rest Galway (approx 80 earlier in the season) don't seem great travellers surpriseing given the city and also Ballinasloe and Tuam is in Galway. UCD bring nobody while Cobh would bring very little as well.

If you weren't married to your cousin I would report you to the equality board for a statement like that.
23/07/2008, 12:44 PM
Fivesilver

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Originally Posted by John83

That's nonsense, and you know it. The only way forward is intelligently designed leagues.

Somehow I can't help thinking Dr McNice must be related to Rico. :D
23/07/2008, 12:49 PM
GavinZac

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Originally Posted by Fivesilver

Somehow I can't help thinking Dr McNice must be related to Rico. :D

Because there's a fair bit of maths involved so you couldn't read his responses either?
23/07/2008, 9:07 PM
Martinho II

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Originally Posted by sligoman

Three teams get relegated Marty;)

just makin a point thats all..:rolleyes: think ucd and cobh will go down too..
24/07/2008, 1:31 PM
bellavistaman

Nobody likes us:(:D

Just going to have to upset the lot of ye lads, id imagine if there was a couldnt give a sh!t option, that would see through.
24/07/2008, 2:34 PM
ger121

Galway for me. They bring more to the league than the rest in my opinion.
24/07/2008, 9:32 PM
WoodquayBoy

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Originally Posted by Rovers fan

B) A lot of people(myself included) missed it due to oxegen..

Pathetic. Anyway, I obviously voted for United, but (and I am in danger of being lynched for saying this) in some ways I want us to go down and come back up by winning the First or a playoff just to shut up, for once and for all, certain elements on this site.
25/07/2008, 8:45 AM
A face

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Originally Posted by John83

That's nonsense, and you know it. The only way forward is intelligently designed leagues.

Brain McNice, i like his work, i'm a fan ..... i say we put him in charge. Say Yes to 'No more poxy draws to UCD' !! ;)
25/07/2008, 9:39 AM
jinxy lilywhite

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Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy

Pathetic. Anyway, I obviously voted for United, but (and I am in danger of being lynched for saying this) in some ways I want us to go down and come back up by winning the First or a playoff just to shut up, for once and for all, certain elements on this site.

Like getting promoted the proper way and not to molly colly the fai and iag.
25/07/2008, 9:46 AM
GavinZac

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Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite

Like getting promoted the proper way and not to molly colly the fai and iag.

Yes I'd imagine that's what he meant, thank you for pointing it out.
25/07/2008, 9:47 AM
A face

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Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite

Like getting promoted the proper way and not to molly colly the fai and iag.

They were given an invite to the league, what were they going to do ... turn it down?

Its a pity that clubs voted for playoffs that year because they were never going to have any bearing on who went up/down ..... It didn't matter who won them, it was not going to decide who was going up.
25/07/2008, 9:50 AM
GavinZac

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Originally Posted by A face

Its a pity that clubs voted for playoffs that year because they were never going to have any bearing on who went up/down ..... It didn't matter who won them, it was not going to decide who was going up.

They had a tiny effect on the football performance side of the assessment. I'd say clubs voted for it for the combined reasons of having something to aim for and adding any tiny bit of weight to the football side they could. Unfortunately for Dundalk, it wasn't enough in those circumstances.
25/07/2008, 10:05 AM
A face

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Originally Posted by GavinZac

They had a tiny effect on the football performance side of the assessment. I'd say clubs voted for it for the combined reasons of having something to aim for and adding any tiny bit of weight to the football side they could. Unfortunately for Dundalk, it wasn't enough in those circumstances.

It was a bit of a farce alright the way in panned out in the end.

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