Bradley was booked for taking too long on a corner. Kavanagh for kicking the ball away.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
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Bradley was booked for taking too long on a corner. Kavanagh for kicking the ball away.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
That's nothing, Turner was booked on Tuesday for winning a corner.
you must've press send before typing nazily there...Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Turner suspended for Copenhagen then. Why isn't he in Rico's squad?Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Another great European night in Richmond last night, that's now 10 games unbeaten in Richmond in Europe for us, Haven't been beaten there in Europe this Millennium:) It's a shame the next round has to be moved to Tallaght, I hope we are still in the tie come the home game should make for another interesting night in Europe for Ireland's European Club!!
Presumably because he'll be playing two days later.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
Many Rovers fans making the trip to Denmark? Hard enough to get money to go on one European trip never mind 2 in a week, Had a few mates who went to Tallin and loved it, They are looking into getting to Copenhagen on the cheap
It's just not possible to do on the cheap, have been looking at every possible way of getting there over the last few days, can't be done for less than 350 return unless you are under 26 in which case SAS are doing direct flights for 140. As for numbers going there's two charters, one 90 seater fans one and the team charter with capacity for 50 fans also. They are both booked up and there are a good few who paid the 400 quid plus for the scheduled flights. All in all probably the guts of 300 will make the trip. It will be hard to top Tallinn though, great place.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
In 2011 Pats terms, 350 is dirt cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by HulaHoop
When accommodation, game ticket, and other expenses are considered, it's almost double that figure.
Is that your excuse?
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2011/...openhagen.html
rte is gona televise the home game....what about the away match?!
Presumably not. It's a strange one for them to arrange before they know the result of the first leg. Setanta have Rangers-Malmo scheduled, which I'm sure will be a huge ratings draw.
How are you fairing with the Danish air authorities with regards to your spaceship?Quote:
Originally Posted by mypost
How long you going for? 350 for a night?Quote:
Originally Posted by mypost
Ryanai still fly to Aarhus?Quote:
Originally Posted by HulaHoop
3 hour train to copenhagen and its not cheap.
NASA's Space travel ended yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by poster
Ya he likes the finer things in life, and the more expensive top shelf stuff and plenty of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
No it didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by mypost
Bail money? The accommodation would be free....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Funnily enough, last time Pats were in Denmark. A friend of mine was staying with a buddy who lives in Aarhus. Anyway the pats fan stayed out late one night and couldn't find his way 'home'. Kind danish police took him into cell for the night and dropped him 'home' the next morning. pats lad said he wasn't even that drunk, he just couldn't remember where his buddy lived...Quote:
Originally Posted by Eminence Grise
ya but i think his point was being a rovers fan it wouldn't be a case of nice police helping a nice wayward little irishman.
that's very decent tho not many or any police force would do that.
I assume Dodge's mate was linguistically challenged, anybody that helpless and naturally incoherent should be kept off the streets for their own safety.
A good week for the LOI. Now we know that clubs from lesser ranked leagues can be dispatched with a bit of effort. Time will tell if the industrious LOI can surpass the success rate of the League of Iceland (whose clubs are by now renowned for their diligent passing game) with their 5 wins and a draw already under the belt.
Why wouldn't it be?Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Presumably a Shamrock Rovers fan would be running at the police waving an umbrella in a threatening manner.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopy
Isn't it a crime to be a nazi in Denmark, the whole WWII thing and all....
On the contrary I was the centre of attention when I dressed up like Hitler walking through Copenhagen. Everyone seemed to be looking at me. Never felt more loved in my life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spudulika
You know, there could be something in this. I think I'll live out my fantasy of dressing in a wee black bowler, wrapping an orange sash around me and march down O'connell St with an umbrella. Oh wait....Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
http://twitter.com/#!/Tony_Whelan
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Meanwhile...Shamrock Rovers Champions League 1st Leg against Copenhagen will be shown live on Setanta on the 27th...Kick-off is 7pm
Good few of us heading to Ukraine via Rzeszów. €380 flights. Few hours on a bus/train. Cheap flights compared to bloody Iceland. We get the worst European draws travel wise!
he was rubber, they took his shoes off him :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Forgot about that, i spent all of 2 minutes looking up and down the street before i fecked off :D
What destinations would you like?Quote:
Originally Posted by robbieos88
Don't forget the nice black suit and white shirt. Necessary with any work uniform.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spudulika
Beautiful day today...any sligo heads inside may want to watch Vorskla and Mettalurg Donetsk...it's on now http://livetv.ru/en/eventinfo/80086_vorskla_metalurh_d/
Well in the first draw, Wales would have been nice, In the second draw anywhere in Europe would have been nice and in the third draw Holland would have been niceQuote:
Originally Posted by mypost
Right it ended 4-2 to Vorskla.
Dear Paul Cook,
Main threats:
Markoski – left sided forward. Very skilful – long ball to back post for 2nd goal perfect. I’m not sure what you can do to stop him.
Dalko: playmaker middle of park Richie Ryan needs to be all over him like a bad suit.
Zakarluchka: very strong MF – took the ball down and flicked it over the defence to set up the first goal (like a fitter N’Do)
Bezus: number 9 came on as a sub – the commentators were going on about him being the next big thang – very aggressive – peeled off from a group of six in the box to score the third goal at the back post.
Good news. They can be got at from set pieces. Terrible terrible defending for both goals conceded. First one – centre halves fell asleep and a 5 foot nothing midfielder got in between them to head it in.
Goalie and the centre halves totally amateur on a corner – big centre half from Metallurg scored – free header almost.
They are very skilful and it will be a real indicator of Sligo’s skill to see if they can match them.
They are terrible on set pieces, though. N’Do crosses, Blinkhorn flicks it on, Doyle back post…away goal.
Yours, B2bW
PS. The pitch is huge and it’s going to be very hot.
Dear Pete Mahon…I’m going to watch the Karpaty match now…
Dear Pete Mahon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gciFoEbOA8
Good to see you're utilizing the Irish summer.
Kazachstan is far enough, but European football is all about travel and adventure. You can visit Wales or Holland anytime.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Says the man who thinks Tallaght to Phibsboro is a trek...Quote:
Originally Posted by mypost