Cheers Bman, will hopefully be seeing ye next season, still long way to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
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Cheers Bman, will hopefully be seeing ye next season, still long way to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
100% right. I have to admit I'm probably not Gills biggest fan, talks too much sh!te for my liking, but he's spot on there. Its not nice when the team in 3rd goes up at 2nd place's expense, I should know. Harps are a good team, huge improvement from earlier in the season, they would be a credit to the Premier. Hope you do the job, even more so after what happened after full time last night.
Wouldn't need to do any of the above. That's a job for the yokels :DQuote:
Originally Posted by steno
Best get used to the idea, there are plenty of them out in the wild west/Tallaght.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopy
A Dundalk fan calling Tallaght the Wild West, you're not PJ Gallagher by any chance?
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Originally Posted by hoopy
Correct me if im wrong, but i think eelmonster is a Harps Fan, and im going on a whim here and saying the avatar may be in recognition of the good relations between the clubs last friday?
Again if im wrong ill hold my hands up!
Anyway, you might need a combine harvester to sort out that grass in Tallaght!
Nah sure their toerags have enough horses roaming the fields out there to keep the grass sorted!
I don't get the reference, I'm afraid - could a Rovers fan be too parochial, perhaps. Well, not after the move out to the townland of Tallaght, yee-haw.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopy
Don't know what you use for cutting grass grass up there in Dundalk. We use combine Harvesters for cutting cereal crops (and not for riding hoopy).Quote:
Originally Posted by Flawless
We use one ot these for cutting grass
http://www.deere.com/en_GB/products/...cos/index.html:cool:
You can hold your hands up now Flawless;):D
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Originally Posted by steno
Its that plastic pitch I tell ya!!
Ah that's it. Any amount of slagging, whether good natured or from gobsh!tes I can take, but this... ah I've seen it all now.Quote:
Originally Posted by eelmonster
Someone from Dundalk trying to take the p!ss out of another town's accent????!!!! :eek::eek::eek:
Setanta playoff. Derry 1 up McCourt
2-0 now
Really showing up the difference between the two leagues. Cobh will have it tough next year
Derry would beat most teams at home so not a bad result if it stays at 2-0
The last time Derry won at home was September
Good one :D Though it's better to have horses roaming than snipers ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by onephillyhughes
What date was the league cup final?Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
League Cup Final was October 10th
Cobh scored, sounds like Derry went to sleep and they cracked one in from 25 yards
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/censors...9/DCFC-vs-Cobh
Live coverage from MKev and i think Greengo
Pull your head in and stop wumming.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Of course Derry will be the stronger team. They are playing in the prem every year, able to attract better players as they are a full time team, Cobh are part time and only travelled up this morning due to the utterly stupid decision to make this game a monday night. Cobh have only just won the league and the celebrations would have been pretty big in Cobh. And the final part of my rant is a question:
Do Cobh really want to be playing in the setanta cup? As a part time team having to travel mid-week the length of the coutry to play against Linfield/Drogheda or who ever else. Just a theory. It would have been different in our situation as the travel would not have been as bad.