Probably didnt want to say they are not as good as LOI clubs
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Probably didnt want to say they are not as good as LOI clubs
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Originally Posted by Graemerz
Hmmmmn, he said Linfield were lucky in one match, not over 3 seasons.
A convenient oversight on your behalf, I'll bet, in your dick-splitting rush to post this.
:rolleyes:
I think you'll find that Linfield FC's record in the competition to date makes a mockery of your, rather glib, statement.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
I think its a widely held opinion that linfield can compete with the LOI clubs but the rest are a considerable way behind. Im sure a future all ireland league will further prove this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Not Brazil
Why would you support an All Ireland league then?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
Strange one. If its just a match Hammy was referring then the Setanta Final 2005 against Shelbourne we dominated and won comfortably 2-0. Blind or just jealous as ever?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lux Interior
The only match we got lucky in was a 1-0 victory against Cork City last year in the semi final. Cork controlled the game yet couldn't find the net. Gary Hamilton didn't mention this in his little embarrassment of an interview. Maybe he should concentrate on his own clubs dismal embarrassing downright sh*te performances before he decides to have a pop at Linfield, eh? ;)
Tell me was your beloved Hammy p*ssed in the Westbourne again when he give this silly statement, was he still celebrating his greatest achievement in his career, a 1-0 win agianst Linfield on Boxing Day to consolidate third position in the league? :eek: Ambition doesn't get higher than THAT btw!
Forever in our Shadow. Fortune Favours the Brave.
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Originally Posted by Not Brazil
Why would'nt I? It can only improve the game here.
I agree. It will improve both sides of the border, the sooner the better in my eyes.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
How come?Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
You said that IL clubs, with the exception of Linfield, would get found out in an AIL.
How would that add anything to the game in the Republic Of Ireland?:confused:
Not Brazil - Would you rather play at crap grounds with no atmosphere in Armagh, Limavady, and Insuitute every other week or play in Derry, Sligo, Galway, Cork and Dublin, were the atmosphere would be alot better. Do you not think it would be better for the teams in both leagues and also the supporters. Yes it will mean more travel and expenses but worth it in the long run
Hmmmm
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Im sure in an AIL linfield, glentoran and cliftonville would be among the strongest in time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Not Brazil
Saying that though, Bohs, Shamrock Rovers, Galway and Cork would be the strongest IMO.
Go on sign up and prove me wrong. I double dare you!!
You think Galway and Rovers are bigger clubs than Derry and Pats Lol
I should of said Derry too. Yes Rovers are bigger that Pats. No doubt even down in kerry we know that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
Biggest or strongest, and even then Galway?Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
One club for a big city and county. Progressing very nicely. They could be huge
There's 3 LOI clubs in Galway now...Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
kingdomkerry is full of sh*t if it was an All Ireland League it would be between Drogs, Derry, St Pats, Bohs, Cork and Linfield as championship contenders. Shamrock Rovers, Galways etc are a bit away of this.
I wouldn't agree on the Rovers thing. All they need is the move to Tallaght IMO. Galway will be up there with the best in 5 years time (also only my opinion though).Quote:
Originally Posted by Graemerz
Sorry - I should explain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
I support the idea of an AIL "Premier" League.
Having discussed it at length with a wide variety of fans, the only thing that concerns me is that I don't see Sligo, Galway, Cork etc bringing big travelling support.
I'm not sure whether an AI "Premier" League would increase crowds.