Such a shame, since we were going to get it imported especially for her.
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Nah, I'd say Drogs will walk it. Thick as Doolin may be, I can't see drogheda's fine selection of players hanging back (listening to Doolin!) as usual when faced with a side as poor as linfield were monday. they've decent strikers too so i'd expect the margin to be 3 or 4 goals if we see a repeat of that, to be honest
If it was onyl a pre-season tournement, why gurn your eyes out like little woman?
Your just bitter and if you where in the final you would turn out in your thousands because you no it is an important tournement with good money involved.
Your obviously a small time bunch of people in Cork.
This poor side has won this trophy beating the best team in the ROI in there own back yard.
Then the next season we beat the best team in the country again
And then this season we ahve beaten every team we have played.
Yes we are a poor side and you are a great side who has won feck all squared.
I know which sort of team I would like to be watching, my side that goes out to win games, not show a toothless display like Cork did.
argh for **** sake answer properly i have to do the quote bits now.
You were under the cosh for 89 minutes. Thats a breeze i'm sure :rolleyes:Quote:
Shots off target, ffs that has me sweating....Not. If we had our best players fit do you honestly think we would have played as poorly? All ifs and buts, but one thing that is fact is, we beat you 1-0 fair and square in 90 minutes. Also are defence was very much a makeshift defence, far from our strongest back four.
Yes, listen to dodge :rolleyes: neither team had a myriad of chances as we did monday, because they're both good defences. we had 4 or 5 chances, one of them being o'donovan in the clear for a goal when hacked down.Quote:
As far as I could read, you never had a shot on target apart from your penalty, how is that deserving? Also your 8 points behind with only a hand full of matches played, your some team.
Well yeah, in our team for monday we had brian o'callaghan who couldn't get near the squad last season, admir softic from the u21s, colin o'brien and billy woods who saw their best action in the 90s, a crocked john o'flynn and denis behan, more of a battering ram than a striker. and we still outclassed you in (almost) every area of the pitch! as we've said, when we can pick all our players, we'll be stronger, and theres more on he way from the Stellar Group. so - we're beating the top teams, and we're going to get stronger. and that means we have no hope? :D yeah, its exciting being in a league where several teams will challenge! you should try it some time.Quote:
Drogheda, St Pats and Derry City will all finish in front of you, even though Derry are going through a hard time they will come good. Your not a great team.
2 years in a row we've treated it as pre-season, even admitted by richardson before last years competition. i assume you didnt play as pathetically in those other 15 games you didnt lose. Nobody's saying you're that poor all the time but for pity's sake, admit when you were outplayed and got lucky, rather than trotting out inappropriate cliches about winning ugly.Quote:
If we win the Setanta cup that will be twice that our league has beat your league in an all-ireland competition. 18 games, 2 defeats is our record in the Setanta what's yours?
we turn out in our thousands ever week - obviously a concept unknown to yourselves. good money? relatively good, yeah. important? not a hope. get some teams from wales/scotland involved, then it might be an interesting concept, because frankly, at the moment its like the rest of ireland playing munster's top sides - one decent team, and the rest a collection of the ****-poor to the amatuer.
Hahaha, I love it!! I remember we were playing you lot in the group stages last year and at the time both of us were through and we were only [playing for 1st and 2nd in group and doolin said he didnt care if we were at home or away fdor the final and played a weakened side against corks full side in this meaningless preseason tournament (when both teams werre though to semis anyway) - and a load of corks fans were on mbs giving out about doolin for playing a weakened side haha- youre talking sh!te mate
Your average is 3000, our average according to our club chairman is 3000 outside Linfield vs Glentoran, which was 12000 this season,which if im not mistaken brings our average to 3800.
Mid week matches at Windsor is notorious for less crowds, why should it be any different when we play some Irish Club we have no history with?
But he played his full side out risking injuries in a useless preseason match tournament that he was already through to the semi finals - he obviously treated it as seriuous an any other match during teh season and thus your argument about treating it as a preseason tournament is w"nk (no offence :o )
if only we could have one big game a season against another team in the same city! then we'd be great like ye. meanwhile, we sell out our ground when the stakes are high, regardless of whether the opposition fill half the ground.
because its a semi-final of "a very important cup", according to yourself?Quote:
Mid week matches at Windsor is notorious for less crowds, why should it be any different when we play some Irish Club we have no history with?
thanks for ignoring 90% of my post and concentrating on attendance figures :rolleyes:
I think its fairly clear that Linfield are the best side in the IL as the others have done nothing in the Setanta Cup.
We have beaten Swedish League Champions two years running in Europe but if I was honest I do not believe we would beat them week in week if we played in the Swedish League. Similarily Linfield would not be beating sides at the top end of the eL every week.
Your ground would be lost in our ground. It is hardly like for like.
It would also be lovely to have a whole big city catchment to ourselves. Think of the crowds we would get then. It's sad to think that a club who has the whole of cork for a catchement cannot attract more than an average of 3000.
But hey, what ever gets yourself off.:rolleyes:
"yours" is the national stadium :rolleyes:
(i) cork is significantly smaller than belfastQuote:
It would also be lovely to have a whole big city catchment to ourselves. Think of the crowds we would get then. It's sad to think that a club who has the whole of cork for a catchement cannot attract more than an average of 3000.
(ii) there were bigger crowds when there was a city rivarly.
(iii) we have seasonal competition from the GAA and from Munster rugby. for some reason I can't see any of your potential support turning down a day at windsor park because antrim have a game that weekend.
and we're still avoiding the topic of the thread i see :rolleyes:
I cant believe the cork fans on here. For f**k sake the absolute state of you's!!
1) You don't dominate a game unless you score goals. You had more posession then Linfield thats about all it boils down to!!
2) Linfield have proven themselves as worthy matches to any Eircom league side. The results prove that. Thats what matters not your poxey more shots off target ect bull****!!!
3) Enjoy the intertoto cup now there's a nothing competition!!
We own the stadium, so it is our stadium that NI use. Also what difference does it make anyway? It is still twice the size of Corks, so it is only natural you will sell out your stadium more often that us. Is that too much for you to understand?
Cork may well be, but your still the only senior team for miles around so your catchement is still massive. Linfield have South Belfast.
City rivalry, is this between the current Cork side or the thousand others that went to the wall? I wonder why that is?
You have GAA, so what? We have rugby, Ice Hockey and 4 or Belfast teams to compete with and you have GAA. Boo fecking hoo.:rolleyes:
Small time club thinking they are more than they are. Intertoto, here they come:D
And still winning? None, we where bad, no point in being like yourselves and blame everything and anything on your failings. We are through so we haven't failed.
On another day we could have played you off the park and you could have beat us. Football is like that and you should have a bit more sense or intelligence to realise that football is funny that way. You should also have the sense and hte intelligence to not judge a football team on one display.
Also I wasn't praising myself, I was praising another poster who supports a different team to who I support for his accurate observation of Cork City.
I was talking about linfield fans, as a whole, praising themselves.
C'mere boy, there's only so many times one can laugh at the same joke so I'm going to leave you and your mates to your little fantasy of being something significant.
I'm off to enjoy my long weekend, because you don't register with me and I've got much more important things going on in my life.
Cheerio!
Jaysus lads would ye not give it a rest? This is worse than Bohs V Rovers and Limerick V Galway put together.
Only Drogs and Linfield v the 3 City fans gullible enough to keep at it.
What a load of poos.