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Again, not saying that he deserved to be hit, but what he says here is lies; he was not hit by a broken bottle, the goal post was and he was a good bit away and did not even look back when it happened, but while he says "I probably won’t create a massive fuss about it" he then says "a broken vodka bottle came from behind me and stuck in my leg,” said Connor. “It was pumping blood and I had to get treatment" which is a crock of $hit. He's such a cnut :mad:
I'm in no way defending the throwing of anything but didn't the injury occur before the bottle was thrown? The first missile looked more like a coin or bit of metal to me - I had a good view from near the front of the shed - and I didn't see any blood pumping from a wound.
What happened was bad and City should/will be punnished I,m sure, but Connor should stick to the facts.
he's generally a dirty player too. having seen him play for ireland and for waterford v rockmount, in both games he was a disgrace. after a rockmount player scored against waterford, alan reynolds began screaming at the ref and while he was distracted, an embarressed dan connor ran out and punched the scorer, mid celebration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Éanna
its the most vile thing ive seen a human do, let alone an oposition goal keeper.
the bottle hit the cross bar, his leg was struck by either a coin or a bottle top some time before that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Smith
ok, so instead of being misinformed youre just bloody lying.Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
i've never heard a large group of people in the shed making monkey noises. i dont beleive ive heard any SMALL group of people making monket chants.
i had the unfortunate experience of inviting an acquiantance to his second game versus saint pats and the gob****e shouted at one point "osam ya monkey". said gobhite got abuse from everybody including myself and ive never brought him to another game or associated with him since.
if you go to any soccer game you'll hear indiviual biggotry. "**** the dubs". "i follow cork city and i can drive a tractor". "trevor molloy is a junkie midget".
ive never heard ouright racism being a shed-wide thing, and unless we're invaded by some race, i dont think it ever will.
Thats bull**** and you know it Gavin,if you recall correctly it was Vinny Sullivan was sent off for that offence.Connor came out for a cross missed it and clattered into one of their players,he never threw a punch!!!Quote:
he's generally a dirty player too. having seen him play for ireland and for waterford v rockmount, in both games he was a disgrace. after a rockmount player scored against waterford, alan reynolds began screaming at the ref and while he was distracted, an embarressed dan connor ran out and punched the scorer, mid celebration.
So how do you explain him needing stitches in his leg?????Quote:
Again, not saying that he deserved to be hit, but what he says here is lies; he was not hit by a broken bottle, the goal post was and he was a good bit away and did not even look back when it happened, but while he says "I probably won’t create a massive fuss about it" he then says "a broken vodka bottle came from behind me and stuck in my leg,” said Connor. “It was pumping blood and I had to get treatment" which is a crock of $hit. He's such a cnut
Having mulled over what heppened and having been there (quite important), he was hit with a coin on the right calf but it didn't seem to bother him, then Webb approached him and picked up a coin off the grass and showed it to him, then he went down and the physio came on.Quote:
Originally Posted by ConfusedBlue
When he got up it was his left leg that was bandaged. :confused:
It was after he went down that the glass broke off the crossbar.
I think the only stitches were the ones tryin to stitch up CCFC.
unless vinie borrowed the goalie jersey, then yes, connor did punch him and remained on the park.Quote:
Originally Posted by ConfusedBlue
as has been said, apparantly he was bull****ting, and not out of character either.Quote:
So how do you explain him needing stitches in his leg?????
Truly the most level-headed statement of the whole thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Éanna
What clubs should do ( seeing as Goalkeepers are the easiest targets ( ie don't move around much and always near the edge of the pitch ) is put up netting behind the goal. If the netting has to start at 6ft up then fine ( to prevent Heysel type Disaster ).
Were there Cork fans at the AC Milan vs Inter Milan game? Just kidding!!!
Seriously though, there should be a standard punishment for
(a) Players goading fans and
(b) Fans throwing objects onto the pitch
This is what happened to Inter:
http://www.uefa.com/competitions/UCL...Id=295903.html
UEFA's Control and Disciplinary Body has ordered FC Internazionale Milano to play their next six European club competition matches behind closed doors as a result of the disturbances at the abandoned UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg against AC Milan on Tuesday.
They were fined too.
So should a club be punished for the action of one fan? It seems a little unfair initially but then each club must be able to guarantee the safety of the players, officials and fans. If Cork can't stop fans throwing objects onto the pitch I don't think it's unreasonable to make them do someting about it and punished if they don't ( and yes, before the Corkies pipe up, that should apply to ALL eL clubs, YES INCLUDING SHELS!!!! ).
I know some Cork fans will reply that this is an isolated incident but should we really have to wait until it happens again before precautions are taken???
Sure why wear your seatbelt if you're never going to crash!?! :rolleyes: :(
How did a fan manage to get a glass bottle in anyway? I've been to some Dublin Derbys before ( Bohs v Rovers in particular ) and you would often be checked at the turnstiles by the stewards ( with Gardaí to hand ).
ive often been checked on the way into the cross, and if i have my college bag with me im always checked. however, you cant have a cavity search and an xray scan for every fan, and unfortunately, if every 3rd fan is patted down and theres a 50/50 chance that you'd get away with having a bottle down your sock or something, then the chances of catching the one langer who throws the bottle are remote :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelsman
Yes but putting up a net behind the goal would work.............
So he went and got stiches in his leg just to try and dirty the good name of the Cork fans?Quote:
Originally Posted by razor
Speaking as someone who was there, he did not get any stitches during the game and there was no sign of blood on the bandage at the end of the game. So if he did get stitches (and his version of what happened quoted above is somewhat counter factual which should be borne in mind) then he should try and sue someone for unnecessary medical treatment or something :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Slash/ED
The only people who reported these "stitches" were Drogheda Utd staff. It is more than possible there were no stitches and that these "stitches" (non existent ones)were used to dirty the good name of CityQuote:
Originally Posted by Slash/ED
Did you see Murphy and his thug army at it again today? How much longer will it be before the league stands up to them and does something about it :rolleyes:
how many red cards have shels this season again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Slash/ED
Murphy having been red carded against Rovers on the walk across to the dressing rooms had another go at O'Connor.
O'Connor had a go at Murphy (to entice reaction) & Murphy like an idiot took the bait.Quote:
Originally Posted by soylent green
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Originally Posted by razor
I've been thinking about this too and the number of "stitches " has always varied somewhere between 2-4 but never an exact figure. If Webb hadn't of pointed it out to him I doubt he would have even gone down and there was no blood, as usual theres an awful smell of #### coming from Dan Connors ugly head.
How much longer before the league do something about Cork? But I forgot, sure the rules don't apply to them :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by soylent green