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Emm true but since I had been at the time seemingly reliably informed that Shels had gone up I posted my congrats. Logged off, went to help organise our player of the year awards and went out partying. Was not gonna come back online just to change that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Black and White
Go get drunk will ya.
Whatever...enjoy the graveyard yet AGAIN!!!!:p
I will. I enjoy my football wherever we play. Its called being a fan.
Good to see Dundalk come up! Real football town and they've been, eh...."unlucky" a few times in recent years.
Look forward to seeing you in Terryland next season!
Rotten luck for Shels..... terrible way to be denied.
Was down in Kildare last night. Superb atmosphere. About 500 Dundalk fans taking up most of the new stands, and in fairness, about 40 Kildare fans in the "singing section" (hate the phrase, but can't think of anything better) who were slagging Dundalk mercilessly when Shels scored.
The Dundalk game was actually over when Limerick equalised. In ten seconds, the Dundalk side went from utter quiet as the players trudged off, to a massive roar, to an empty stand as everyone milled onto the pitch. I rang schumi to confirm there'd been a goal, and Shels hadn't even tipped off. All happened that quick. There roar wasn't even a wave as the news spread - practically everyone must have been listening to a radio or something. Amazing scenes.
In fairness, they were planning it from half time. When Shels scored, they kept the plans in place anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
In the defence of Shels, those ****es probably won't be at a game next season, and thus are very hard to identify. Bandwagoners who were only there for the game thats in it. As for the Limerick fans criticising the Shels away fans behaviour in Limerick they should probably consider the fact that they were riled up by a Limerick steward assaulting a Shels fan for pretty much nothing.
Out of idle curiosity was the league trophy in Newbridge all evening? I would have thought if picking one game or the other they would have picked Shels seeing as if they won they were champions whilst Dundalk had to rely on a favour. Or maybe the League knew something we didn't?!.
I assume it was a replica. Something was presented anyway (I'd gone to catch pints in Dublin by that stage). Though knowing Dundalk's luck, they probably didn't bother bringing anything.
An IOU for one league trophy perhaps.
Was a trophy of sorts not even a replica! The original was in Oriel by bout 1am. Not the first time this has happened last premier title the trophy presented was taken out of the board room, think it was the 'Player of the Year' cup :p as the real one was in St Mels. Imaterial thb.....should have presented the cheque too lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
The only trouble we've had at home in 2 seasons is when your shower come down.As for that "assault" i think your watchin the Bill too much.At worst he wrestled the scumbag to the ground as he tried to get on to the pitch and try and avoid gettin hit with a flag pole.Quote:
Originally Posted by CSFShels
Its supporters like you that have so much of this forum delighted that Dundalk went up and your lot are still slumin it with the reat of us.:D
You mean that Shels fan who was 'assaulted' (hauled to the ground) in Limerick after jumping on the pitch during the game?Quote:
Originally Posted by CSFShels
The same Shels fan who was with a group who refused to move from behind the goal in Jackman, even when the Gardai asked them to?
The same Shels fan who was drunk out of his mind at that game?
The same Shels fan who was among a group who were lobbing stones at our keeper?
Yeah he's a right angel :rolleyes:
Same old excuses from the same old heads. Sort your club out is my only piece of advice
Limerick fans ye are playing a blinder, especially Jebus, keep up the good work!!! Best thread on here in ages
Bella! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
Best thing about Galway staying up ahead of Cobh is that we get a decent Munster derby next season, can't wait to be honest
Sure look at this photo
http://dynimg.rte.ie/0001dc4310dr.jpg
And this still I have from a video I have of the Team back in Oriel
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/1091/75729363xj4.jpg
Highlights from the Dundalk game last night. Fast forward to 5 minutes in for the reaction when Limerick equalise! :D
If you all could only realise how pathetic you are- supporters of clubs with no history no fans and no hope of either trying to revel in dundalks success because your own clubs will never ever ever ever achieve anything other than making up the numbers. The only reason for you to be happy with shels failure should be that you can now look forward to 2 home games against a club that brings more away than you can muster up at home. Unfortunately all we have to look forward to is a minibus load of no-marks boosting our revenue by about 150 euro every 2 weeks
Them lemons taste bitter?Quote:
Originally Posted by bornshel
SLAP IT RIGHT UP YEE!!!!
Bitter? Why? I've tasted sweet success more often than any londonderry city supporter ever willQuote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
watching that video is incredible hats off to true football people and apologies for a previous infantile remark. I hope that guy called dion someone or other who writes in a certain newspaper one day "gets" what it is to be a real supporter not a "man u" (what ffn allegiance could you have realy have to a city you hardly know). The scenes at belfield and station road will go unnoticed but the heart of players, fans and officials is there and that brings hope for the future of this league. are you watching, fintan whatever your name is and the lugs on primetime that showed the league in tatters but turn a blind eye on magic nights like friday and saturday this week
congrats dundalk see you in Galway next year
:D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by bornshel
The state of your support for a title decider last night. Probably the only reason you lot keep the schooligans around is that without their pocket money the club would go under
And limericks biggest attendance this season was? Without the schooligan scum we still bring more than your renault scenic load. You must be the only club in the world to have more flags than fans. To think that you have the city to yourselves too!Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
:D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by bornshel
We'll compare next season when we've a title decider.
Enjoy bankruptcy
I look forward to the scum you bring to Longford next year. Filthy ass scumbags a nice percentage off yer support has been down these parts lately. Mostly the midget brigade.The same hobbits over and over surely by know if ye were anyway serious about kicking them out there would not be an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by bornshel
*CoughQuote:
Originally Posted by bornshel
National trophies won by Shels since 1985: 11
National trophies won by Derry since 1985: 16
Limerick in title decider? You serious? You must be the winner of the drugs war down there and swallowed the spoils. Btw whats the 37 stand for, surely not season ticket holders.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
It might stand for the number of Limerick fans laughing their arses off at ye lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by bornshel
I was in the minority on this site hoping for a Shels win - I hate Shels, especially sincde Fred Davis refused to give me his gloves on the last game of the seaosn years and years and years ago when I was a young lad!!!! but given the vitriol directed at my club by some Dundalk fans 2 years ago, they jumped ahead in my hate list.
However.
It is posts like yer man who proclaims to have been born in a shel, and the scum that Shels allow to associate with their club, and the scenes in above video have, like Geezer, swayed me so (trying not to gag) congrats Dundalk, hate the fact ye play on a plastic pitch on a Thursday night, but that aside, well done
Trust me, there's a lot more than 37 of us laughing our arse off at the clowns from Tolka Park :D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by RonnieB
Is it true that Shels face bankruptcy because of the non-promotion by the way? Just a rumour that was flying around before the game is all
Cannot and will not defend those maggots. Wish too they were banned. Unfortunately most of their antics take place outside the grounds and is a civil issue for the gardaiQuote:
Originally Posted by RonnieB
Same old **** eh. Considering a good 100 of them ran on to the pitch and attempted to 'get at us' then surely the club have more than enough grounds to ban them for life no?Quote:
Originally Posted by bornshel
* Awaits next stereotypical excuse as to why it's not Shels problem
When I think back on the lovely moments of shels down the years here, the filth recently throwing full bottles at players, the singing of their beloved Abbeylara song. Despite the feelings in this area about that awful incident. The ***** who try to square up playing the hard man.
sounds like 100 of them took place inside Tolka and I would say most of them are the same tramps down in Flancare earlier in the season.
Are you pol pot in disguise? 1985 is the year dot and history starts then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
Maribor makes the comparison since '85 seen as that was the year Derry joined the LOI, anyone with a brain could see that and would accept that
And Shels still won way more leagues in that period:rolleyes:
And you were on your best behaviour when rovers came calling? Glasshouses? Stones?Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Firstly we're to blame for schooligan troubles and now THE TROUBLES, wow!Quote:
Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy
100 in flancare? Thats your gate doubled. Happy daysQuote:
Originally Posted by RonnieB
eh what? do tell me about this one should be fun! and mate your coming across as very very bitterQuote:
Originally Posted by bornshel