now if only that tug's cap was burberry! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Red4Eva
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now if only that tug's cap was burberry! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Red4Eva
Galway Utd's supporters bus was attacked while leaving Richmond Park tonight,window broken,nobody hurt though thank God.Scumbags
yer a bit late there eamo;)Quote:
Originally Posted by eamo1
Hmmm Kenna? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by eamo1
Trouble going on around Dundalk atm, Garda copter about and all.
God this is some start, first Inchicore now DundalkQuote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
nah last year something (not sure what) was thrown at the front of our bus and as they passed on the Dublin bus they were throwing coins at the Windows from the top of the double decker.Other than that though it was a very safe place.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Pats fans are usually decent but they have a serious schooligan problem. Even when we played them last year after the game there was a load of little sh*t's around the place looking to "start"
I'm sure TV3's programme see sense into these muppets!!
what time was that at?
didnt seem to be a hint of trouble when we were there. The missus was parked just down from bray cabs.
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Originally Posted by CelticTiger
i was parked outside chippers at 9.50 could not see any trouble,ok i saw one small plastic bottle being thrown i would not call this trouble,but there was a large crowd but just shouting etc.
Garda Horses out in Dundalk ?
Pats fans are knackers when we beat them 3-0 last year some little knob dipped his scarf in a puddle before smashing me and one of my friends over the head with it!:mad:
Don't really like Pat's fans but for that id shake his hand :pQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
The younger fans are knackers, the older more experienced fans are grand infact they congratulated us after the game and to this day I respect them for it!Quote:
Originally Posted by joey4ireland
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Originally Posted by corkboy360
They can't be knicked because nobody from Dundalk is smart enough to operate one.
From extratime:
"Shels’ seemed to abandon their rather awful training ground set-piece plan, which I won’t even go into,"
Pretty much sums up our corners routine perfectly:D
Still it was good to get off to a winning start. Wexford look a fair bit stronger then last season so it was a good result.
And Pats lost 3-0 to Galway. So a good night all round.:D
Yea seen about four, helicopter and all was about.Quote:
Originally Posted by corkboy360
I remember fondly after our cup tie in inchicore there a few years back exiting the ground and all these little munchkins were so kind as to give the exiting Longford fans all the spare change they had and a few rocks...
Was a touching moment as surely all the "spare change bud" would have sorted them out for a quick one baggie and a happy night.
Fond Times.
according to RTE news 5 minutes ago, Limerick lost 2-0. How long does it take for them to get a result in?
reports from bohs fans there is that there was no trouble between Bohs and Dundalk after the game. The chopper was there before the bohs fans were even let out of the ground and any trouble was said to have been between dundalk knacks and the police before Bohs were even allowed out of the ground.
That seems to be the general consensus on the bohs message board so far. Though obviously i stand to be corrected.
Dunny, are you putting two and two together and coming up with five?
I'm pretty sure all genuine Pats fans would acknowledge we have a problem with those little scumbags, the sad thing is that the same thing happens over and over again, they always target away fans' buses and Dublin Bus after the game. You'd think the gardaí at this stage would be able to prevent it at this stage, but no. I'm not blaming them though, they haven't got the resources, there are many other things they have to deal with on a Friday night. I can't believe I'm saying this, but we could take a leaf out of Bohs' book, and actually ban some of these lowlifes from the ground. It gets said but I really don't think such threats are implemented. Then again, from what I've heard, most of the lads banned from Dalymount last season have had it lifted this year....
I'd rather talk about Pats' schooligan problem than the game, which says a lot I think. I can't imagine a worse performance from a Pats side, and yet seeing as this side has barely ever played together, I suppose there could be worse to come...
Well let us see how you do against Dundalk next week!!Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Absolutely fantastic surface IMHO.
It was all over the fcukin scanner, Gardai must be liars so...:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
That lot must be telling the truth!......Yeah Right. I wish I was wrong.
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Originally Posted by rambler14
wet scarves, sounds like a vicious attack, i'd say the emotional trauma will stay with you for years
just putting across what i have heard from the vast majority of decent bohs fans on our message board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
And please excuse me if I find it difficult to believe that you left the game went straight home and listened to the gardai on your scanner :rolleyes: .... and if you did, i'd also like to know why and did you know that something was planned?
either way, you are the only person here or on the bohs mb who has referenced any trouble after the game between both sets of fans. And even then you just heard about it on your scanner :rolleyes: and saw a helicopter and a few mounted police....
There was more then enough Gardai there to deal with it though, there was more then 10 cops on foot but they were all bunched up around the bus stop across from the ground where our bus was parked, all the little ****s were waiting at the next stop down the road, around 10 of them, they got a good 2-3mins to hit the bus with traffic, one even tried break a window with some sort of road sign :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by saintmaniac
tar them all!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by joey4ireland
No sign of Amond in the Rovers line-up last night, is he injured?
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Originally Posted by SkStu
Yeah a bohs fan was telling one of our lot there was a big guards presence
for the match in boriel lastnight, but not a hint of bother!!!
Yeah and he had up playing some lovely passing football at times lastnight. In fact, we probably played more ball on the ground lastnight, than 5 years under doolin!!Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Very soft goal we gave away (FAO derry supporters - was it offside? - total lack of concentration regardless? Obviously impossible to tell from where we were!!)
Geography was never their strong point. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jicked
Didn't look offside to me. Fantastic through ball from Morrow with a cool finish from Farren. Seemed to take an age to go in. Drogs did knock it about well in phases but never really threatened Doherty's goal. Speaking of Doherty - just how bright was his keeper's kit :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cosmo
Yeah we played some nice ball but we have absolutely nothing upfront!! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by CameramanConka
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Originally Posted by Cosmo
I was in line with it, definately wasn't offside.
Dundalk rejects!!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cosmo
Cops were pathetic outside Richmond. Got on the bus safe enough but it wouldn't take a genius to figure out that they needed to have one or two guaurds further down the street for when the bus started moving. Little scumbags need to be locked up.
Can someone sum up what happened last night? Pats fans attacked Galway fans, Dundalk and Bohs have a bit of a dust up, and did Rovers and Bray have a bit of trouble as well?
Where did all this come from on the first day of the season?
TV3 plants?
Ha! Gas thing is, with all First Division clubs encouraged to send in their own Aertel reports, I sent one in about 20 minutes after the final whistle with "UCD 2-1 Limerick" as the e-mail header. They never put it up, but they did come back to ask when we scored our first goal. Seems to be absolutely no communication within RTE.Quote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
Delighted with our result last night. Definitely the better team, and I would imagine Limerick will be easily top half. Kilduff's a superb player, and Mulhall scored a cracker in off the bar. Our defending was hilariously First Division-esque at times (too many times to be honest), but with our regular centre back pairing (with 60+ Premier Division games between them) in the stands, I think we can sort that and could be dark horses for promotion. Next week will tell if we can compete with Shels and Fungus (my thoughts are no), but third is a definite possibility. So much more fun than last season! :p
Thought we were rubbish last night Stu. No creativity going forward, our two centre backs can't play together as they are too slow, our passing was sloppy, our crossing was of the hit and hope variety a nd Tierney up front didn't get any support whatsoever. On the plus side Ryan in goals looked solid and Walshe played well.
Overall no complaints about the result as UCD were the better side, but I'm disappointed with the way we played