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Same old BS answer from Shams fans Dave. I wouldnt be a bit suprised if this decreased our number of travelling fans for the final, plenty of familys will not travel if there is the potential for this crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC
Say what you like but they represent your club, and I dont see ye taking the stance like Dundalk did.
'and I had me kids with me'Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
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Come to think of it, you're right. Rovers fans (about a dozen or so) strolled amicably onto the field of play to gentlemanly shake hands with Rovers players and to comiserate with the dejected St Pat's players. Meanwhile, the notoriously rowdy Pat's fans hurled missiles at the innocent, defensless Rovers gentlemen and laughed histerically.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoops1
Get your story straight. It is nothing short of pathetic to try and pin this on the Pat's fans. Pathetic.
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celebrity fan there behind and to the left of the main hoolie - i think he was in Avatar.
That's still not ok, you know?Quote:
Originally Posted by hoops1
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Sligo did the same Friday the only thing difference was the reaction of the two losing sets of supportersQuote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
Somebody could have been killed!Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
Not a single steward at the Pats end. Not one. Rovers fans ran to the halfway line, Pats fans behind the goal goaded them up to them with nothing in the way.
And for the Pats fans walking out of the ground on Sunday and walking down Tyrconnell Rd before the game tonight asking "Can we feel it slip away?"
No:bigsmile:
You're right, I sincerly apologise on behalf of all other Pat's fans. Could you not just acknowledge at this point that the only decent thing to do is to put your hands up and say "Shamrock Rovers fans let the club and the league down tonight with their behaviour" and not try to pass it on to someone else?Quote:
Originally Posted by hoops1
Not really, Watch the stream again on PATS forum there was a Pats fan on the pitch on his way up the pitch before the game was over
good luck with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by fionnsci
Bear in mind the vast array of evidenced actions that have been denied time and again both on here and by the club.
Far be it for me to stand up for the shams but Hoop1 is right ' our fans did it at Dalyer and Redobit i think 'we are flying over from NY for final and if shams were banned i would cancel . It doesn't sound as if the trouble was that bad anyway . Can't wait for final .
An idle 15 year old Pat's is being blamed for the 150-200 Shams fans actions. It's started with 1 fan attacking Gary Rogers, nothing done. 40 or so in Oriel Park, nothing done. 150 or so tonight, nothing will be done. This has probably put off a lot of Sligo Rovers fans and neutrals from going to the Aviva. Bravo Model Club!
Should be sufficient footage to ban a large percentage of the people involved. Hopefully both clubs grow a set and do it.
RTE2 just about to start. No doubt there will be footage.
Should probably draw attention to this report since it doesn't seem to have been remarked upon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint_Charlie
From the sound of it, this was all a bit of a storm in a teacup. Won't stop supporters from both sides grandstanding, but you tend to find the most reasonable explanation (e.g. Saint_Charlie's) turns out to be the closest to the truth.
Who's fault was it again that a full bus load of Shams fans (including the bus driver) attacked a shop worker on crutches in Sligo before they started pelting the shop with cans and bottles?Quote:
Originally Posted by Red4Eva
Just sick of hearing the same auld ****e from Shams fans, its a "minority" its this person its that persons fault etc etc.
Your club is a magnet for absolute bottom feeder filth, its an infection that has been let fester for what ever season.
Its about time your club did something and removed the hundreds of scumbags who drag this league through the dirt every season without fail, and its not a "small" minority.
Regardless of the explanantion, there was still 200-250 Rovers on the pitch making a run at Pats fans...
(Right last post, swore I wouldn't get caught up in the usual rubbish)
Oh sweet Jesus, you actually believed me.Quote:
Originally Posted by harleyleeds
And if you seriously wouldnt fly over for that reason, well Im sorry but thats just weird.
It might be embarrassing from both sides, but it appears here that only one is getting the blame.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint_Charlie
Of all the "who dunnit" posts, yours is exactly what happened.
It was always likely to happen though, regardless who won. Pats fans were on the pitch last year after a game, the security or lack of it in Richmond is, and has been a joke for many years. At games like these at that ground, it doesn't take much for the pitch to be invaded.
We laugh at the GAA crowd who have been doing it for years, and I don't know what it is, but there seems to be this damn Paddy mentality where you have to be seen to run onto a pitch to celebrate at the end of a game. You never see players running into the crowd after games, do you?
200-250 on the pitch about 10-15 went all the way to the Pats end max
I'm sure they weren't all baying for blood. I've invaded several pitches in my day and no murder convictions so far (touch wood).Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Looked like handbags from the RTE footage.
Rovers came out the worst from that report.
They've just showed it on the news now. A hundred or so Rovers fans hugging the players, while a man with an umbrella and two 14 year old boys in tracksuits shouting at the Pats fans from a safe distance.
I kind of feel ashamed admitting it, but I'm genuinely scared for my safety now. Terrifying scenes that really put the minor scuffles in Genoa into perspective.
Red card looked a bit harsh. Pete Mahon moaning there's a suprise.
"Umbrella" man is my new hero! Brollies are for wimps.
One of the worst red card decisions I've seen. Yer man with the umbrella though :D
Sorry Redo really hope you were not serious about banning fans and yes , no way would i go to a final with only one set of fans . I am glad to see us get the chance to get revenge on shams and firmly believe we will and I deffo want as many of them as possible to see it live . Come on the ROVERS .
The red card looked dodgy but I'd have to see it again. Twiggy did seem to slow to a crawl initially rather than fall over so he might have been away at the point he was first pulled back.
Yep thats what we need; Gardaí reading forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jicked
You would be upset too if you brought your new brollie to a game and didnt get a chance to use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
In fairness, rain was forecast.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoops1
Id say youre the only one.Quote:
Originally Posted by harleyleeds
Id let them play it on a Icelandic volcano on Christmass Day if I knew they were going to come home the cup.
Whats the name of the Shamrock Rovers messageboard?
Google!Quote:
Originally Posted by L.T.F.C.
Polluted with prícks this place...Quote:
Originally Posted by OneForTheFuture
Yes it is....and you too
Those Shams supporters should be banned from Irish Football if only for sartorial reasons, they must get their clothes from skips outside of Penny's, FFS did you ever see such a mob of Trampy, Pikey, Minkers.
The very same Green Street fantasist's were beaten up by the Polish shelf stackers from Mace in Maugheraboy the last time they sinned against fashion in Sligo. A friend who witnessed it said they resembled a Special Olympics Gymnastic Team on ether rather than Hooligans, and were an embarrassment instead of a disgrace.
Ah shoo will you, you're bugging me.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneForTheFuture