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Just like to add my weight (shut up those who know me..) to the move calling for a specific dcfcsteve and David forum.
A few points; 1) Dundalk's european run was better (getting by 2 rounds and losing 3-2 to celtic (after 0-0 draw)) than either Shels or Linfields. 2) Byrne's rant was hilarious 3) I hope Ollie follows through with his threat regarding the Hargan case and possibly the Dublin City point thing too. Farcical decisions.
Well this has to be the most off-topic and tangential thread I have ever seen.
You reckon?
I've seen worse.
Obviously he had to look it up.Says it all about their "fanbase".
The rows and rows of empty seats were there for all to see on tv last Friday night.
Getting back to the point of this thread, I make no apologies for describing Stuart Byrne in those terms (some people on this board have a lot worse as their signatures).
He is a hypocrite of the highest order considering what Shels have got up to in the past.
best part of that was they resigned, and about 2 months later there was an Emmet malone article about it. A Shels fan posted on their official forum asking was it true and if so why nobody was informed. Smithers replied saying he knew but didn't think it was that important to post up. General basis of that malone article was that there was now nobody to keep Ollie in check...
Maybee you'd wonder why UEFA laid 100% blame on Linfield fc. and ordered the 2nd leg to be played in Holland. The first leg saw the most poisonous violent actions ever witnessed by a set of so called club supporters in the south. Landsdowne rd. riot times 50.
Linfield were deservedly outplayed in Holland fair and square and fortunate to get off very lightly with that limited UEFA sanction.
I thought the Shels Bohs game was very poor, the interview certainly grabbed my attention though it was dosed in vinegar.
Linfield took their punishment and indeed had to play the following season in Holland as well, against Nantes of France. To say that we were 100% to blame is ludicrous. There were many many hangers on on both sides that night with a significant number of Nationalists/Republicans travelling from Northern Ireland to "support" Dundalk. Given the political climate at the time the outcome was inevitable. I may be wrong but I think this game was played in the wake of the murder of Lord Mountbatten and the massacre of 18 British soldiers at Warrenpoint. Dundalk I would say got off very lightly indeed from that shameful night.
and from what my brother tells me fully engaged they were (i'm too young to remember it). It was Shell to Sea and Reclaim the Streets times 10 all rolled into one. The Gardai never enjoyed themselves as much since until Smirnoff Ice was introduced to Copperface Jacks.
The Gardai that night certainly seemed to take great pleasure in their actions which were absolutely disgraceful. Their indiscriminate assaults on Linfield supporters were criminal. Dundalk came out of that very well and Linfield, as usually seems to be the case were UEFA are concerned, were absolutely hammered.
A-ha-ha - let's all laugh at Linfield moaning about getting ill treatment from authorities.
Is that a chip you have on yer shoulder David ? :D
Now you've had a tiny taste of how clubs like Derry, Belfast Celtic, Donegal Celtic etc have felt over the years. :p
Superb irony......
Thank God you said £50....! :D
Ok - so what's the deal ? If I win - you need to forward the £50 to the Derry City Development Committee within 7 days of the 2006/7 Irish League season ending. If you win, let me know where the money should go under the same terms. I will keep my word on this, and expect/assume you will do the same.
Yees wil probably win the bloody thing now anyway, but at least it'll give me some excitement now that the EL season is over for another year... :D
I recall when we played Lillestrom in the late 80's. Some idiot threw a bottle that landed on the track around the pitch at Windsor. We had to play our next two home games at least 100 miles from Windsor Park. For obvious reasons we could not go down south. The Scottish FA banned us and the English FA followed suit. We thought we were going to have to go to mainland Europe until Wrexham stepped in and gave us use of their ground. Is that punishment in line with what happens to other teams in Europe. Ffs look what the Turks have done over the years and their punishment was being awarded the CL final. Those trips to Wrexham were two of the best European away trips I have been on though. :D
I wonder how the reaction will go when Byrne and Kenny first come face to face again since Kenny is back.
I wonder does SuperGretna still use the internet anymore or does he cower behind the sofa in fear of making an even bigger ass of himself
Seriously CTID, where do you find the time for this? Having said that it is funny and typical Shels. My favourite football program, its around here somewhere, is Shels V Bohs April 2001 where the columnist predicted that Roddy would be drafting his capitulation speech after the game. Bohs went on to win the game and the double.
Which reminds me I bet one of your lot that SC would see out the season as Bohs manager. 50 quid I think. Unfortunately I can't remember which one of you it was. Probably you, RT or Brewer. Oh well. If you know who you are, give it to the charity of your choice. (Not yourself or Sligo Rovers FC)
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L = League and I = Ireland I think :D
O is for over then. Clearly. Maybe
Now Kenny is back in the League, I wonder is Stuart considering a move to Engerland :rolleyes:
Wonder how the two will get on when they encounter one another next season...