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Feck ya Derry :mad:
thats the second peno in a row Murphs has missed:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by JC_GUFC
yeah, happy enough with a draw after last weeks debacle, even if we did miss a penaltyQuote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
He skyd it. Never a pen thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by GuisaSaigon
Thank you Galway!:)
Clear as day penalty IMO. That's the third time that winger has roasted us this season - in the League cup game and he has won two pens in the league games.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
Great pen though!! Out of the ground, it's been 20 years since Ray McGuiness did the same thing for us.
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Originally Posted by Dodge
You obviously missed him kicking out at Horgan, straight red from anybody other than that yellow clown Hancock
Gibson should have been a straight red too, disgraceful tackle
You mean does Alan Murphy ever score Penalties:L:DQuote:
Originally Posted by JC_GUFC
Cork beating Sunderland 1-0. Behan in the 57th minute.
1-1 now, Liam MillerQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
1-1 miller for sunderland
No access to TV - are City playing their full first team?
City not playing Devine, Gamble, Farrelly, Woods, O'Flynn or O'Donovan. Probably half a team but also bring on some fring squad members off the bench.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonofstan
Sunderland on top but abismal finishing & just like the Bohs game still look like a Championship side.
So they are taking it seriously...Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
1-1 FT. Good work out for City squad players. I think we only played first teamers as did not want to start U21 players.
Think we finished with 5-6 U21 players.
Squad members such as O'brien, Softic & Ryan (back from injured) all got 90 minutes & Brian O'Callaghan came off the bench (back from injured).
All first team players who played last friday with the exception of Lordan did not play 90 minutes,
I think if Dan 'baresi' Murray had stayed on City would have won.
Sunderland are rubbish even allowing for pre season rustiness. I think the Premiership could be an eye opener for Saint Niall.
Agreed, hopefully their cynical little hearts and mind expedition will do more harm than good as Irish punters realise how desperately mediocre they are. I'm probably giving them too much credit, though.
Did Keane do an interview after the Bohs game? Pretty rude not to talk to TG4 considering they're devoting several hours of programming to promoting jersey sales and short breaks in North East England.
The guys didn't seem too happy, did I hear a jibe about prawn sandwiches:confused: :)
I know its best not to read into friendlies but I don't know where the goals are going to come from for Sunderland. They created plenty of openings but Connolly failed to get in any shot of note and Stern John several times rattled the woodwork . . . . . . . of the Shed.
Roy O'Donovan could get games sooner rather than later if he went there imo.
Roy did do an interview after the Bohs game. It was on TG4.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint
http://www.prawnsandwichbrigade.com/
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http://www.prawnsandwichbrigade.com/...ndwichbri.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
Finally, we have a website to cater for "the executive supporters for one of Cork's most famous sons, Roy Keane". :)Quote:
It was said that Newcastle Airport could not cope with any more flights from Ireland. "It was like an All-Ireland Final day at Croke Park" remarked one Irish supporter. "The atmosphere was electric"
It gets better:
http://www.prawnsandwichbrigade.com/merchandise.html
It's quite something when people are going to support the Manager of a football team isn't it ? Bizarre. Why don't they just go and camp outside Roys house for a couple of hours ?
They are going to get locked and fill their faces. Football just provides an acceptable excuse to their partners and a tenuous link to an Irish manager completes the self-deception.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyD
You'll find a lot of the potential punters doing the same at the Galway races this week, where the real racing fans show equal contempt for them as we do.
I would be very interested to hear the opinion of any barstoolers after that game.
The cross looked great with a full house, pitch in good shape & nice evening sunshine. The new shed stand nicely encloses the ground.
Why aren't prawn sandwiches actually served?
I was talking to a few barstoolers. They'd nothing interesting to say and only talked about how well/poorly Sunderland played.
Is that site for real?!
Possibly the most accurate definition of irony ever.
can we put sunderland into the forum jump as an eircom league team or else change the title of this site
Dunno about barstoolers, but I thought it looked really well on TV. Pity they can't have the camera facing the main stand though. I know this has been raised before, but RTE used to have the camera on that side years ago, why can't it be done now?. Anyhow, notwithstanding that ,the ground is a credit to Cork. Nice to see a four sided Irish ground, there's not too many of those (now includes Richmond though :cool:)Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Turners cross looked really well,especially new shed with a lot of supporters wearing CFC jersies.Well done Cork.
Anyone see the front page of the sun this morning? :D
Bertie asking fans not to boo Roy Keane :rolleyes: :p
I know ya.
Absolutely ridiculous.
Sunderland and Fianna Fail soon to be one of the same. I've found the whole Sunderland tour to be a real sickener.
Same here, what annoys me most is Steve Staunton going to all the games. Rarely(if ever?) seen at an EL game before and then shows up at all 3 of these meaningless one. Such a *****! He shouldn't have got a seat in front row of new stand tonight, should have been made stand up with the many others:mad:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
btw, will Galway get fined for the use of flares before the match tonight?:p That was also sickening actually...
He was at UCD-Shels last season.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
I've seen him at 2 Dundalk games since he has been Ireland manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman