Which is Your Favourite LOI Urban Legend

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22/04/2009, 1:26 PM
Sam_Heggy

Anyone can play in the LOI.
22/04/2009, 2:14 PM
R�iteoir

Stephen Kenny does not on any level or account have an inferiority complex about better Dublin-based managers in the League
22/04/2009, 2:26 PM
p�l-dcfc

"We are invincible"
22/04/2009, 2:35 PM
rambler14

Don Givens is a managerial genius in his own right and can spot talent both abroad and here at home in the LOI.
22/04/2009, 2:55 PM
SkStu

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Originally Posted by p�l-dcfc

"We are invincible"

yeah, Derry are definitely NOT invincible... :D :p
22/04/2009, 3:10 PM
pineapple stu

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Originally Posted by p�l-dcfc

"We are invincible"

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Originally Posted by rambler14

Don Givens is a managerial genius in his own right and can spot talent both abroad and here at home in the LOI.

This thread is funny because it shows, respectively, those who know what an urban legend is and those who haven't a notion.
22/04/2009, 8:01 PM
John83

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Originally Posted by Salmon Coloured

There were goals in the half time fans game between UCD & Longford Town.

Ah, now. I got an assist in a 2-2 draw in one of those in Belfield Park. HarpoJoyce scored. Schumi scored an OG. Granted, every single game since then has been 0-0, but still... :)
22/04/2009, 11:39 PM
rambler14

The nickname "banana" given to Alvin Rouse is not in the slightest bit racist!
22/04/2009, 11:45 PM
sligoman

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Originally Posted by rambler14

The nickname "banana" given to Alvin Rouse is not in the slightest bit racist!

Well he calls himself it so unless he's ok with racism, it's not.
23/04/2009, 6:57 AM
Dalymountrower

That Bohs were a decent well run Protestant club, catering for the Unionist population of Dublin, until some feckless money grabbing lower social order Papists took over in 1969 .

Well.....its a legend believed by Rovers fans anyway
23/04/2009, 8:01 AM
Salmon Coloured

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Originally Posted by pineapple stu

This thread is funny because it shows, respectively, those who know what an urban legend is and those who haven't a notion.

As per usual Schmui all threads here turn into pot shots. Urban Legends & quips about those not liked? Meh we can lump em in together.
Anyway another one is that you can but alcohol in the Bar in Flancare Park.
23/04/2009, 8:02 AM
Salmon Coloured

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Originally Posted by John83

Ah, now. I got an assist in a 2-2 draw in one of those in Belfield Park. HarpoJoyce scored. Schumi scored an OG. Granted, every single game since then has been 0-0, but still... :)

I played in that one. That was the first one. I think we took the lead twice only for the Students to come back on both occasions?
23/04/2009, 8:46 AM
pineapple stu

Yep, that's right (said schumi :confused:)

We also got hammered 5-1 or 5-2 the last time. Bald Student, defecting, took half my tooth out with a shot. Two other games finished 0-0, and of course, let's not forget the legendary 9-6 win which started it all. :cool:
23/04/2009, 9:35 AM
Schumi

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Originally Posted by Salmon Coloured

As per usual Schmui all threads here turn into pot shots. Urban Legends & quips about those not liked? Meh we can lump em in together.

Oi! I didn't say that.

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Anyway another one is that you can but alcohol in the Bar in Flancare Park.

Still? Will there ever be alcohol on sale there?
23/04/2009, 10:53 AM
Boh_So_Good

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Originally Posted by Dalymountrower

That Bohs were a decent well run Protestant club, catering for the Unionist population of Dublin, until some feckless money grabbing lower social order Papists took over in 1969 .

and the thing is we do't care. So what!

Bohs supporters don't care about the presbyterian origins of the club - it's only Rovers supporters who are obsessed with the religion aspect.
23/04/2009, 11:03 AM
Dalymountrower

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Originally Posted by Boh_So_Good

and the thing is we do't care. So what!

Bohs supporters don't care about the presbyterian origins of the club - it's only Rovers supporters who are obsessed with the religion aspect.

Its a more widespread legend than I thought!. Sadly Bohs dont have Presbyterian or reformed faith origins, the founding fathers were Jesuit educated.

Another classic legend is that there is a reference in Ulysses to a Dublin derby game played on what is now Blooms day 1906 (?)
23/04/2009, 11:08 AM
Boh_So_Good

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Originally Posted by Dalymountrower

Its a more widespread legend than I thought!. Sadly Bohs dont have Presbyterian or reformed faith origins, the founding fathers were Jesuit educated.

You are missing the point. I could not give a toss if Bohs were founded by a Christian Scientists doing a bit of child sacrifice on the side. Means nothing to me.
23/04/2009, 11:24 AM
holidaysong

Ipswich Town are an Irish club.
23/04/2009, 11:32 AM
Dalymountrower

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Originally Posted by Boh_So_Good

You are missing the point. I could not give a toss if Bohs were founded by a Christian Scientists doing a bit of child sacrifice on the side. Means nothing to me.

Err the point of the thread is about enduring (or recently minted ) legends re the domestic game, the point of my post is that the canard re Bohs origins is quite deeply rooted even among global climate change denyers like your good self;)
23/04/2009, 11:34 AM
p�l-dcfc

"Thatcher bought Derry their floodlights. Personally. And goes to every home game with the rest of her Brit chums."

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