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Little arguments are regular between Dundalk players and have been for a long time. You will see it even when winning. Standards are high and if somebody isn't meeting them he will be told, nobody is immune to thisQuote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
First paragraph is outright wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
It made more room, shields was already giving him a yard when he's normally up the hole of the player on the ball in those situations.
It's about the fact people at rovers could have been accused of saying controversial stuff in interviews in the past, you don't get that anymore.
I'm doing not point scoring at all, I actually explicitly said that it happens to most holding midfielders so Shields isn't unique to a yellow card affecting his game.
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Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop
You said "As for Chris Shields, on a booking he is ordinary"
Its in black and white, why try and say you didnt say such things?
Its trolling
As for Chris Shields, on a booking he is ordinary, when he's not he's very decent don't get me wrong but when he's been booked like a lot of defensive midfielders he's very ordinary
To be fair to RH the above line is what he said fully , he does make the pont that like a lot of defensive midfielders hes very ordinary on a booking ...not that controversial surely, take the agression out of most DM's and you handicap them
Pot and kettle and all that!Quote:
Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop
In fairness I did call something Dundalk related not completely perfect so what I actually said isn't relevant because everyone knows Dundalk are in fact perfect in every single wayQuote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa
Now you are just stating the obvious RH and achieved without being blessed like SRFC as the luckiest club in the league!! Our secret weapons of the plastic pitch and an away section to keep visiting fans to a minimum is pure perfected genius...Quote:
Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop
6 and countingQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Always been the way on Foot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
Enjoyable bit of to and fro for the most part must be said.
With this coronavirus it's the safest form of social contact. Could be 20 pages next week ;)
If only a way could be found to reduce the number of postsQuote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
For years I watched bitchfests on Foot.ie as Dundalk languished in the bottom half of the 1st Division wishing that there was need to be involved in the 'debate' so these days its very much bring it on - Nobody bitches about an irrelevant club, if you are part of the topic, getting under other fans skin then the club is doing something right!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
Speaking of bitchfests , where are all the bohs supporters gone :)
Was just thinking that myself and then realised MarinoBohs is banned so that explains the downturn in Bohs related bitchfests.Quote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa
Just watched Soccer Republic, I was bit shocked of the pitch in Turners Cross it was in tatters.
The goalmouth at the shed end was like a throwback to the 80s - not in the least bit playable - I'm just glad Bossin's injury was not serious in the end because serious questions would have been asked if he was.Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
How long for, ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ArFella
How'd ye know that? I had noted his absence.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArFella
Dunno how long or for what he is banned but I thought I hadn't seen him post in a while so had a look at his profile and it says banned.
https://foot.ie/members/13417-marinobohs
Until at least the Easter holidays according to his mammyQuote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa