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07/08/2006, 2:09 PM
Dazzy

I not sure if it was him but there is an article in the sunday mail with an interview with one of their players about not being allowed to play in the game.

/Edit: http://www.sundaymail.co.uk/sport/fo...name_page.html
it is him.
07/08/2006, 8:53 PM
drummerboy

Interesting to see the Irish youth international Brendan McGill, scored 2 goals for Gretna in their 6-0 victory at the weekend. McGill played on the successful UEFA u-16 team in the late ninties, along with John O'Shea and Andy Reid. He was with Sunderland, where he was released to Carlise. He done well there but eventually fell out of favour and was sold to Gretna. Still a decent player iMO.
07/08/2006, 9:24 PM
Rovers1

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Originally Posted by northside hoop

I think it might have been the huns who beat them 4-0, .

:rolleyes: oh your oh so very mature on the northside
07/08/2006, 11:49 PM
dcfcsteve

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Originally Posted by drummerboy

Interesting to see the Irish youth international Brendan McGill, scored 2 goals for Gretna in their 6-0 victory at the weekend. McGill played on the successful UEFA u-16 team in the late ninties, along with John O'Shea and Andy Reid. He was with Sunderland, where he was released to Carlise. He done well there but eventually fell out of favour and was sold to Gretna. Still a decent player iMO.

I don't know anything about the lad, but I'd question whether anyone who's career trajectory saw them move from Sunderland to Carlisle and then onto Gretna was of much use, to be honest.

That's no doubt jinxed him to score against us on Thursday now..... :o
11/08/2006, 3:29 AM
mypost

Derry-Gretna: Mypost wisdom:

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Originally Posted by mypost

Full-timers, in season v Scottish lower league makeweights. Bit of a mismatch really. Derry should romp home both times.

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Derry have not only the opportunity to win this round, but to do it convincingly.

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I don't expect Derry to further embarrass the league by losing to a Scottish lower division team.

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Derry City are one of the top teams in our league, Gretna are a lower league team in Scotland. Furthermore, they are only in the competition, because they happened to play Hearts in the Scottish Cup Final. Gretna's players will lack competitive match practice in comparison to Derry's going into it. Scoring a load of goals against the likes of Alloa, Arbroath, and Stirling Albion every week is one thing, winning in Europe at your first attempt is quite another.

And what did the Gretna defenders come up with?

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Originally Posted by bloopergretna

its only Derry City, our budget is bigger, our players are paid more and our team is better. Im going to have a field day quoting all of "Patricks" posts when we knock these spud pickers out

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Originally Posted by drnightdub

Anyone who thinks these are naturally a "lower league" Scottish pushover are deluding themselves.

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Originally Posted by dancinpants

mypost, I'm getting sick of your ramblings. Are you too fcukin' lazy to go and find some info on Gretna? They STEAMROLLED the third division, then STEAMROLLED the second. Now will you stop talkin' sh!t and think about that? Please? Thank Christ theres someone on here with a realistic outlook on this tie - step forward Poor Student.

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Originally Posted by poorstudent

we're going on about Gretna fans talking crap and knowing nothing then we have eL lads coming out with stuff like this. They're not just a Scottish First Division side. They're Gretna, a club who are in the ascendancy rather than a stagnant first division midtable regular who are going nowhere. I don't know why people assume or believe Gretna will be beaten. Do you know anything about the global game?

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Originally Posted by ronnie

My post, will you do some research and stop your inane babbling. Gretna have got to be favourites.

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Originally Posted by pineapplestu

Another piece of superb logic brought to you by mypost!

Mypost proved right once again. Read carefully next time.

:D :D :D
11/08/2006, 1:04 PM
pineapple stu

Good old tabloid nonsense from you - highlight the rare occasions you're right, ignore the copious times you're talking sh!te.

Like - you've taken my post completely out of context.
11/08/2006, 1:12 PM
Poor Student

Just because you made a wild assumption based on ignorance rather than actual knowledge and it happened to be correct it doesn't mean you deserve a pat on the back.
11/08/2006, 1:44 PM
mypost

I hope the foot.ie six enjoy their humble pie. :D

I didn't make any wild assumptions. I told you what would happen as soon as the draw was made. The result of it is what happens when you talk up clearly inferior opposition.
11/08/2006, 2:01 PM
R�iteoir

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Originally Posted by pineapple stu

Good old tabloid nonsense from you - highlight the rare occasions you're right, ignore the copious times you're talking sh!te.

Like - you've taken my post completely out of context.

We can play this game as well stu:

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Originally Posted by mypost

You can say it 'til you're blue in the face (:rolleyes: ), but Longford's defeat to Vaduz was down there with the worst results ever by LOI sides in European football. Vaduz are not Valencia. It wasn't a narrow defeat either, Longford were 4-0 down at one point, to a side that come from a "country" that bring nothing to either European or World football, (except the ability to constantly lose matches) and there's in-season Longford getting walloped by an out-of season Swiss 2nd division side!! Unbelievable.

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Originally Posted by mypost

If they don't win this tie, it will be the worst NL European result, since Longford were sent packing by Vaduz.

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Originally Posted by mypost

Sorry, but we will go on about it, ...for decades. No NL team should suffer the disgrace, humiliation, and embarrassment of losing to Vaduz.

Vaduz's translation in European football = shi-te. Shels and Cork would run rings around them. Vaduz represent a country with no national league, play in the Swiss lower divisions, and like Carmanthen, get walked all over by everyone else in Europe - bar Longford. :mad:

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Originally Posted by mypost

As far as I am concerned, there is no excuse for any team who doesn't win against Vaduz over two legs. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by mypost

Vaduz are permanent Eurotrash, and it's a disgrace to our league that you lost to them.

As regards Shels result against Hibernians, I excuse their defeat, as even though they should have progressed, they were very, very unlucky to lose the tie in the last minute. Even Real Madrid would struggle to come back from an 89th-minute winner against them!!

I could go on...
11/08/2006, 2:20 PM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by SuperGretna

Im going to have a field day quoting all of "Patricks" posts when we knock these spud pickers out :cool:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Would you like fries with your Haggis? :D
11/08/2006, 3:09 PM
De Town

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Originally Posted by R�iteoir

We can play this game as well stu:

I could go on...

And this is the same Vaduz who are still very much in with a chance of knocking Basle out, who I seem to remember beat Liverpool and Juventus a few years ago...
11/08/2006, 3:50 PM
ciaraa

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Originally Posted by mypost

Derry-Gretna: Mypost wisdom:

And what did the Gretna defenders come up with?

Mypost proved right once again. Read carefully next time.

:D :D :D

you can boast but this would have been ok except for your crazy vaduz synopsis. anyone with even the slightest knowledge of euro football can tell you that vaduz are a decent team.
11/08/2006, 3:53 PM
nshoop

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realise derry are a better team and were always goin to win and probably comfortably and mypost is on a wind up with that vaduz sh*te,I wouldn't mind him
11/08/2006, 4:09 PM
R�iteoir

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Originally Posted by nshoop

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realise derry are a better team and were always goin to win and probably comfortably and mypost is on a wind up with that vaduz sh*te,I wouldn't mind him

He's not on a windup with FC Vaduz

The amount of times he brings it up and his blinkered belief that they're all cuckoo clock makers down there suggests he truly believes his own hackneyed views
11/08/2006, 4:15 PM
paudie

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Originally Posted by ciaraa

you can boast but this would have been ok except for your crazy vaduz synopsis. anyone with even the slightest knowledge of euro football can tell you that vaduz are a decent team.

Indeed they are so Longford bashers should steer clear of the Vaduz stick to beat them with.

Carmarthen on the other hand........;)
11/08/2006, 5:17 PM
De Town

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Originally Posted by paudie

Indeed they are so Longford bashers should steer clear of the Vaduz stick to beat them with.

Carmarthen on the other hand........;)

That's a different story unfortunately :(
11/08/2006, 5:26 PM
OneRedArmy

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Originally Posted by nshoop

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realise derry are a better team and were always goin to win and probably comfortably

I genuinely don't understand this?

Derry were rank outsiders in the bookies and Gretna's wage bill is probably 5 times ours. I fancied us to squeeze it over 2 legs but never imagined how it would play out.

By downplaying Gretna you are also taking away from Derry's performance.

Their first half showed they are no bucket side and their movement up front caused us far more trouble than IFK.
11/08/2006, 9:56 PM
mypost

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Originally Posted by De Town

And this is the same Vaduz who are still very much in with a chance of knocking Basle out.

There's as much chance of them knocking Basle out, as Gretna have of overturning a 5-1 deficit in Derry. Vaduz are as good as Liechtenstein, and we know how good they are, don't we? I'm happy to say that I haven't needed to get the Vaduz-ometer out this year for an Irish club in Europe yet.

I'm sick of posters talking up inferior opponents against our teams, be it club or international. Why can't we admit to, and play like, the favourites we are? Derry were, are, and will continue to be a better side than Gretna, no matter what the competition. In David v Goliath games, the Goliath wins 9 times out of 10. Longford were playing in the 10th.
11/08/2006, 10:03 PM
nshoop

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Originally Posted by OneRedArmy

I genuinely don't understand this?

Derry were rank outsiders in the bookies and Gretna's wage bill is probably 5 times ours. I fancied us to squeeze it over 2 legs but never imagined how it would play out.

By downplaying Gretna you are also taking away from Derry's performance.

Their first half showed they are no bucket side and their movement up front caused us far more trouble than IFK.

Never said they were a bucket side and I'm well aware that they have good players with high wages but Derry a quality side that have everything from strenght to skill and passing ability, and finishing ability as we saw.It's a complement,take it.Yous were sh*te only 3 or 4 years ago with big dopes who'd kick you off the park and hoof the ball long and now you're getting picky about complements?Gretna were good,Derry outclassed them end of story.
12/08/2006, 11:52 AM
Poor Student

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Originally Posted by mypost

Vaduz are as good as Liechtenstein

Why is that, genius? Most of their players are foreign. They're as good as the 11 players they send out on the park. You're talking uninformed nonsense again.

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