Fair play to supporters,cheering the team off the pitch
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Fair play to supporters,cheering the team off the pitch
still .333 though! plus .166 from derry right?
Hard luck Drogs sounded like a corker. Also well done Derry doing the lge proud both sides
Unlucky Drogheda. Very unlucky. Fair play though.
In fairness losing on penalties isn't that bad. We have the co-efficient points in the bag and they probably wouldn't have got any in the next round.
great to hear Drogs fans still singing at the end; well done
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Originally Posted by holidaysong
Scant consolation for Drogheda. Some shootout!!!!
Unbelievable,fair play Start,some bottle
I feel sick. Totally gutted for them. Thanks GalwayFrancis for the kind words on our coverage. We intedn doing that for every league night games play. Thats our aim? Just need some more bodies really.
Hard luck Drogs. Hard luck.
really thougt they could do it
hard luck drogs - every man a legend
Was Gartland obliged to go first in the second round of kicks, does anyone know?
Yeah,well done Gareth and all at shelsweb,great coverage.Unlucky Drogheda.
Yes, stu. The cycle repeats until an outcome is achieved.
The penalties must have been really entertaining for neutrals if not Drogs fans. Regretting not driving down to try & sneak in now.
Yes , when all players take one then they go through the list in order again. Just back from Dalymount and shattered , but what a night!Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
But overall:Quote:
Originally Posted by dynamo kerry
Vaduz 2-2 Basle
Basle win on away goals. Bye bye Vaduz :D :D
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Originally Posted by Sheridan
They do not have to go in the same order. Once all players that have finished the game have taken a penalty, they can come back in any order for the second set of penalties.
There's no such place as Basle. But then, ignorance was always one of your strong points.Quote:
Originally Posted by mypost
Doesn't have to be a place, there just has to be a team. But then, splitting hairs is always one of your strong points.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
OK then. There's no such team as Basle.
The German Basel and the French Basle, are exactly the same team. You can say it either way.
It's a German-speaking canton, therefore the official name of the team is Basel (FC Basel 1893, to be exact). End of story.
The French is Bale with the double accent on the "a", not Basle.
whats this then stu?
http://www.switzerlandisyours.com/e/...ide/Basle.html
sorry to butt in but I am unaware of what you are explaining. plus lads ye are bringing the thread off topic....
That's an English language site. ;)
Link.
Anyway, back to on topic.
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
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That's an English language site.
See what i mean?? :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by me
It is on topic, as it has something (vaguely) to do with the UEFA Cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by pstu
stu, countries like france dont say:
"ireland" they say irlande etc.....