Series 11 latest.

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Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy

So if things had been thrown at Keane and you seen it,but there were no cameras to prove it would you stay quiet about it or would you come on here saying it happened?

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Like I said, I had posts removed for something before that I had seen but had no evidence for, so I wouldn't personally.
I would just leave it for somebody else I'd say.

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Originally Posted by redarmyfaction

Keen2win talks with a brown mouth, I was right there when Quigley fouled Kavanagh, but I can't say if he was spat on or not because there was a few bodies down on the wall blocking my view, do there is absolutely no way I can say that Kavanagh was or was not spat on, he came away from the incident smirking and he did not wipe spit off his face or shirt.
But the real reason I state
keen2win lives on fantasy island is that he says that only few a Sligo rovers fans spat on Kavanagh, there wasn't a few in spitting distance and if the two or three that were all spat in concert, good luck to them. I would like an exact account of where you stood and exactly what you saw and why you were so late in bringing it to attention on here or else I call you liar

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Wait a minute, you say I talk bullsh*t, but yet admit you can't be sure what happened? FFS!

How would you expect him to react I wonder? A Cantona kick? Start crying?

Did you honestly say that there wasn't a few within spitting distance, but then say of the "two or three that were"? Christ ye had a very good crowd in Dublin, and there was certainly a lot of agro when he was brought over to the sidelines i.e. a lot of people congregated in the one area.

As you are looking out on the pitch from the away side, I was towards the top right of yer fans, with a good view down. I was wearing my glasses, my vision was crystal clear :)

I saw the foul, him being brought over to the sideline, and a good few fans (maybe 7 or 8) standing on the railing leaning over and a hell of a lot more in the vicinity, of which two or three were spitting, the stewards were there too!

I brought it to your attention before, at the time!

This is fun.

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Originally Posted by dong

Like I said, I had posts removed for something before that I had seen but had no evidence for, so I wouldn't personally.
I would just leave it for somebody else I'd say.

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Well that's what I done at the time actually, because Foot.ie being Foot.ie, I would have been shot for saying all of this, I'm not an idiot. But, in my opinion, when Kavanagh made it public, that's evidence enough to talk about it.

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Originally Posted by redarmyfaction

Kavanagh is a nice player but a dirty piece of work which brings me to Turner, once he raised his hand to Keane he was walking, I didn't know that Keane had gone down like a bent boxer because I was looking at the ref to see the red card. I would expect better of Keane but there you go I blame television.

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The ref was initially going to only book Turner, but put it the yellow back in his pocket after the second incident.

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Originally Posted by redarmyfaction

Keen2win talks with a brown mouth, I was right there when Quigley fouled Kavanagh, but I can't say if he was spat on or not because there was a few bodies down on the wall blocking my view, do there is absolutely no way I can say that Kavanagh was or was not spat on, he came away from the incident smirking and he did not wipe spit off his face or shirt.
But the real reason I state
keen2win lives on fantasy island is that he says that only few a Sligo rovers fans spat on Kavanagh, there wasn't a few in spitting distance and if the two or three that were all spat in concert, good luck to them. I would like an exact account of where you stood and exactly what you saw and why you were so late in bringing it to attention on here or else I call you liar

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Originally Posted by Keen2win

Wait a minute, you say I talk bullsh*t, but yet admit you can't be sure what happened? FFS!

How would you expect him to react I wonder? A Cantona kick? Start crying?

Did you honestly say that there wasn't a few within spitting distance, but then say of the "two or three that were"? Christ ye had a very good crowd in Dublin, and there was certainly a lot of agro when he was brought over to the sidelines i.e. a lot of people congregated in the one area.

As you are looking out on the pitch from the away side, I was towards the top right of yer fans, with a good view down. I was wearing my glasses, my vision was crystal clear :)

I saw the foul, him being brought over to the sideline, and a good few fans (maybe 7 or 8) standing on the railing leaning over and a hell of a lot more in the vicinity, of which two or three were spitting, the stewards were there too!

I brought it to your attention before, at the time!

This is fun.

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You were wearing your xray vision glasses so.

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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954

Wonderful reply. Well done you.

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http://www.tv3.ie/shows.php?request=lawlessireland
Cant find the episode on irish football violence but its cracking stuff, you might want to sit down though:eek:

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Originally Posted by mypost

The ref was initially going to only book Turner, but put it the yellow back in his pocket after the second incident.

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Indeed, but once he raised his hand he walks, no matter if Keane is practising his amateur dramatics or not. If your looking for injustice, Garlands red was a very harsh decision.

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Originally Posted by redarmyfaction

You were wearing your xray vision glasses so.

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I enjoyed dong's attempts at proving me wrong more, you are as big an idiot as I have seen on here, please go away.

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Originally Posted by redarmyfaction

Looking at some of faces in the still of the lucozade christening makes me doubt Darwin, what evolutionary advantage can enable these people to reproduce.

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How dare you? I doubt YOU.

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Originally Posted by Keen2win

I enjoyed dong's attempts at proving me wrong more, you are as big an idiot as I have seen on here, please go away.

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I am not and I won't you know, once Kavanagh its brought to the line he is behind the wall and nobody in the away section at Tolka can see him except the alleged spotters leaning over the wall looking down at him, you have admitted you have bad eyesight so please explain how you can see what men with their backs to you are doing with their spittle.I do not assert or deny that Kavanagh was spat at because I too had my line of sight impeded by the factors mentioned
above, also the reactions of Kavanagh and the Shells stewards at the time did not indicate that he had been spat upon.

Looking foward to October already. **** Shams