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People who had tickets for that stand either went into the shed or went behind the town end goals. Personally I thought it looked great. It encloses OP in and I would love to see it as a perm fixture and also if it could go in on the town end side.Quote:
Originally Posted by disgruntled
On attendance I think orielweb said 5,300 but there was no announcement that I could hear
I'd seen 4k+, 5k+, 5.5k.Quote:
Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite
Just thought there might have been a precise figure given somewhere. Must be the biggest at the venue in quite a while?
Any Dalkie know when 5k was last topped for a domestic game at OP?
For a domestic match it must be during the 87/88 double winning season. I think possibly the Derry game, the one that created the oriel roar. Though last night's match would probably better that in years to come.
The 94\95 season definitely didn't get anywhere near a max attendance of 2.5k
The game basically went as I expected. It was my first time in Oriel. That away section is brutal. The town kind of reminds me of Pripyat.
The league win was deserved over the course of the season. I'm delighted with our season. It's been a resounding success.
Could be worse at least it didnt remind ye of Drogheda :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
This is true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
Last 10 champions:
2014 Dundalk
2013 St. Patrick's Athletic
2012 Sligo Rovers
2011 Shamrock Rovers
2010 Shamrock Rovers
2009 Bohemians
2008 Bohemians
2007 Drogheda United
2006 Shelbourne
2005 Cork City
8 different champions over a 10 year period is far from predictable and reflects a competitive league.
Reminds you of Pripyat? When did you visit there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Or maybe you too went to the Emerald Bar?
Thankfully most Cork supporters were good craic pre and post match and mingled well in the pubs with a largely welcoming home support.
I was one of the ones that mingled well. A lot of our fans made the comparison to a nuclear wasteland. Let's face it, it's not the nicest place in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
It must be bad in Dundalk, when visitors
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from the most impoversished area in Ireland, say it's bad.
Typical narrow minded attitude by ignorant people.
Tbh I don't know what Snr Escobar was looking for? The palace or Versailles, hanging gardens of Babylon? Let us know we can try to have something for you for your next trip to the north east
The match doesn't seem to be on RTE player, at least not on my TV. Can anybody tell me if Cork committed a foul or did they preserve their moral perfection to the very last?
I think they may qualify for the Guinness Book Of Records by committing the quickest foul in football history. 0.7 seconds according to my stop watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Very untypical of them.
I hope it wasn't serious. I heard Dundalk let the physio and doctor go on holiday a week early as they wouldn't be needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
And only 7 of those clubs still with us.Quote:
Originally Posted by legendz
Which one did Roddy manage again?Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
I dunno. He's never been relegated. Couldn't be Shams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
It's hard to believe anybody managed to win the league without him being in charge.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
It is something. A remarkable record for those clubs to succeed in such adversity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Still sick, congrats to Dundalk.
Lots of negatives around the organisation of such a huge game, these will be going through the proper channels.
Lots of restraint shown by our fans and players.
For all the scumbags and FAI stewards shipped in from Dubland there are decent Dundalk folk also.
Credit to them and their team, we'll be back.(challenging, maybe not to Dundalk)