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I watched some of the RTÉ coverage back last night and I was struck by the make-up of their broadcast team:
Con Murphy - Corkonian
Kevin Doyle - Ex- Cork City striker
Dave Barry - Ex-Cork City player and manager
Pat Morley - Ex-Cork City striker
Tony O'Donoghue - Cork City fan
You forget Roddy Collins - **** (must be some corkie in him)
I noticed it too. particularly at the end of the game when Morley said he was "delighted as a Corkman"
Chalk it down.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocky77
A bit unprofessional alright.
Was Doyle his usual "Everyone's great, best of luck to referee and both sides involved" self?
christ, no thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
If we were to take every touting jackeen eL chancer, the place would be over-run.
More or less, although he made no secret of the fact that he wanted Cork to win. Understandable though. Didn't seem to know any of our players names, except Dessie Baker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
I believe the population of Longford County is 20,000? Population of Cork County probably 500k. On those odds it is 25 times more likely to have Cork person working for RTE. When ex-Longford Town player is playing in the EPL he will get on RTE panel too.
Roddy Collins was there to represent the Longford Town Dublin based players.
Seems fair to me.
500k and how many did you bring to the RDS ???:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
not counting all of your RTE heads of course.
Is Con Murphy from Cork? I thought he was a Shams fan? Not that the distinction matters to anyone except taxonomists of subhumanity.
About 7k i would guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by max power
not a great return when you think Longford beought 3k out of 20k ??Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Biggest team in the country eh ?? a percentage of population i'd say you were badly let down. By your calculations you should have had 25 times the support we have, 75k then from cork at the game;):D
Nay, biggest club in the world. They're a people's republic don't you know?Quote:
Originally Posted by max power
The Sports Editor of the SIndo is a Longfordman. (John Greenan or something like that?)
and as for Tony O'Donoghue being a Cork City supporter...he may well be from Cork, boy, but my view is that he is a Tony O'Donoghue supporter - end of.
John Greene is the sports ed in the sindo, you are correct sir.
3K seems about correct. I never criticised the Longford support. Then again Longford is 90 minutes form the RDS. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by max power
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Originally Posted by pete
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Easy to get to the RDS. Can have your lunch in Longford, hop in car & still make the match. Cork City (not even mentioning West Cork) is 4 hours away.Quote:
Originally Posted by max power
Tony is a big City fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by MyTown
gettin to the M50 is one thing, it takes the same again to get to the RDS and a silly time of year as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
very disappointing turnout from longford but not surprised.. you could also sense it in the press coverage!Quote:
Originally Posted by max power
90 minutes:eek: in helicopter maybeQuote:
Originally Posted by pete
true marty,considering we had 5 or 6 at the last two cup finals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
well done to you and the rest of section o.great to see so many new recruits.
cheers spaceghost. the only reason that the numbers were greater was we sold tickets to friends of friends. doubt they will come back!Quote:
Originally Posted by spaceghost