QuoteOriginally Posted by BleusAvantTout
Outreach work never harmed anyone!Unless of course you have JWs at the door!
I was going to play the Taylor now but................................!
Get off my thread!!
Outreach work never harmed anyone!
I was going to play the Taylor now but................................!
Outreach work never harmed anyone!
I was going to play the Taylor now but................................!
Get off my thread!!
The only Irish club to win a European trophy.
I can go secret too!!!Get off my thread!!
lads some serious views from the game please?
(dont worry i'll adjust all opinions with my bias-ometer)
Big crowd at the game - close to 12,000.
Overall, a poor spectacle.
Blues had the better of a scrappy first half, with the Glens playing the better football in the second half - couple of gilt edged chances to the Glens 2nd half which somehow stayed out. Blues had a goal disallowed, which I'd like to see again before passing judgement on the decision.
In the end, the Glens probably happier with the point - although the Blues will be happy to keep their Boxing Day voodoo over the Glens in tact.
Noticed today that Eastwoods bookmakers still have the Blues as odds on favourites to win the title, inspite of them trailing the Glens by 5 points
I came away from the game somewhat disappointed with the Linfield performance - one or two of our "key" players are simply not doing it in my mind.
Linfield cannot afford to drop any more points - unfortunately I am not confident in their ability to avoid doing so.
Not over by a long, long way, but I would be more hopeful rather than confident of the Blues retaing their title at this stage.
Big game for the Glens this Saturday - they host Portadown, who are quietly making progress up the table. A Ports win would put them right into the mix.
Blues are no "shoo in" at Crusaders at the weekend either.
It's exciting stuff.
The Englishmen came over in the year 2005
But little did they know that we'd planned a wee surprise
Sir David scored the winner, and Windsor Park went wild
And this is what we sang...
cheers
not lookin great for Linfields setanta progress - strange form you're in?
brilliant!
The Setanta is of secondary importance to retaining our league and cup titles.
I would imagine Glentoran will feel the same way - priority is winning the IL.
The Setanta is a bit of a side show to the real business at hand.
Our form is "patchy" - Very Forest Gump esque.
The Englishmen came over in the year 2005
But little did they know that we'd planned a wee surprise
Sir David scored the winner, and Windsor Park went wild
And this is what we sang...
See the Linfield fans throwing snow balls at the Glentoran player taking the cornerbrilliant!
Surely it has to be more important than any of the cups up North
Who Cares?!
I'd take the Irish Cup every time over the Setanta.Surely it has to be more important than any of the cups up North
The Englishmen came over in the year 2005
But little did they know that we'd planned a wee surprise
Sir David scored the winner, and Windsor Park went wild
And this is what we sang...
Have to be honest, I would prefer the Setanta.
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