What happened at Pats

**S�C** · 23/10/2003, 11:36 AM

Originally posted by �anna
bARSElona

Less of that Franco boy

**wws** · 23/10/2003, 12:17 PM

Originally posted by �anna
Just to be clear on this. I'm not trying to stir anything up, I just wanted to put on record exactly what had happened seeing as Peadar decided to half do it for me. I'm not holding Pats fans responsible for this.

However, the simple fact of the matter is that Frontline are employed by Pats, and are therefore Pats responsibility- choice or no choice.

As I said in my first post, what really bugged me was that your man came over and said if I said another word about Collins I was out- if the guy wasn't a Pats fan, why was he so upset specifically about Collins? Why didn't he react to anything that was said before, or after?

one thing i hate about this board is that cork fans think theres a reason for everything or that everyone always acts within some sort of policy guidelines - jayus man - sometimes things JUST HAPPEN - its not worth talkin about

its not a conspiracy against you, maybe he was just a muppet

**Gary** · 23/10/2003, 12:37 PM

Originally posted by Schunter Netz
sneaking in a (relevant) theme from another thread: take a look at a tape of Rangers v Manchester United tonight, or one of Barcelona v Madrid anytime, and watch the fans instead of the game. To suggest that this is part of football "culture" is making excuses for the lowest form of pathetic human behaviour - standing behind a wall screaming abuse at an individual because he can't answer back. Think instead of the people who scream similar abuse at schoolgirls going to school in the morning in Belfast...why is it that you think its okay to do this inside a football ground? Culture? What culture? Its a crap habitual behaviour imported from England, and no civilised country needs it as part of its sporting "culture". Check the definition of "sporting". Grow up and take responsibility for your behaviour whether its on Pana at 2am or in Turners Cross at 8pm. Cork City can go on being a cheap copy of english clubs or it can get a life of its own. I'm getting too old to listen to the first option much longer.

Gwan away and continue watching the rugby will ya.

muppet.

**A face** · 23/10/2003, 9:24 PM

Originally posted by Gary
Gwan away and continue watching the rugby will ya.

muppet.

I have to agree .... Schunter Netz, lame my friend lame ..... not as bad as wws but still very very lame

**Eric** · 24/10/2003, 2:37 PM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by wws
[B]btw two of our fans were ejected from dalymount by the police

You mean the Gardai, there's no police in the republic of Ireland

**wws** · 24/10/2003, 2:39 PM

no i meant the police
there's no such word as gardai in english
our national language

**niamh** · 24/10/2003, 3:27 PM

Originally posted by wws
no i meant the police
there's no such word as gardai in english
our national language

We have two national languages and if there is no translation for a word, why not use the actual word?
Irish ain't a sin, it's part of who we are.

As for Pats, they're has been issues up there all this season when City play there. I think at this stage it's a case of both sides being over sensitive ALTHOUGH the steward should have identified himself or being wearing something to do so.

**wws** · 24/10/2003, 3:58 PM

Originally posted by niamh
We have two national languages and if there is no translation for a word, why not use the actual word?
Irish ain't a sin, it's part of who we are.

As for Pats, they're has been issues up there all this season when City play there. I think at this stage it's a case of both sides being over sensitive ALTHOUGH the steward should have identified himself or being wearing something to do so.

POLICE are police in any case, I don't have a problem with the Irish language per se, but I dont go in for tokenism, if you wanna get hung up about it speak in one tongue all the time,

**Peadar** · 24/10/2003, 4:20 PM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Eric
[B]

Originally posted by wws
You mean the Gardai, there's no police in the republic of Ireland

The Gardai are the police.
http://www.garda.ie/

**wws** · 24/10/2003, 4:27 PM

c yas in ladsdowne

**A face** · 25/10/2003, 7:23 AM

Originally posted by Peadar
The Gardai are the police.
http://www.garda.ie/

To be honest the Gardi are more of our policing force as opposed to "The Police"

Anyway wws ....... Can you stop starting these stupid arguments, you're a fairly clued in bloke, you should rise above it in fairness.