F.A.I. Ford Cup 4th Round Latest

**gufc2000** · 14/08/2009, 9:10 PM

Disaster in Terryland, completely dominated Longford for 90 minutes. Had about 15 efforts on goal compared to Longford's 2, but goals win matches and Longford took their chance so well done to them.

Once again, fair play to Ian Foster for being there. It just shows what real commitment to a job this lad has

**adamd164** · 14/08/2009, 9:11 PM

It was a repeating pattern of Bohs trying to play; Dundalk players trying to hack them down and assault at every opportunity, probably on direct instruction from Connor.

**Fribbler** · 14/08/2009, 9:15 PM

Originally Posted by White Horse

If you were able to control your narcolepsy, you might have seen a good cup tie where Dundalk were on top in the first half, Bohemians in the second, and a draw was a fair result even if Dundalk had a man sent off harshly (again).

It's a Gaeltacht conspiracy from TG4! Seriously though, good game overall. Interviewing Fenlon directly in front of schooligan central...who's idea was that!

**sheao** · 14/08/2009, 9:18 PM

Originally Posted by Fribbler

It's a Gaeltacht conspiracy from TG4! Seriously though, good game overall. Interviewing Fenlon directly in front of schooligan central...who's idea was that!

Was it just me of did that lot celebrate like they were after winning the league.

**White Horse** · 14/08/2009, 9:19 PM

Originally Posted by Fribbler

Interviewing Fenlon directly in front of schooligan central...who's idea was that!

I can't defend anyone who threw objects at Fenlon, but to do post match interviews directly in front of the "Shed" was idiotic.

**White Horse** · 14/08/2009, 9:22 PM

Originally Posted by sheao

Was it just me of did that lot celebrate like they were after winning the league.

Jeez, that is harsh on Bohs fans. Dundalk fans were a bit dissappointed but then this season is just a stepping stone for us.

It's not as if we are on the verge of bankruptcy and must celebrate each result as if it is our last.

**Fribbler** · 14/08/2009, 9:24 PM

Originally Posted by sheao

Was it just me of did that lot celebrate like they were after winning the league.

A bit of a "you had to be there" moment. The game wasn't great on TV, but apparently the atmosphere was electric. Seems they were cheering the event rather than either the game or the result.

**Mad Moose** · 14/08/2009, 9:28 PM

Originally Posted by sheao

Was it just me of did that lot celebrate like they were after winning the league.

Had to check back it ended 0-0 with word of celebrating. As for throwing stuff at Fenlon, i've only liked him as Derry manager but i hate idiots who decide this is the thing to do.Its happened a few times at Finn Park and cost a club scratching the price of the next stamp. You encourage those alone that despair of the game we love and desperately want showcased as it deserves.Whatever the missile, wise to tae fcuk and shame on you.

**Mad Moose** · 14/08/2009, 9:30 PM

Originally Posted by Fribbler

A bit of a "you had to be there" moment. The game wasn't great on TV, but apparently the atmosphere was electric. Seems they were cheering the event rather than either the game or the result.

Well explained and justifiable as a reason for celebration.

**L.T.F.C.** · 14/08/2009, 9:38 PM

Originally Posted by gufc2000

Once again, fair play to Ian Foster for being there. It just shows what real commitment to a job this lad has

Am i missing something here or are you congratulating the galway manager for being at a match?

**gufc2000** · 14/08/2009, 9:42 PM

Originally Posted by L.T.F.C.

Am i missing something here or are you congratulating the galway manager for being at a match?

His dad died Monday night....

**adamd164** · 14/08/2009, 9:42 PM

Originally Posted by L.T.F.C.

Am i missing something here or are you congratulating the galway manager for being at a match?

His father died midweek.

**Mr Maroon** · 14/08/2009, 9:43 PM

Originally Posted by L.T.F.C.

Am i missing something here or are you congratulating the galway manager for being at a match?

His father died recently back in England.

**Magicme** · 14/08/2009, 10:00 PM

Oh happy day!! Thanks to my imposter for doing the updates. Tired but happy Magicme signing off!

**SkStu** · 14/08/2009, 10:14 PM

Dundalk fans = no class.

What were they throwing at Fenlon and why?

**Raheny Red** · 14/08/2009, 10:18 PM

Originally Posted by SkStu

Dundalk fans = no class.

What were they throwing at Fenlon and why?

Not coins, to the bitter disappointment of the Bohs Board.

**Fribbler** · 14/08/2009, 10:19 PM

Originally Posted by SkStu

Dundalk fans = no class.

What were they throwing at Fenlon and why?

Kisses...whatever it was it didn't matter. Imagine situating an interview with a gay rights activist in the middle of a 1st year secondary school class. A reaction is expected. Maybe Tg4 are used to the Gaa, but in front of the stand is the place for interviews. Not in the stables where we keep the rabid fans in quarantine.

**eelmonster** · 14/08/2009, 10:21 PM

Originally Posted by SkStu

Dundalk fans = no class.

What were they throwing at Fenlon and why?

Bohs casuals = Men of gentle birth

Fenlon is small man with a bad attitude, all blame lies with TG4.

**Raheny Red** · 14/08/2009, 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by Fribbler

Kisses...whatever it was it didn't matter. Imagine situating an interview with a gay rights activist in the middle of a 1st year secondary school class. A reaction is expected. Maybe Tg4 are used to the Gaa, but in front of the stand is the place for interviews. Not in the stables where we keep the rabid fans in quarantine.

Best analogy ever