QuoteGet yourselves into our social club before the match for a few pints and a bit of craic.
have about 6 names for this. any more want to book?
Get yourselves into our social club before the match for a few pints and a bit of craic.
Is the social club beside the ground?Originally Posted by belfastred
Yes under the main stand.
£2.30 sterling a pint I think
Last edited by belfastred; 01/10/2009 at 8:49 AM. Reason: spelling
Good stuff. Do ye take the yoyo in there??
Must be a posh place £2.30 is expensive used to the £2 quid pints near the brandywell.
63.00
Belfast is a classier town!
i'm tempted, are ye's expecting much of a crowd to go, how much is tickets, bus journey, etc
We expect at least 400 on the DSC bus. Tickets would be £40 maybe? Top flight game.
only 8 on the bus from sligo so far. this will be cancelled tomorrow evening unless theres 4 or 5 more
It's hard to tell with our crownd
We are a fickle bunch but are on a good run and the kick off time might tempt a few people.
The entry fee will be £10
Bus cancelled due to lack of bookings
Feo, can you cancel the game too? Cheers.
ah well
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sp...-14521177.html
Midfielder Owen Morrison believes Sligo Rovers boss Paul Cook sees the Setanta Sports Cup as little more than a distraction.
In their previous outing in the All Ireland competition Cook had fielded a host of teenagers that somehow drew with Cork City and Morrison believes those young players will get another run out today at Cliftonville.
The Bit O' Red currently sit just three points above bottom club Bray Wanderers, while they face Waterford United in the semi-final of the Ford FAI Cup and those forthcoming matches will take priority.
“To be honest I don't think the manager is taking the Setanta Cup that seriously,” admitted Morrison. “The situation we are in the league means we have to do everything to stay in the division, while we are also in the semi-final of the FAI Cup, so if we stay up and win the FAI Cup then it will be a good season.”
The former Derry City man is also doubtful for the trip to Solitude with a calf problem, but knows how difficult it's going to be against Eddie Patterson's side.
“I watched them play very well against Linfield and to be honest they hammered the Blues that night, so we know that they can beat top sides in the Irish League,” he said. “But I believe they are like us, they are a little inconsistent, having beaten Linfield they then drew at Dungannon Swifts
“It will also be the first time for a lot of our squad to be playing in Belfast and it's going to be a hostile environment for them, but hopefully they can work their socks off and we can get a result.”
Gerry Carr in The Star:
"Given that the Pat's game is so close and that the league is obviously the priority, we are likely to make changes for Cville. The Setanta Cup afterall is not our number one objective. It would be nice to win it of course, but staying in the Premier Division is more important. We're trying to keep players fresh at this stage and I imagine that the lads who did not play against Cork City in midweek will play against Cliftonvile."
got solitude is some kip!
Good to see Morrison come to some use for us...PR man.
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
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