Other league clubs you like.

**Dunny** · 26/04/2012, 9:57 PM

Derry and Limerick

**Mr A** · 26/04/2012, 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by fbtn

In no particular order - Harps U19s, Harps A, Harps Reserves and of course the now sadly defunct Harps Ladies.

What the %^&* do you have against the Harps Foyle Cup teams?

**TonyD** · 26/04/2012, 10:13 PM

Have a lot of respect for some of the country clubs. Sligo, Cork and Derry are all good clubs with a solid core of support. Sligo in particular I've always thought of as a real good football town. If we can't win the league this year I hope they do it. (Won't stop me hoping we stuff em on Friday, natch!)

**Rover'n'out** · 27/04/2012, 12:27 AM

Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC

Sligo are my favourite other team because they play good football like Barcelona and they are also a Rovers too.

Hilarious. You have gone out of your way to say otherwise on other forums in the past few months.

**BonnieShels** · 27/04/2012, 12:36 AM

Originally Posted by sadloserkid

Because Jackman Park is such a wonderful facility. Obviously. Jeez...

Edit: 5,000 posts. And they weren't ALL nonsense. Go me! Calls for a celebration. Have some cake passerby.

It's passerrby :P

NB. that apparent typo has always bugged me.

**sadloserkid** · 27/04/2012, 10:03 AM

Originally Posted by BonnieShels

It's passerrby :P

NB. that apparent typo has always bugged me.

*checks back* Huh, you're right. On ALL counts!

**redarmyfaction** · 27/04/2012, 10:29 AM

I like Drogheda Pats and Galways grounds I also like Longford, the locals have a great sense of humour, then I suppose they have to.

**Louth4sam** · 27/04/2012, 10:35 AM

Finn Harps, Derry and Limerick. Always had a soft spot for Galway too which was probably my favourite away trip.

Used to like Sligo too before they got good and their fans became arrogant.

**DaveyCakes** · 27/04/2012, 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC

Sligo are my favourite other team because they play good football like Barcelona and they are also a Rovers too.

Do you mean the "greatest team in the history of the world Barcelona" that existed up until 10 days ago or the "couldn't kick snow off a rope" doppelgangers that replaced them?

**SkStu** · 27/04/2012, 6:24 PM

not sure if (or where!) this has been posted before but pure classic - not sure where to put it but I always liked the Pats fans (except my brother), good sense of humour.

http://armchairsaint.blogspot.ca/201...cup-final.html

Quality.

**d rovers** · 27/04/2012, 7:41 PM

Cork, Bohs and Pats. Always found their fans to be a decent bunch.

**El-Pietro** · 28/04/2012, 9:42 AM

Originally Posted by Acornvilla

I still like Cork even if El-Pietro successfully trys to seduce our women folk

fixed your post!

**nigel-harps1954** · 28/04/2012, 8:49 PM

Mervue are my favourite club now.

**Cuyahoga** · 28/04/2012, 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by White Horse

Sligo - locals get behind their club and have created a really good club. It was great to see the way they outnumbered the Shams in the Aviva a couple of years ago despite the ground being in Dubin.

Finn Harps - screwed by the LOI over Derry's entry, but they still keep going.

Drogheda - the way they kept the club alive. I don't know how they did it. Fans are now getting their reward.

To be honest, most clubs (with one or two exceptions) have aspects I admire and respect. We're all trying to sail against the tide.

You are wrong about the Aviva in 2010. It was generally accepted that the attendance of 36,100 attendance was 50-50 between both clubs. I know that shamrock Rovers sold 18,000 tickets directly and there would have been at least 3,000 more hoops fans who bought through ticketmaster or paid on the day.

**Cuyahoga** · 28/04/2012, 10:57 PM

I like Dundalk, Drogheda United, Athlone Town, Finn Harps and Wexford Youths.

**MMVIII** · 29/04/2012, 10:38 AM

Originally Posted by Cuyahoga

You are wrong about the Aviva in 2010. It was generally accepted that the attendance of 36,100 attendance was 50-50 between both clubs. I know that shamrock Rovers sold 18,000 tickets directly and there would have been at least 3,000 more hoops fans who bought through ticketmaster or paid on the day.

What are you smoking man?

You're saying Shams sold at least 21,000 tickets? Bahahaha. Without doubt there was more Sligo Rovers support there, not that it's a major achievement now considering they've all ****ed off, but 21,000 tickets? You're some man.