Quotehe goes to more games than pat dolan!well he would if he could he sits up by the platinum ticket area
Heard that John Creedon on RTE radio is a strong supporter of City and is always reminding listeners when there is a game on. Never saw him at da Cross, well once maybe. Also, our house is RedFM territory so can't comment on his radio performance. Anybody on this forum hear him on RTE?
Injustice anywhere threatens justice everywhere - Martin Luther King Jnr.
he goes to more games than pat dolan!well he would if he could he sits up by the platinum ticket area
j'accuse!
Remember a few years ago he played a recording on his Radio 1 show of the fans singing "doubt'cha Davey Barry boy." Think it was after the FAI Cup.Originally Posted by Fair_play_boy
Classic stuff.
He was in the terrace in Dalyer with us for the final.
Also remember being at Whitehall in 1996 at the game against Home Farm and there was about 7 or 8 people there. He landed in with a big gang of kids and doubled the attendance
Have Boot Disk, will travel
He did a documentary on City when they were in Europe a number of years back - it was when they had to play in Israel and some of the Irish UN soldiers from the Lebenon came to watch the match - think that it was an hour show - 1 thing that I remember about this program was that before the match started and City were just running out of the dressing room onto the pitch - Noelle was throwing Holy Water on all of the Players - there was also a shot of Patsy having a fag either just before the Match or at half-time.
Also saw him in Nantes for the away leg.
John is one of the good guys...he is always up for a bit of crack and travels home and away wioth city to most games....he was also terence the hairdresser with gerry ryan.......his radio show is middle of the road stuff but often plays local musicians like john spillane ,ger wolfe etc...first guy on rete to play the langar song....dowtcha johnny creedon boyyyyyyyyyyy
Bring back the plank
Never seen him at game in Ireland but he was in Malmo & Nantes but don't think he was in Nijmegen.
Not only does he go to the cross a lot, his daughters work in the club shop. His brothers Conal and Blake are City supporters as well!
We are Football
Maybe the present team could do with a bit of the holy water treatment? How about it Noelle?
Injustice anywhere threatens justice everywhere - Martin Luther King Jnr.
Was talking to him over in malmo for a little bit. "in Cork he'd be known as Elanga"
Classic
I'm gonna take a blow torch to everyone who writes "any info on......." on the desks in the ucc library.
Who's with me
he's always at the cross alright. doesn't miss too many away games either. a true city fan
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