QuoteJust watching MNS, Swedens future No.1 is an absolute shocking 'keeper
Agreed. The test is how clubs deal with identified individuals who have broken stadium rules etc. In Dalymount there has been much moaning and whining from the dozens of scrotes and their buddies who have been banned from matches home and away.A lot of them were probably ambushing Rovers fans around Hardicke Street flats/ Dorset Street on Friday.Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC
I know that there are a lot people in your club who would like to do the same to your miscreants ( banning them) but unfortunately for you and your club`s reputation your Board wont/can`t touch them.
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Just watching MNS, Swedens future No.1 is an absolute shocking 'keeper
He's been released by Spurs now. Kenny wants him on a permanent deal.
Not near as shameful as Darren Quigley, feigning epilepsy like that.
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Are these similar to the lifetime bans your knacker fans got after thrashing that pub in Derry yet have still being attending matches in Dalymount ever since?
I thought he looked more like a fish straight out of the sea down the round. He must feel like some plonker watching it back.
The ref is as bad for falling for it
Colin Farrell letting himself down againShamrock have some classy element in their support.
Can't believe nobody mentioned the hillarity of the moment the Shams fan came onto the pitch and seemed either to have been shot, struck by something or has ricketts. He then finished off the fall by outstretching both arms and lay for a second. A second fan seemed to try and lift him. I seen very little other than that comedy moment. I played it back a few times. Laughed as much on each occasion.
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The 'care in the Community' programme has a lot to answer for
Indeed it does as the post and pre match carry on last inght goes to prove.The 'care in the Community' programme has a lot to answer for
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Is the above post meant to mean something (other than you are a bit sore over Bohs late goal) ?
Heard there was War the Other night after the Cork City and Bohs Game , anyone shed a bit of light on it
Nothing to do with the goal, I'll talk to Tommy about that.Is the above post meant to mean something (other than you are a bit sore over Bohs late goal) ?
Just that care in the community isn't just a Rovers problem, we all have our knuckleheads as my 4 year old witnessed the other night.
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No argument but we were talking about a specific act (with pictures) . "we all have our knuckleheads" hardly adds anything to the discussion.
......thanks all the same
I may well have but I think it passed right over your glass house.
I do have equally good photos of the Bohs care in the community if you want to see them.
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Great comeback
Over the years I have seen a few muppets, usually beer fuelled, from all clubs - including Cork City - but that does negate the right of fans to critisise the nonsense at Dalymount (and the non existent/totally inadequate response from the junta in Tallaght).
The issue most people had with the disgracefull scenes seen on MNS was the continuing failure of shams to address it, Richmond, Tallaght, Oriel, Dalymount etc etc. two weeks on and still not even a statement condeming it from the junta. As Richard Sadlier said, unless clubs are proactive in combatting it they are condoning it. Nothing comparible happened in Cork last week (except in your mind) so stop talking rubbish about glass houses.
oh, and a more blatant penalty would be hard to find- at least in the real world
I agree completely with your sentiments on Rovers and I wasn't comparing the 2 events in any way. Invading the pitch is far worse thing that a few drunk kids trying to kick their way in at the wrong end of the ground.Great comeback
Over the years I have seen a few muppets, usually beer fuelled, from all clubs - including Cork City - but that does negate the right of fans to critisise the nonsense at Dalymount (and the non existent/totally inadequate response from the junta in Tallaght).
The issue most people had with the disgracefull scenes seen on MNS was the continuing failure of shams to address it, Richmond, Tallaght, Oriel, Dalymount etc etc. two weeks on and still not even a statement condeming it from the junta. As Richard Sadlier said, unless clubs are proactive in combatting it they are condoning it. Nothing comparible happened in Cork last week (except in your mind) so stop talking rubbish about glass houses.
oh, and a more blatant penalty would be hard to find- at least in the real world
There was some handbags in Ballyphehane Park afterwards as well but thats what happens when kids go drinking all day.
Rovers also invaded the pitch down here after their last minute equaliser, something your crowd didn't manage and I think we all know they have far greater issues than us but still it irritates me when you see these drunk Green Street wannabees acting the fool. I don't want my four year old seeing that crap.
and I never said it wasn't a pen
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