Shelborne In Europe!

**NESBITT_1886** · 28/09/2004, 10:52 PM

Hey evryone this would be my second post/thread here im sure a thread like this has been done before but.....

CONGRATES to pat fenlon and shelborne in europe this season

i know all linfield fans are 100% behind yous all and were cheering you's on from up here! well played and i hope to be seeing you's up here soon!

please take it easy on us!

**A face** · 28/09/2004, 10:58 PM

Fair play man .... good to see you are taking an interest in all/some things eircom League. All the best !!

**higgins** · 29/09/2004, 2:01 AM

sure we will be seeing you in the new setanta cup at the end of the year wont we?

It will be a good judge to see what difference there is between the leagues

**the 12 th man** · 29/09/2004, 7:18 AM

Originally Posted by higgins

sure we will be seeing you in the new setanta cup at the end of the year wont we?

It will be a good judge to see what difference there is between the leagues

judging by highlights from nor ire league matches that i've seen on the box there w'ont be a whole lot between the teams.
lets hope both sets of supporters behave themselves .

**NESBITT_1886** · 29/09/2004, 1:31 PM

well the setanta cup is going to be a big hit up here im really looking forward to it! you will get a preview of the first ever final in october when Shelborne come up to play us in Pat McShanes testamonial!

all linfield fans will be looking forward to traveling down to ireland to play in it, im just hoping that a team from the lowest point in ireland dont get into it! as it will be a mile hike to get there! what way are you's working it top two in league and cup winners? thats what were doing!

**Slash/ED** · 29/09/2004, 2:45 PM

yeah that's how it will work here, top two in the league and the cup winners.

**A face** · 29/09/2004, 2:55 PM

Originally Posted by NESBITT_1886

im just hoping that a team from the lowest point in ireland dont get into it! as it will be a mile hike to get there!

I know .... i mean if you had to play Cork City for example, it would be a really long way to travel back home empty handed.

**NESBITT_1886** · 29/09/2004, 3:02 PM

Originally Posted by A face

I know .... i mean if you had to play Cork City for example, it would be a really long way to travel back home empty handed.

ha dont forget we are the best in the land lol

who would be the worst to play (travel wise?)

**corkharps** · 29/09/2004, 3:19 PM

Originally Posted by NESBITT_1886

ha dont forget we are the best in the land lol

who would be the worst to play (travel wise?)

Derry!

**NESBITT_1886** · 29/09/2004, 5:10 PM

i think the welcoming commitee will welcome us with open arms

but what would be the longest distance to travel?

**eoinh** · 29/09/2004, 6:19 PM

Originally Posted by NESBITT_1886

i think the welcoming commitee will welcome us with open arms

but what would be the longest distance to travel?

Cork City!!!!!

**DolansWaistcoat** · 29/09/2004, 6:31 PM

Sure it won't be too bad now there building the Luas line from Cork to Belfast,get ya there in a jiffy and only a couple of euro.

**Sonic** · 29/09/2004, 8:09 PM

Originally Posted by eoinh

Cork City!!!!!

dont worry your little head cork wont qualify for it

**LFC in Exile** · 30/09/2004, 12:02 PM

Originally Posted by NESBITT_1886

ha dont forget we are the best in the land lol

who would be the worst to play (travel wise?)

The team farthest away from you with a realistic chance of qualifying is Waterford United. Still in the Cup. Cork won't finish top two. You'll be alright if you like Blaas - and sure Waterford wear blue too.