Like the Barry Ryan Retirement story a couple of years ago :P haha
http://foot.ie/archive/index.php/t-138234.html
Athlone Town AFC 1887-2017
I see.
That, both, is most definitely not on. That's just poor form. Hard to build a site with all the right intentions only to have whoever is writing for you shove it back in your face with plagiarised work.
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
Nah they weren't having me on. They go to the Live Updates of extratime and basically write their reports from that
Athlone Town AFC 1887-2017
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No no they both still work for ye haha Not saying ye don't have a good service going. But the problem i have is the way its run. Anyways Kieran ya well leave it there
Athlone Town AFC 1887-2017
Fair play to the Loi blog, their work in first division is quite good and sometimes even better than Extratime's work.
Dundalk fined for their 'hosting' of the match against Pat's. The FAI should be making this public so mistakes can be learned from. This shouldn't be allowed happen again.
Is there an FAI statement forthcoming do you know?
No. Pats event controllers were present at the FAI hearing and they weren't even told of the "result". Neil O'Riordan in the sun found out by ringing the FAI and asking them
Neither the FAI nor Dundalk would comment.
This is the important bit. Now we have a situation were the FAI have decided that Dundalk made errors and rather than have the whole league learn from it, it's just dealt with quietly. As I've said a number of complaints were made. Which were upheld and which were dismissed?
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It has always been obvious that mistakes were made - at a minimum allowing terrace ticket holding Pats fans into the stand.
I would welcome a statement from either Dundalk or the FAI (preferably from both) in the interests of openness and transparency - acknowledging the mistakes and outlining an intention and plan to prevent a re-occurrence.
It would be particularly interesting to know if their were any findings in relation
A) to the cause of the accident and
B) the post-accident treatment of the injured supporter
C) how stewards handled the violent behaviour of some Pats fans in the ground immediately after the match
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What are you unsure about?
If you were in the ground with the main body of Pats fans (either in the stand or on the terrace) surely you witnessed the violent behaviour of a number of supporters who "attacked" a security fence in front of the stand?
The main issue here is what Dundalk FC (and other clubs) can learn about improving Safety and Stewarding, but it should not be inferred that the behaviour of all fans was exemplary
Last edited by Ezeikial; 24/07/2013 at 1:22 PM.
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