QuoteTake the blinkers off Dodge. It's not just City fans saying it. Don't be such a drama queen, we weren't attempting to kick ye off the park at all.Originally Posted by Dodge
Fahey reacted to a push. Surprised you missed that.
Every booking was deserved and there could have been more. Greg Bolger got away with one in the opening 30 seconds. After that Cork attempted to kick Pats off the park. WOrked for a while too.
But yeah, continue to focus on Christy Fagan's non existent diving.
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Take the blinkers off Dodge. It's not just City fans saying it. Don't be such a drama queen, we weren't attempting to kick ye off the park at all.
ah here !!!!
Bar a Drogheda perfromance i saw two years ago, it was the most blatant effort i have seen in the last few years to go in late on a team and kick them to put them off their game. Thats not being precious, i'm all for hard tackles, by us or against us, but this was not the case at all.
Come off the stage, even pro-Dublin newspapers were saying the bookings were outrageous.
Ah so I'm trying to reason with a lunatic.
I should have known
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You're on your own on this one Dodge, your bias is skewing your view on the facts.
Ha.... brilliant. I love this post.
I apologise. each one of them was a beautifully timed tackle. Apparently the ball was made in Dublin, and as soon as the cork player arrived, the ball moved, thus making the Cork player miss the ball and kick the Pats players ankles. The ref being a pro Dublin ref (obviously, arent they all) was aware of this, and contrived to punish Cork and gift Pats the point, dispite the fact that Cork played all the football, had all the ball and were far superior. The End
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Pats fans seem really pi$$ed off about this.
I suppose it could be worse - imagine if they played that Queen track on the tannoy
Don't be so ridiculous.
Ye seem very bitter after Friday night lads.
Aye, it's the Pats fans coming across as bitter...
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Yes. Ye are.
Last edited by CityRebel; 10/03/2014 at 3:39 PM.
Wasn't George O'Callaghan, like, a hero down in Cork?
The ball is round and has many surprises.
MOD HAT ON: I'd probably close or move this thread if it wasn't so fantastic. But do try and keep the heads folks.
#NeverStopNotGivingUp
We're in Pats heads, might as well close it now!
Last edited by CityRebel; 10/03/2014 at 3:52 PM.
That doesn't necessarily sound like a good place to be.
Would be careful in assuming what/who the rest of us are finding amusing BTW.
Last edited by Mr A; 10/03/2014 at 4:22 PM.
#NeverStopNotGivingUp
Classic thread this.... outrage, conspiracies, bias, terrible refereeing, diving, rough tactics, we've got it all.
Just need a Bohs fan and a Rovers fan to wade in now, then somebody to compare somebody else to the Nazis and we can stick a fork in it.
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Now I'm bitter that nobody assumed we'd have something cranky/smug/indifferent to say about this - the reference to 'Rovers' meaning Shamrock Rovers clearly being a deliberate insult to us.
At this point I'd like to broaden the terms of reference with a jibe about a DVD or plastic pitches - and possibly get both of UCD's fans riled up.
After seeing Dunleavy's 2nd yellow on TV last night, we an safely say the not ALL of Cork City's yellows were deserved.
Ah good auld Godwin's Law Sean!
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