Quotechalk it down!Originally Posted by Colm
It's very hard to judge but I'd say we had at least 250 (probably more) at the game last night.
Non stop singing and chanting and flares again. Fair play to everyone that made the trip. I think the cheers for City's goals were louder than the cheer for Drogs goals. It must actually be demoralising for most teams we play that the City fans always outsing and embarrass the home fans.
For most of the season we've had huge away crowds but after the low of having only about 150 at the Bohs away game that was on telly, we've gone on to bring 500+ to Waterford, 1000+ to Shels and 250+ to Drogs plus we've brought decent crowds to the midweek Derry and Longford games.
It goes to show how truly huge our away support has become in the past few years. No other club could ever dream about bringing these numbers but we can because we're the Rebel Army and in the words of Mr. Dolan "they'll never have what we have!
Full house for the 3rd time this season against Bohs next week? I think so.
Champions!
chalk it down!
Life isn't all beer and football...some of us haven't touched a football in months
Listening on the radio Tolka sounded like a wet Wednesday in Macroom with the odd "Shel-burn clap clap calp Shel-burn clap clap clap" thrown in. When they switched to United Park the drums and chants from the City supporters sounded like Rio on a Sunny Sunday
Last edited by FlyingColumnist; 13/11/2004 at 11:11 PM.
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Lads and Girls. Friday night was just brillent. We outsong Drogs like their was no tomorrow. If there was a league for the best supporters in Ireland, we would have it won ages ago. I'd say all the sunshine fans will be out in numbers on Friday. Why don't they come all the time?All City have to do is win and we just have to cross our fingers and toes that St. Pats can beat Shels.
brilliant alright ,especially the stand up ,sit down and the twirl around for the cork city
Ya,that was great.Never enjoyed goal celebrations as much either,what a night.
Really glad I made the trip,was wrecked the next day but it was all worth while.
COME ON THE REBEL ARMY!
Chamon Mothafcuka......he heeee.
Wanted:
Sugar Daddy
Needs to pay my way through college
I will do anything
anything
to have friday nights off.
i have this friday off though
Anything,you say. hmmmmm.Wanted:
Sugar Daddy
Needs to pay my way through college
I will do anything
anything
to have friday nights off.
i have this friday off though
I live at home and have my own room and everything.
Chamon Mothafcuka......he heeee.
Listening on the radio Tolka sounded like a wet Wednesday in Macroom with the odd "Shel-burn clap clap calp Shel-burn clap clap clap" thrown in. When they switched to United Park the drums and chants from the City supporters sounded like Rio on a Sunny Sunday
Wet Wednedays in Macroom beat a night watching Shels any day
I had a friend from scotland - hello tommy! - watching the tolka game for me while i was in drogland, and, bearing in mind that he's a neutral living in dublin who's been to a few EL games this season, he said the attendance was abismal.Listening on the radio Tolka sounded like a wet Wednesday in Macroom with the odd "Shel-burn clap clap calp Shel-burn clap clap clap" thrown in. When they switched to United Park the drums and chants from the City supporters sounded like Rio on a Sunny Sunday
It really is a joke that on a day when you may well win the league at home you can only muster 1,500 max. At home i stress.
I'd say if we were 3 points ahead of them last friday we would have had 1,500 AWAY at drogland.
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