QuoteOriginally Posted by dublinharp
I had the honour of winning the half time draw at Belfield last season, the prize? A €1.00 plastic watch with a dodgy picture of Ireland on it (tickets were €2.00!!)
just wondering,was that the top prize ?
Don't like slaggin off other clubs,but with the news that Limerick are to return to Rathbane,can I urge everybody to visit 'The Spinning Wheel' public house across the road.Delightful spot,friendly locals!
I had the honour of winning the half time draw at Belfield last season, the prize? A €1.00 plastic watch with a dodgy picture of Ireland on it (tickets were €2.00!!)
just wondering,was that the top prize ?
Last edited by the 12 th man; 17/02/2005 at 1:53 PM.
You should take part in our half time draw you might win a kettle or a toaster 'with roll warmer' ooohh..or maybe a water cooler
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Had to go and get his Methadonenearly an hour and a half before one of ye came up with that. I'm amazed it took so long.
Don't like slaggin off other clubs,but with the news that Limerick are to return to Rathbane,can I urge everybody to visit 'The Spinning Wheel' public house across the road.Delightful spot,friendly locals!
dear jesus who told you to go in there? never ever go in there. True its the closest pub but be fair to yourself and head into town or on any of the main roads in or out of limerick there are some great pubs with the best of people in there.
Always hated Dundalk myself!
Can't think why, maybe it was:
Being chased down the road by a bottle and stone wheal ding gang
or
maybe it was the racist abuse our players get up there
or
the cans of cider that get ****ed at you from the shed throughout the game
or
a classic was when we were up there for an FAI Cup game 2 yrs ago and the train was stopped before the station and the driver came on saying that all Bohs fans should get off the train before the station because of a mob on the platform!
Last edited by BohsFans; 16/02/2005 at 8:48 PM.
The Steering Wheel is a lovely spot after match kareoke and everything
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Yeah i'd have to agree with the Bohs fan about Dundalk.It's full of little knackers just waiting to start trouble.I played a match up there years ago and the little sh1ts were throwing stones at us on the fecking pitch.I got evacuated out of a hotel because of a bomb scare.I nearly got arrested for kicking a pringles tube while all around me people were killing one another and i went to the Ark niteclub only to discover that it was a dump and smelled of feet.So please god Dundalk won't be promoted anytime soon.
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Was Cork on the map?I had the honour of winning the half time draw at Belfield last season, the prize? A €1.00 plastic watch with a dodgy picture of Ireland on it (tickets were €2.00!!)
The watch in question is, if memory serves me correctly, from Italia 90. We were eh moving old stock at that stage last season. Normally the watch we give out is actually nice enough.
just wondering,was that the top prize ?
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ah i see..........its normally made out of chocolate and the kids love em
Sounds like Dundalk is the hardest ground in Ireland, far from it !! A gang of pie balls in the shed drinking cheap cans is about the guts of it. Though I'll admit it was funny one time seeing them lay chase to a group of bohs fans throwing shapes in the shed
And your classic sounds like a classic spoof. Where did he ask you to get off Drogheda or did he just stop the train on the tracks
Last edited by joeraki; 17/02/2005 at 4:55 PM.
I was mainly talking about outside the ground, as well as the Thursday night up there when our black players got racially abused and a large amount of drink was ****ed at us in the shed.Sounds like Dundalk is the hardest ground in Ireland, far from it !! A gang of pie balls in the shed drinking cheap cans is about the guts of it. Though I'll admit it was funny one time seeing them lay chase to a group of bohs fans throwing shapes in the shed
And your classic sounds like a classic spoof. Where did he ask you to get off Drogheda or did he just stop the train on the tracks
That classic is no word of a lie believe it or not. Not really something you dream up!! btw train stopped just b4 the station.
A window on the Bohs team bus was broken by their fans after our 2-0 win over them in the FAI Cup two seasons ago.
'Sounds like Dundalk is the hardest ground in Ireland, far from it !! A gang of pie balls in the shed drinking cheap cans is about the guts of it.'
Hmmm, thats right never any trouble in craptown or in your ahem 'famous' shed
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Can't believe no one has mentioned Rovers. It's not long since this forum was full of 'oh my god, we're playing Rovers away next week, we're all going to die' posts.
I have friends who won't go to games in oriel park because of certain people that attend who might cause trouble..the fighting isn't always restricted to visiting fans..
Did it for 2 years when I lived in carkIf you had to travel down to Cork every 2 or 3 weeks, I guarantee you you'd be sick of the sight of the place- if just for the journey alone. And anyway, I was whinging about Dublin, not the capital
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