tonites results

**exile** · 10/06/2005, 9:21 PM

FRIDAY JUNE 10
FAI CARLSBERG CUP SECOND ROUND

Avondale Utd 0-1 Bray Wdrs
Spratt so/62 Charles 74

Galway Utd 0-0 Cork City

Waterford Utd 0-1 St Pat's Ath
Maguire 73

Bohemians 2-0 Athlone Town
Kelly 58, 70

Drogheda Utd 2-0 Limerick FC
Sandvliet 57
Rooney 62

Shelbourne 0-2 Derry City
Beckett 6
Delaney 22

UCD 2-0 Dublin City
McDonnell 66
Hurley 71

**dortie** · 11/06/2005, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by exile

Shelbourne 0-2 Derry City
Beckett 6
Delaney 22

God im still drunk

**Anto McC** · 11/06/2005, 11:16 AM

Originally Posted by dortie

God im still drunk

Fair play to Derry absolutly brilliant support and never stopped singing all night,compared to Shels who never even started

.Hope you win it now and have many more great days out with that support

**Martinho II** · 11/06/2005, 1:22 PM

agree with that comment. the atmosphere from the city boys was excellent throughout and carried across on tv3 as well! great chants as well! never heard teenage kicks being sung as a chant before! well done lads!

whats up with shels? i saw crawford having an argument with rogers! i am afraid lads that ye are doing an arsenal!

**De Town** · 11/06/2005, 1:39 PM

Teenage Kicks was brilliant alright

Im not sure but I think I heard Peter Hutton and Gary Beckett mentioned in the middle of it

Derry fans feel free to correct me

**Poor Student** · 11/06/2005, 1:43 PM

Originally Posted by D2 Red

Fair play to Derry absolutly brilliant support and never stopped singing all night,compared to Shels who never even started

.Hope you win it now and have many more great days out with that support

The Derry lads are class. I'd seen this already when they came to Belfield. Best away fans by some margin. I could hear them last night on someone playing me the radio over Yahoo messenger.

**Speranza** · 11/06/2005, 1:54 PM

Great result for us. Delighted that Gary Beckett was credited with a preformance he puts in regularly. One of the most under-rated players in the league.

$hels seem to be going down the drain, Rogers is so childish throwing a wobbler because he was substituted. Can't handle any criticism especially from opposition fans, he should have been dealt with a long time ago for his actions to City supporters. He was a disgrace to argue on live t.v, maybe shows tension in the $hels camp?

**ccfcgirl** · 11/06/2005, 3:43 PM

I must agree Derry do add great athmosphere to the league .I didnt get to see the game .I was in Galway for the city game.

**Anto McC** · 11/06/2005, 4:17 PM

Originally Posted by Poor Student

The Derry lads are class. I'd seen this already when they came to Belfield. Best away fans by some margin.

I'd have to agree with that but Cork are a respectable second.

**De Town** · 11/06/2005, 4:18 PM

Originally Posted by D2 Red

I'd have to agree with that but Cork are a respectable second.

agreed with Pats third.

**dortie** · 12/06/2005, 9:51 AM

Originally Posted by DE TOWN

Teenage Kicks was brilliant alright

Im not sure but I think I heard Peter Hutton and Gary Beckett mentioned in the middle of it

Derry fans feel free to correct me

Teenage kicks has been sung for years, and no there is no mention of Hutton or Beckett, we keep to the lyrics. I particularly enjoyed singing 'Always look on the bright side of life'

I know the Shels fans will say same old same old here but that crowd in Tolka was shocking, Irish Star said 2,100 or there abouts, id say 1,500 if lucky....we had around 250 aprox.

**Anto McC** · 12/06/2005, 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by dortie

id say 1,500 if lucky....we had around 250 aprox.

I'd say that there was even less than 1500 and i thought you lot made up more than that

**adamcarr** · 12/06/2005, 12:05 PM

Originally Posted by dortie

Teenage kicks has been sung for years, and no there is no mention of Hutton or Beckett, we keep to the lyrics. I particularly enjoyed singing 'Always look on the bright side of life'

I know the Shels fans will say same old same old here but that crowd in Tolka was shocking, Irish Star said 2,100 or there abouts, id say 1,500 if lucky....we had around 250 aprox.

I was sitting up by ye for the game at the Cross! Ye're unreal fans those drums ye have are class! I liked the song that went to the tune of The fields of Athenry!

**dortie** · 12/06/2005, 1:08 PM

Originally Posted by adamcarr

I was sitting up by ye for the game at the Cross! Ye're unreal fans those drums ye have are class! I liked the song that went to the tune of The fields of Athenry!

Oh aye the fields of athenry, we watched our team lift 3 trophies high, we had Storky on the wing...(Big ears), Liam Coyle he made us sing...(through the years), oh youll never keep the super city down.....!!

The big bass drum we bought off the AOH, the snare drums are standard, it makes a difference when youve got people who can actually play them

...there is certain individuals who would throw the dummy from the pram if you even thought of taking their drum

**dortie** · 12/06/2005, 1:12 PM

Originally Posted by D2 Red

I'd say that there was even less than 1500 and i thought you lot made up more than that

You might be right, 1,500 at the very very most.
There was 5 buses to start with from Derry (3 supporters clubs and 2 from bars in the town).....

Its always great to see your away support increasing but aint it a pity these supporters dont travel when your teams not doing so well, i seen quite a few Derry faces i havent seen at away games ever.

**Anto McC** · 12/06/2005, 1:16 PM

Originally Posted by dortie

You might be right, 1,500 at the very very most.
There was 5 buses to start with from Derry (3 supporters clubs and 2 from bars in the town).....

Its always great to see your away support increasing but aint it a pity these supporters dont travel when your teams not doing so well, i seen quite a few Derry faces i havent seen at away games ever.

It would be great if we could get fans to travel at all,let alone when were doing well.