Heady times...
What an auspicious time. Well done to everyone who brought us to this memorable moment.
Bring back Ruben Sosa.
#NeverStopNotGivingUp
Heady times...
What are you favourite foot.ie moments? And leave the fecking direct bus one and the Termonbarry stuff, it's been done to death FFS.
#NeverStopNotGivingUp
SuperGretna was good craic until he mysteriously vanished shortly after Christmas
Bob Breen was great for agreeing to do a foot.ie Q&A, but wasn't quite so hot at coming back with answers...
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
This from Tets. My reaction hasn't changed in ... no way that's six years ago!!!
Hello, hello? What's going on? What's all this shouting, we'll have no trouble here!
- E Tattsyrup.
I remember some Town fans' complaints that winning trophies shouldn't be enough to keep Alan Mathews in a job in the early-mid 2000s. Those were the days.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
There was Siempry Red (I think it was spelled that way) who continually lost the plot and was forever going off on one.
Hairy Bowsie on the merits of a Shels player on his way to St. Pats.
That clown Tuff Paddy on how this was an Irish site for Irish people. Impossible to fathom that the guy was an established news reporter.
The Johnser Keane thing was good while it lasted.
The most I've ever laughed on this site was when, in the middle of a bad-tempered discussion, one poster (can't remember who) ended a particularly vitriolic post with the phrase 'so bite me sac.'
Should do a celebratory Posts of the Year winners. I was a member under a different name from 2003 I think (registered with an old college address so when finished college and forgotten password I couldnt reset it) and the old Eircom League forum prior which was fun and novel late 90's early '00's, was it Jonny Ward that ran that forum? I tended to lurk as there was damn all about Dundalk as we were irrelevant while in the doldrums, bar things like our carpet being stuck in Dublin Port for ages, or other occasional madcap goings on in Oriel...the more things change the more they stay the same. I once went on a long and rambling (nothing new there) rant on Shamrock Rovers which was slightly embarrassing after, which would probably be an amusing read now - I was in a bad mood and sounded off after a beer or 2. Many many frustrating posts made over they years that with hindsight would probably be laugh worthy. One Cork fan after 2014 league finale went off on a long one about how Dundalk have no fans, will have a closed ground and will be broke and relegated in a few years, Cork have huge crowds and a top ground etc so Cork being patient was needed and domination would happen - bit ouch now but was funny at the time as it oozed contempt and annoyance; Of course could still be prophetic though Cork ended up there first.
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That is a brilliant post haha.
Derek Doyle as it turned out had a very decent spell at Pats under Pete Mahon from 2010-11. Ability wise he was limited but his work rate was excellent and he his goal record was good too, loved a goal in big games particularly and scored a few important ones in Europe. He ended up being let go when Liam Buckley came in in 2012 and he ended up back at Shels to Hairy Bowsie's delight I’m sure
One of the worst thing about growing up in this era has to be the cringe looking back at old posts on the internet. I guess we're lucky to an extent that most of this came along when we were at least college age, and a lot of it is relatively anonymous.
There was some brilliant posters and posts over the years, Bluebeard has some of the funniest posts I think. "No direct bus" and MyPosts spaceship will never be done to death!
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My favourite Foot.ie moments were the sesh above in Dublin, although I could well be imagining that, and the fleg. The fleg was amazing.
I've no idea where the 10k is coming from though?
foot.ie beers! You wonder if they should be tried again. Or would it end up in war between the Rovers fans and Dundalk fans as per usual? Does Nesta talk in such long bursts as he writes? Would Mr A really turn up in lucha libre gear? Would we work out who's on each others' ignore lists?
You can see it on the sub-forum home page - Threads 1-20 of 10,000
18 years posting on this forum. Granted not as regularly as the rest of you degenerates. In the age before Social Media, it was my main outlet for interacting with other LOI fans, outside of going to games. It felt in those days that there was so few of us in main stream Ireland, that we were like ham radio operators, talking to each other from our underground bunkers in a post apocalyptic world. Good Times!
Ah the days before vegan recycled 7-up bottle converse runners, skinny jeans, no socks, and beards....we were all cavemen sorry cavepeople Still quite niche but being a LoI fan just doesnt have that 'you weirdo' impact anymore. like its trendy niche these days, bar Phibsboro where its just pure trendy!
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