QuoteDon't worry - it won't last long Anto. You now what we're like in Footieland.Originally Posted by Anto McC
Can't blame him after the abuse he got when he walked past the new stand
Don't worry - it won't last long Anto. You now what we're like in Footieland.
I thought he gave Shels a good bit of praise but he's certainly not a favourite with Glens fans.Yeah, we need a good old Éanna Olly rant to get his back to normality
Watching the tape of the match again though, I get the distinct impression Pat Dolan really, really wanted us to lose, so some things never change.
I'd say Eanna is waiting for City to see off Ekranes before he starts letting fly.
and they will too,we'll get a clean sweep when Cork and Longford finish the job they startedI thought he gave Shels a good bit of praise but he's certainly not a favourite with Glens fans.
I'd say Eanna is waiting for City to see off Ekranes before he starts letting fly.
This forum is getting too nicey nicey by far.
Note complete absence - till now obviously - of Bohs or Rovers fans on this thread. Keeping the powder dryThis forum is getting too nicey nicey by far.
He`s certainly something ending in END, but legend wasn't what I was thinking.
I think, sonofstan, there is one Bohs fan on the other Shels/Glens thread with a bit of praise.
Jesus, I hope you beat Steau because you know what will happen if you don't.
Just in the interests of balance
No doubt the Poisonous Little Dwarf Fenlon will consider himself the greatest manager of all time after beating a Ten man, understrength, unfit team of part timers from one of the lowest rated leagues in Europe.
Come on the Steaua!!!
That do for the time being?
Kom Igen, FCK...
Just in the interests of balance
No doubt the Poisonous Little Dwarf Fenlon will consider himself the greatest manager of all time after beating a Ten man, understrength, unfit team of part timers from one of the lowest rated leagues in Europe.
Come on the Steaua!!!
That do for the time being?
Over to you Shels guys.
The Glentoran fans need to think about their team's preparation for this tie.
Pat Dolan's comments about Glentoran's offhand attitude to playing in Europe were spot on for once.
They had some of their best players missing on holiday for the first leg for example. The sort of crap that EL clubs used to indulge in 15 years ago.
They had a part time " ah sure we have no chance anyway "attitude to the games despite the fact that Linfield won the Setanta Cup at Tolka Park a few short weeks ago.
I know Réiteoir is being tongue in cheek a bit but not entirely wrong. However I would point out the unfit team of part timers used to be us. Now we're whipping these boys around. It's a progressive step.
That's exactly it, yeah they're poor, but how nice is it to win a European game 6 bloody 2 and think that we should have won it by even more. That used to be us.
city 4 malmo 1
Whatever about winning 6-2 (which is great BTW), how about taking a look at this elite list of leagues :
1. Germany
2. England
3. Ireland
4. France
5. Italy
6. Portugal
7. Spain
...
we keep good company!
This may be temporary - obviously hope it's not - wouldn't that make a great story for Irish newspapers? The lazy fcukers who write on sports won't even know about that table and if they did, either wouldn't bother to mention it or use it as an excuse to badmouth the EL.Whatever about winning 6-2 (which is great BTW), how about taking a look at this elite list of leagues :
1. Germany
2. England
3. Ireland
4. France
5. Italy
6. Portugal
7. Spain
...
we keep good company!
Great win for Shels, I think they will do very well against Steau. They should keep the pitch the way it is, at least Steau can't complain about the grass being too long.
Do away goals count extra in these qualifying rounds?
It would appear not if the following report is factual.
I was checking out the soccer reports on sportinglife.com about the games last night and I came across this game.
Kairat won the first leg 2-0 at home, this report is from the 2nd leg.
"Artmedia Bratislava who beat Kazakhstan's Kairat Almaty 4-1 for a 4-3 aggregate win. It was a dramatic match with goals from Balazs Borbely and Daniel Tchur scoring for the Slovakian side to level the aggregate scores. When Andrey Bogomolov scored a stoppage time goal for Kairat it looked as though the Kazakhs would progress but Jan Kozak's spot kick took the match into extra time. In the last seconds of the extra period Pavol Stano netted the decider."
No, away goals count. We progressed via away goals in the first round last season.
I've no idea what happened in that report, sounds very odd.
Last edited by Slash/ED; 21/07/2005 at 1:16 AM.
Anyone no the attendence or roughly what it was?
Sky Sports text gave a crowd of 6,000.
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