QuoteSuggests violance to meOriginally Posted by Speranza
And where did I mention violence.....?Cop yourself on will ya!
Where did I mention; violence, English fans or the old firm??? well??
Idiot
Who's the idiot now..... ?
Suggests violance to me
Sitting pretty!!!
Have to say it was my first time in the Brandywell ..... and what a visit. I second everything said about the two sets of fans ..... one of the better memories that i'll have have the eL without doubt. If football was like that all the time, we wouldn't have a problem with the league. Definitely encouraged to visit the Brandy again after that.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
haha you are dcfc steve
Sounds like both set of fans had a great night friday night ,ive never been to the brandywell,looking forward to next season to go there .
Kumbya,Kumbya
Did you both sing that
No but then endless rounds of "No Dubs in Europe, there'll be no Dubs in Europe" did the job just as well
...For 90 Minutes
Life isn't all beer and football...some of us haven't touched a football in months
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This thread reminds me of that episode from Father Ted.... with BohsFans, Anto McC etc.. been the teenagers that cut across them on the phone ruining their buzz
Errrr - I'm not Speranza....
And violence is spelt with an 'e', not an 'a'....
Nice try BohsFans - though you seem to be suffering form the same rudimentary reading problem that DR is......haha you are dcfc steve
Try to keep-up with the subtleties of this inter-web thing, will ya fellas....
Last edited by dcfcsteve; 21/08/2005 at 12:41 PM.
Game of the Season
Great night in Derry had by all. Definitely going to the top of the eL overnighter list. The mutual respect between both sets of fans was great to see.
Only downside was kinda getting lost on Belfast-Dublin road - signs for Dublin just disappeared. No sign to say when to turnoff the motorway
Think we should have taken the Hillsborough roadOnly downside was kinda getting lost on Belfast-Dublin road - signs for Dublin just disappeared. No sign to say when to turnoff the motorway
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
yeah well done dcfcsteve, now go back to abusing your players, or is 3 pts off the lead not good enough any more??Errrr - I'm not Speranza....
And violence is spelt with an 'e', not an 'a'....
Nice try BohsFans - though you seem to be suffering form the same rudimentary reading problem that DR is......
Try to keep-up with the subtleties of this inter-web thing, will ya fellas....
Jeez Bohsfan - is that the best retort you can come up with...?yeah well done dcfcsteve, now go back to abusing your players, or is 3 pts off the lead not good enough any more??
Anyways - it's a bit difficult to abuse your players when you're based in London (as it says in all my postings. Again - please try and keep up BohsFan...)
Shouldn't you be out gardening somewhere with a spray can, or creating 'more X marks the spot' for Glen Crowe to score from....?
Last edited by dcfcsteve; 22/08/2005 at 10:56 AM.
Derry people always find away, never stop moaning about their team - i feel sorry for Kenny, an ordinary decent dub just trying to win them the league - ungrateful gits
Nice try WWS.....
You might get a reaction out of Shels fans that easily.....
Top-of-the-table love-in in the wee North and you're still obsessed with Dublin!Great night in Derry had by all. Definitely going to the top of the eL overnighter list. The mutual respect between both sets of fans was great to see.
Only downside was kinda getting lost on Belfast-Dublin road - signs for Dublin just disappeared. No sign to say when to turnoff the motorway
Were there any signs to Cork?
i think both sets of fans were united in the hatred of the Evil brittish City of Dublin
Both sets of fans were in good voice right through the game, at the end the City fans stayed on singing and a lot of the Derry fans came by, few handshakes and a bit of applause exchanged. A quick 20 second redition of 'we fcuking hate Shelbourne' and that was it.
I think Derry and City have a mutual respect that's based on knowing that if you do make the round trip, the opposition can appreciate that journey. In my experience, it's not something that Dublin teams (some of whom can't drag a couple of hundred fans across a river, or to their own stadium for an 'away' game) really have a grasp on IMO.
We mingled after the game, were able to have a pint without worrying that a bunch of casuals with hoods up and scarves over their faces were waiting to have a go off us. Definitely more enjoyable than the away trip in Pat's, where I felt I had to take colours off before heading into McDowells for a pint.
A thoroughly enjoyable trip and stay. Hating opponents takes too much energy, it's easier just to get drunk with them.
Great to see the Brandywell hopping too, RTE got to visit two full stadiums in a week, great atmosphere in both, good advertisement for the league on the whole.
Cork City: Making 'Dream Team' seem realistic since 2007.
not a problem for any of the other cark fans who were in with full colours, horses for courses i suppose
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