Who do you want to win the league this season?

**sligoman** · 31/08/2005, 10:48 PM

Pick one. Out of the two teams, if one of them had to win it, who would it be? Fcuk sake, moaning cnuts!

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**Anto McC** · 31/08/2005, 10:53 PM

I'm sorry Sligoman but i do not want either of the options to win the league,why don't you add an "anyone else" option and i'll vote for that otherwise i will not vote at all

**Da Real Rover** · 31/08/2005, 11:16 PM

Derry because there fans have stuck with the club for thick and thin and are not just jumping on the bandwagon of a passing fad. Plus there fans arnt smug b@stards.

**RedX** · 31/08/2005, 11:33 PM

Originally Posted by Da Real Rover

Derry because there fans have stuck with the club for thick and thin and are not just jumping on the bandwagon of a passing fad. Plus there fans arnt smug b@stards.

Sligo will never be as big as Galway United..whether you get promoted or not..

**OneRedArmy** · 01/09/2005, 8:18 AM

Originally Posted by Cop on

Well you're a Johnny come lately if ever I heard one. So you don't remember the massive crowds Derry used to get in the eighties (around 10,000 +) Best supported team in the league they were . Then again, maybe you're too young to remember you lucky git.
Interestingly the two teams at the top have had the most fickle support. Derry's massive support has been decimated (RELATIVELY) and the Chokers used to fill the cross for the first few games (around 6/7,000), until it became evident they weren't going to win anything whereupon the crowds fell to around 2,000. FICKLE or what??

Haven't you got some turf to be cutting?

**Speranza** · 01/09/2005, 8:36 AM

Your pathetic attempts to slate every other club is laughable when you consider that your club has disgraced our league twice in two seasons. It obviously hasn't sunk in that City's huge support was down to the novelty that the city didn't have a senior football team for many years. Don't believe me? Check out our attendance figures for when we won the league in 97 not close to when we weren't even winning in the late 80's!

I understand your jealousy with every other club given the puke inducing football played in your two-bit town! Give me Sligo, Limerick, Dundalk in the premier than small little Longford and their 500 regular supporters.

**Maz** · 01/09/2005, 8:56 AM

Derry City

**Cosmo** · 01/09/2005, 8:57 AM

Well if it only an option between those two I dont think many people are going to expecdt me to say Derry

- so from a process of elimination I vote Cork

**BrayZil** · 01/09/2005, 9:01 AM

Would love to see Derry win the league!

**LFC in Exile** · 01/09/2005, 9:04 AM

Originally Posted by Anto McC

Is there a Shels option going to be added,I couldn't possibly vote for either of the other two

Maybe Shels could arrange for Ollie to have this years league declared null and void.

**LFC in Exile** · 01/09/2005, 9:06 AM

I vote Cork for purely selfish reasons - I would get to see CL football next year. But I don't think they will win it. Rico = Choker. Kenny = Winner. And having been up in Derry for a relegation play-off not too long ago and meeting a lot of sound fans and club officials I wouldn't mind them winning really either. Maybe we could just call it a draw.

**A face** · 01/09/2005, 9:18 AM

Originally Posted by LFC in Exile

Maybe Shels could arrange for Ollie to have this years league declared null and void.

Will ya stop ... you'll be giving him ideas !!

**Krstic** · 01/09/2005, 9:27 AM

I have to say Derry, but if Cork win it then I have no problem with them looking after the trophy for us until we run away with it next year

**Iorfa** · 01/09/2005, 10:24 AM

Originally Posted by sligoman

Guys who voted for Shels and Waterford, why spoil your vote when ye know ye dont have a hope winning. Just pick one! Like Conor H did, he knows Galway wont win the league, for obvious reasons

but he still voted so come on!

Cork City then. Would like to see the title come back to Munster.

**Rory H** · 01/09/2005, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by Da Real Rover

Derry because there fans have stuck with the club for thick and thin and are not just jumping on the bandwagon of a passing fad. Plus there fans arnt smug b@stards.

voted for derry

**dortie** · 01/09/2005, 11:54 AM

Having been supporting Derry since 1985 i have to say ive waited 16 years too long for another treble

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Being serious, we all would have been happy with a top 4 place this season and a good cup run. To date its all been a bonus. If we dont win it, then id have no problem with Cork City....keep it out of Dubland !

**Sonic** · 01/09/2005, 1:24 PM

just for the sake of those bitter longford town fans who cant apprechiate who out of am and sk who really is the best manager in this league of ours ill go for derry. The man is a legend. Plus you corkies really fancy yourselves.

**kevin_devine** · 01/09/2005, 2:09 PM

Cop On you are a tube and we can'tyou appreciate what SK done for Longford he may not have won anything but he did set the foundations for what you little club did achieve. I have never once seen Derry City play Hoof the ball while he has been in charge.

I have voted for DCFC but wouldn't mind finishing second as that would be a great finsih for a club that has suffered threats of regelation the last couple of years.

**Speranza** · 01/09/2005, 3:42 PM

You are the only monkey on here mate. Under Mahon, Keely

and Dykes we played the most horrible football which you of course could relate to being a Bogford supporter but Kenny

, the mans idea of football is the antithesis of hoofball. Your attempts to wind people up are never based on any credible evidence and the sooner you are banned the better.

**Colm** · 01/09/2005, 4:01 PM

Originally Posted by Cop on

Kenny was a proud exponent of the dreaded hoofball. FACT.

As opposed to the current hoofball merchant ye have in charge??

Matthews wouldn't know good football if it bit him in the arse, Kenny has Derry playing great stuff.

It's pathetic the way you're so jealous of Cork City and Derry. Just because you're own club is such a joke doesn't give you the right to begrudge success to the big clubs.