Four clubs, Rovers, Pats, Dundalk, ShelsOriginally Posted by pineapple stu
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Whoops! Yeah, four clubs. Still good.
UEFA stipulates that second tier clubs can only receive 15%. That is only if 75% of the Premier sides agree to do so – no issues are expected in that regard. Daniel McDonnell seemed to suggest no issues are expected in that regard.
11 League medals in 14 seasons is ridiculous.
A trophy every season in his career so far, if the LSC is included.
Others involved in clubs have suggested otherwise. Premier clubs may hold on to it all.
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
SG claims that it is only 10 as he only played 1 game in 2011 season for Shams.
Saw on BBC news last night that there was trouble in Derry after the game fri night. I know there was flares at the game so Im a bit surprised by this?
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
Did SG feature much for Pats during their 2013 league winning season?
#DundalkFC - First Irish club to win an away game in Europe (1963), only Irish club to win a game / points in Europa League Group Stage (2016).
Not much no, he was a backup player. Played 13 times in the league with only 3 of those as starts. Ger O'Brien got into the team of the year that season so Gannon found it hard to displace him, while he was also still an inexperienced player at that stage. In a good few of those sub appearances he actually came on in centre midfield quite often interestingly enough
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Some stat that one
Beyond devastated that we capitulated the way we have since Magpies in Gibraltar. I have seen some disappointing and heart breaking moments over the years from 2005 in Cork on the final day, 2006 last game of the season winning and still not winning the league but watching Shels winning the title in the Brandywell is possibly the worst of the lot.
Honestly it doesnt get any more degrading and the fact our players didnt careless is more embarrassing. Fair play to Shels they got it over the line all the same.
The cup final week should be a week of excitement and it probably is for the casual Derry fan but id say the majority of the hardcore base is finding it hard to get motivated for what feels like a side quest.
It's been a shocking last few months. As bad as being in a league where half the teams have a chance of going up and failing to make that group.
Playoff final moved to Tallaght
Good move , if Drogs win the cup it’ll sell out.
And how many less than the 10,000 fans (minus Bray fans) will Drogheda bring to the promotion/relegation playoff if they don’t win the cup?
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Well every home game has been a sell-out so they’ll still bring a considerable support.
Not every Drogheda home game was a sell out, but even allowing for that, it’s a major difference selling out United Park and selling out Tallaght Stadium
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It won't sell out, but tallaght is a much better venue than inchicore for this match.
Delighted it's been moved and there won't be the same scramble for tickets to get a covered seat for those with kids now!
DAN CONNOR HATES CITY, HE HATES LANGERS
Was looking forward to the Playoff match in Richmond. The cup final is the final day out of the season so , hope it’s a good game.
Yep, don’t disagree with any of that. The lack of cover can be a pox at this time of year
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If I were a Drogs fan, purely on football, the tighter pitch would be something Drogheda are used to and could have been a tactical advantage in Inchicore.
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