In fairness, that does seem like a bit of a joke!P.SWhy in Gods name is the word C A W K I E S moderated/edited/whatever it is I cant see how offence could be caused by it,but yet they are allowed to refer to us as BLAAS.If C A W K I E S is an offensive term,why too then is BLAAS not an offensive term????????????????????????.
Theyv already been in the cross for a game and have plans to return this year with a few friends.Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
Risteard
If they come here on their holidays and actually go to matches that will be significant. Otherwise let's get them ordering replica shirts, scarves etc by credit card
Hope they keep ordering the merchandise too of course.
Yeah, himself and Milo Corcoran have really had the best interests of Waterford at heart over the last few seasons
The guy has about as much interest in us as Kilcoyne had in Rovers - wouldn't count on him to **** on anyone if they were on fire.
btw, the C.awkies thing has been done to death, but it's impossible to have a rational argument about it without being edited to bits.
Foot.ie's entire existence is predicated on the average idiot's inability to ignore other idiots
Well, I still don't think he's going to let his citys club slide away leaving the south-east unrepresented.
Serious question, is blaas meant to be offensive?
I'd presumed it was until i heard several Waterford(onians) themselves using it.
Don't understand the term c awk at all.
Is that meant to be how we pronounce Cork?
Micls is right.
Fair play to Richardson and to the suits for sorting them out with free tickets.
City definetly have the best bands playing at half-time.
O'Bama - "Eerah yeah, I'd say we can alright!"
G.O'Mahoney Trapattoni'll sort ém out!!
ConfusedBlue, you join date is 14/11/2003 so i'm not too such if you were around then (almost sure you were) .... the word is filtered out because of abuse by Blues fans, not offense taken by Cork fans.
And just to let you know that most of the people on both sides involved at the time aren't on here now, and for a few of them i think we are better off.
If you are offended by the term Blaahs or whatever please post something in Support or PM a mod to have it dealt with.
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.
Well folks we have been receiving small number of overseas visitors at Belfield Park for years. Germans come during the summer season.We have also had English , Scottish and Italian fans visit the club shop on matchday looking for merchandise. Last season a small group of English supporters came to the shop spotted my scarf and asked how much they were I told them €10.
Later when the shirts were on display the same guy bought a shirt instead spending €50 instead of €10.
If all of us as EL clubs can set up some system to sell merchandise online
then all of as EL clubs will do very well out of it.
Confused blue
Maybe it's because Blaa's are tasty
No smoking in Turners Cross
I was smokin away down there last season and the Guards around me said nothing!
Bohsfans
But were you in the uncovered area?
Was wondering about that.No smoking in Turners Cross
I think it's just a rule in and about the family enclosure ie, st Anns side of the main Donie Forde Stand.
Will check it out.
As for the online shop the lads at citys one do a good bit of exporting i hear.
City definetly have the best bands playing at half-time.
O'Bama - "Eerah yeah, I'd say we can alright!"
G.O'Mahoney Trapattoni'll sort ém out!!
No!Bohsfans
But were you in the uncovered area?
the away section, in the small little ****y stand.
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