QuoteIt looks very well. Non-corporate box sounds ridiculous though. Des Kelly Community Area would have been fine without some nonsense pr stunt.
Bohs have added a Non-Corporate box to Dalymount.
https://x.com/bfcdublin/status/18117...7Ctwgr%5Etweet
It's basically a way to reward fans, members and people from the local community with a unique Dalymount experience. Looks really nice and an interesting concept. Could probably be posted in the promotional activities as well.
It looks very well. Non-corporate box sounds ridiculous though. Des Kelly Community Area would have been fine without some nonsense pr stunt.
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
This is a great idea. And a great use of dead space by the club.Originally Posted by Another Bohemia
I know people like to poke fun at Bohs, but they are by a country mile the most innovative annd consistent in what they do and how they pitch their club. It has a very clear alternative/anti-establishment identity. No other LOI club comes even close to havng such a clear image or sense to portray of itself. Fair play to them.
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'Community Area' is all very meh. 'Non-Corporate Box' is bang-on what Bohs is all about. They're building a very clear brand for themselves, and this is just another brick in that construction. They get branding in a way that no other LOI club (and most other football clubs elsewhere) can't even begin to understand. This will all eventually build Bohs a support base and goodwill way beyond Ireland. Just think of what St Pauli do (and how much merchandise they shift as a result of their image/identity). This is what Bohs are doing. You don't get that with weak names like 'community area'
Looks brilliant and is just a very decent thing to even think of. Who cares what its called - as EYG points out its on brand. Burger looks decent too, wonder if they grow the lettuce for it in the garden stand?
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
Could it be a bit higher to give a better overall view!
I just think it being at pitch level you could struggle to see the whole of the game!
What's the menu on offer, is it just coke, burger & chips
No prawn sandwiches anywayCould it be a bit higher to give a better overall view!
I just think it being at pitch level you could struggle to see the whole of the game!
What's the menu on offer, is it just coke, burger & chips
Any initiative that improves or adds to the whole experience and enjoyment of attending games on match nights in our domestic national league is worthy of the highest praise.
Well done to all at Bohs.
The name made me laugh, but I get why they're doing what they're doing, it's cool, always happy to see any LOI club take mad swings and try and improve what the league has to offer.
Aye but they're Dublin Bay prawns.No prawn sandwiches anyway
What's happening with the new stand behind the goal in Brandywell?
It's essentially built off-site, but there is some work that needs done on the sewers around the around before it can be installed. Should be in place later this year, apparently.
Yes, a sewage problem that is a structural issue in the area in which the ground is located. (I know what it looks like I'm saying, but it's not, I promise!)
Just call a spade a spade! There is a sh1thole issue around the Brandywell, no need to sugarcoat it.
https://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/soc...plied-33318364
Eight League of Ireland clubs have lodged applications with the Department of Sport for a slice of a €120m bonanza under the Government’s Large Scale Sport Infrastructure Funding scheme.
The clubs that are looking to improve facilities in the latest round of the programme are Bohemians, Drogheda United, Galway United, Shelbourne, Sligo Rovers, Treaty United and Wexford.
Anyone know how much each club is looking for?
Drogheda have put up some details on their application: https://sites.google.com/view/droghe...eP234osA&pli=1
It looks like an achievable project. They like a lot of clubs badly need more modern facilities.
Where in Drogheda will their new ground be in as I havent had time to read it properly?
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
"northeast of Drogheda town centre, adjacent to the new Port Access Northern Cross Route (PANCR)"
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