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Apparently they even had 5,000 at the game. What kind of crowd was there against City? 6,000 surely?![]()
Liepaja beat the Dutch side 3-2 at home. I'm off to the Irish Times to see if they've started the "Is Dutch Football Dead After This Defeat" poll yet a la City.
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Apparently they even had 5,000 at the game. What kind of crowd was there against City? 6,000 surely?![]()
I only saw the home leg but I actually thought the Latvians played well at the X with good movement off the ball and an instinctive understanding of where the rest of their team was. Rather than bad luck and lack of match fitness I thought we were beaten by a team that were just a wee bit more professional.
O.K. this post may be a bit out of datebut I'm just saying I'm not too surprised to see them doing reasonably well
don't worry, they couldn't hit an elephant at this dis......
Is it possible that the Dutch are taking this competition less seriously than anyone else????????
Jim,
I agree with you when you say that Liepaja were "a wee bit more professional", and they did seem to know where the rest of their team was, but I think they made just as many basic mistakes as us in the home game (miss placed passes etc). And this came from a team on top of their league and with some 9 or 10 matches under their belt. I don't like saying it but with a bit more match practice it would have been a lot more difficult for City to loose the tie. It might even have needed an own goal. But thank god there is no costly trip to Holland next saturday and I don't think that the security in Midleton would have been up to the task of controlling several hundred mad dutchmen last weekend.
I think a plan is just a list of things that don't happen - Mr Parker
Speaking of which, that guy with the cigar and Hawaii 5-0 shades must be the second most hated person involved with Cork City FC.Originally posted by City Hero
I don't think that the security in Midleton would have been up to the task of controlling several hundred mad dutchmen last weekend.
Second to whom, Neil?Originally posted by neil
Speaking of which, that guy with the cigar and Hawaii 5-0 shades must be the second most hated person involved with Cork City FC.
Thr board of directors, the management team and the infamous 'Gang of 5', OK I should have said 'Twenty second most hated'!!!!!Originally posted by joe
Second to whom, Neil?
But, Neil, we're going to win the league!
Is your source reliable on this?Originally posted by Leonard
But, Neil, we're going to win the league!
As reliable as one O. Cahill can be. So, No!Originally posted by joe
Is your source reliable on this?
they lost 8-4 on aggregate, while Lausanne beat Sturm Graz 4-3 on aggregate.
I'd hate to think what would have happened if they were taking it seriouslyOriginally posted by joe
Is it possible that the Dutch are taking this competition less seriously than anyone else????????![]()
don't worry, they couldn't hit an elephant at this dis......
Heerenveen could meet Lausanne in the semi finals of the Inter-toto Cup!
Basel (Switzerland)/ Heerenveen (Netherlands) v NK Publikum Celje (Slovenia)/ Lausanne Sports (Switzerland)
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