Paul Doolin

**ndrog** · 29/03/2008, 4:40 PM

Originally Posted by GavinZac

The hilarity of the situation of course being that while Doolin might get a few token boos next time he's at the cross, Drogheda reacted to their first ever league win by singing songs about a player that used to play for Cork City and hanging around outside the Cork City dressing rooms for 15 minutes like a bunch of irony-coated groupies. Oh they're experts on "in the head" alright!

I think youll find that Drogheda fans reacted to winning our first leauge title by celebrating in the pub and around town afterwards .Fantastic night it was to .Some of your players were outside the clubhouse later on as were lots of drogheda supporters " Schock horror " a few people sang some songs at the cork players . Oh my god that must have been a first FFS . Get over yourselves will ya .Drogheda united players dont go on local radio stations and go on about cork city , they talk about Drogheda united funnilly enough . You and the rest of the corkies on this forum are the ones obsessing about our manager .Run along and get the Alan matthews out campaing going will ye

its embarrassing at this stage your little obsession with us

**A face** · 29/03/2008, 5:38 PM

Originally Posted by ndrog

Drogheda united players dont go on local radio stations and go on about cork city

What do you mean? What did i miss?

**Celdrog** · 29/03/2008, 5:50 PM

Originally Posted by A face

What do you mean? What did i miss?

Psesumably its about Georgie calling Drogheda people inbred on RedFm

**Cosmo** · 30/03/2008, 9:52 AM

Originally Posted by Celdrog

Psesumably its about Georgie calling Drogheda people inbred on RedFm

While I thought his interview from the convicted drink driver was quite funny imagine the consequences for the player if it was a premiership player that said that in england.

**A face** · 30/03/2008, 8:10 PM

Originally Posted by Celdrog

Psesumably its about Georgie calling Drogheda people inbred on RedFm

I must have missed that. Sheeze you Drogs supporters must be really obsessed if you're listening out for what a City players is saying on a Cork radio station

Originally Posted by Cosmo

While I thought his interview from the convicted drink driver was quite funny imagine the consequences for the player if it was a premiership player that said that in england.

Its not England though.

**ndrog** · 30/03/2008, 11:21 PM

[QUOTE=A face;909361]I must have missed that. Sheeze you Drogs supporters must be really obsessed if you're listening out for what a City players is saying on a Cork radio station

No a face we are not obsessed .There was a thread onlangerweb and it was also debated on our forum .All the little biys and girls on langerweb thought it was great .Fair play Georgie biy

what a diick .

**derm** · 31/03/2008, 8:23 AM

Originally Posted by ndrog

same as that .They didnt return because the quality of the game that day wasnt to there liking .poor pets .Better off supporting man u , which they probably do anyway .

The 8 and 9 year olds do support Man Utd actually. Their Dad, who was a Londoner until his teens supports Crystal Palace, a team his Dad brought him to. Bringing his sons to the game was an excuse to get to see live football again, but they were bored out of their heads.

I don't understand why you feel potential fans should not be entertained, despite the many downtimes, following City has never felt like a penance to me.

Maybe the difference is in the teams we support

**SunderlandBohs** · 31/03/2008, 10:31 AM

Originally Posted by WindmillWarrior

Yeah, the football was great from Bohs last season wasn't it!

Thanks for proving my point WW. The football we played last year was terrible. All we did was stop the opposition from playing. Anyone who watched the cup game would between us last year will tell you it was the worst game of the season. Hence, Bohs fans didn't have much time for Connor dispite finishing 3rd, getting to the final of the League Cup & semis of the FAI cup in his first season.

**ndrog** · 31/03/2008, 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by derm

The 8 and 9 year olds do support Man Utd actually. Their Dad, who was a Londoner until his teens supports Crystal Palace, a team his Dad brought him to. Bringing his sons to the game was an excuse to get to see live football again, but they were bored out of their heads.

I don't understand why you feel potential fans should not be entertained, despite the many downtimes, following City has never felt like a penance to me.

Maybe the difference is in the teams we support

The point is they went along to see city and if you play such fantastic football as you all like to think you do , how come they wont go anymore . Blaming Dufc for this is a little lame dont you think . Im happy for you that following city has never been a penance , same cant be said about the Drogs with our turbulent history .

**Celdrog** · 31/03/2008, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by A face

I must have missed that. Sheeze you Drogs supporters must be really obsessed if you're listening out for what a City players is saying on a Cork radio station

One of your mob posted it on our forum. Just shows how obsessed Georgie is of us. I'm sure Doolin was delighted to hear it - no need for motivation when he comes to Drogheda next (if he dares)

**portydrog** · 01/04/2008, 1:03 PM

When you win a league title whether it be last season or 20 seasons ago... Whether you play sparkling or flowing football or whatever, when you read the history books it says last SEASON that the Drogs where champions..
FFS get over the fact that a club outside Dublin and Cork won the league.. Seems to be an obsession with Doolin and Drogheda instead of looking at your own clubs and how they performed..

**Dodge** · 01/04/2008, 1:05 PM

Originally Posted by portydrog

Seems to be an obsession with Doolin and Drogheda instead of looking at your own clubs and how they performed..

You seem to think this is the only thread on this forum. You realise there's 100s of others don't you? The champions are struggling, so obviously its going to be talked about

Doolin thought they played well up in Derry btw

**ndrog** · 01/04/2008, 1:50 PM

so what .Whats you opinion on how we played up in derry then ?

**portydrog** · 01/04/2008, 7:31 PM

Hasnt answered yet brother..Good in 1st half, poor in the 2nd.. Derry took their chances, we didnt.. Next game please..

**Dodge** · 01/04/2008, 7:33 PM

Originally Posted by ndrog

so what .Whats you opinion on how we played up in derry then ?

****e

**ndrog** · 01/04/2008, 10:33 PM

insightfull

**A face** · 01/04/2008, 11:02 PM

Originally Posted by Celdrog

One of your mob posted it on our forum. Just shows how obsessed Georgie is of us. I'm sure Doolin was delighted to hear it - no need for motivation when he comes to Drogheda next (if he dares)

So Georgie spoke about Drogs in an interview with Red FM, so what? whats the big deal? He is with City now so of course he is not going to favour Drogs over City? What do you expect him to say? that he likes Drogs