Think I might pop in for a wee look.
looking forward to heading up and watching the reds beat that linfield crowd
anyone else heading it?
Think I might pop in for a wee look.
how have the linfield tickets been selling do you know?
really dissapointed with the time change as i know 99% of fans of the reds and linfield are too, i fear the crowd could be hit badly by the new time unfortunatly.really poor call by the ifa
It was supposedly on police and H&S instruction that responsible for the early KO, i don't think it will hit the crowd too badly,where i live i know a lot of bluemen and although some would also follow rangers the vast majority would be Linfield through and through.
The restrictions were always gonna hit Cliftonville harder than the Blues. Still a shame this happened though. It was going to be a massive match and now they have moved the kick off its kind of reduced its attraction.
Linfield Football Club - Hatchets & Hammers - You Can Only Envy Us
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Was round at Solitude there buying my ticket its a shame about the time getting changed hopefully it won't affect the atmosphere too much! all I can say is f**k the old firm
just checked the weather there it looks like it will be raining tomorrow so I'm glad I forked out the extra few quid for the Railway stand ticket!
Linfield beat Cliftonville 2-1. Under 21 International Mulgrew opened the scoring for the Blues and full International Thompson scored the second. Kieran O'Connor made it 2-1 in the second half with a defelcted shot.
In the other semi-final Coleraine and Donegal Celtic drew 1-1. Replay to be played on Tuesday. The winner of this game will be in the Setanta Cup 2009.
Linfield Football Club - Hatchets & Hammers - You Can Only Envy Us
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2-1 to Linfield it finished the Cliftonville players looked knackered by the end of the game and it has been a long hard season for them thus far the win for Linfield was a fair result in the end IMO.
However the match has been overshadowed when it was revealed after the match that a bullet and death threat were sent to Cliftonville manager Eddie Patterson during the week. On top of this violence after the match in the city centre has left on man critically ill in hospital after he had been stabbed in the neck, It has been widely reported in the press that the violence started when a group of Linfield fans attacked a bar filled with Celtic/Cliftonville fans. A Dark day indeed for the Irish League
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/7320852.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/7320637.stm
Last edited by SolitudeRed; 30/03/2008 at 5:41 PM.
reds unlucky not to get a replay
2 stupid goals in first half from set pieces
Let me just say that i was shocked and saddened by saturdays events,whether or not the culprits were in linfield colours these people have nothing to give to our society,the important thing now is that the injured guy makes a speedy recovery.Hopefully when these people are brought to justice the football club i support and who have done more than any other club on this island to stamp out the evil that is sectarianism will have their good name and that of the best fans in Ireland restored.When i went to the newsagents on sunday morning i was seething at the headlines in the sunday world,i have never seen such a shocking piece of journalism in my life.
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