Of course. Who wouldn't? Never got a refund for my 2 pound ticket the last time. Does the ticket stub from that game still grant you free entry?![]()
We have an Italian coach, they have an italian coach..........its been 13 years..............
Would you object? Would you go? Would you want it?
Let me know your feelings
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Of course. Who wouldn't? Never got a refund for my 2 pound ticket the last time. Does the ticket stub from that game still grant you free entry?![]()
Pull my finger!!!
No problems if its policed correctly or if its in London...
I would be more concerned with trouble around town rather than at the game.. as the anti-social problems in Dublin at night are out of control and it would give our local scum and excuse for a brawl.... Love Ulster march ring a bell
Bet Charlie Bird will stay home this time
I would take it as I would love another chance to put one over on them , remember it was 1987 since the last time they beat us ( i think ) .
London or Dublin would be fine with me .
the most recent panorama on english yobs (type panorama/hooligans into youtube to view) activites in wc2006 shows a new culture of yob behaviour by england fans at away games. the bigwig hooligans are blacklisted but the type of scum that wreck their own towns and cities at weekend nights are increasingly travelling to away england games.
they are not the type to rip up seats at a stadium but exactly the type to just cause drunken havoc in town.
I wouldnt want us to ever play england again unless it was competetive.
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I wouldn't like us to play them at home as I reckon with the history of Croke Park that their yob element would travel in force. Of course I'd still go. I'd much prefer however, if we were to play them in a friendly, that it be away from home. Again I'd go.
Like Ciaran said though, at the moment it would serve us better to play a couple of away games in Eastern Europe. The Serbia game, while a home fixture, is certainly a good exercise for us.
Agree, no way at Croker... you're definitely asking for trouble, especially since we havent played them since that riot. If it was in England, maybe.
"A silent mouth is sweet to hear"
There is absolutely no value in it at all. Unnessary policing hassles and as has been said they would target Croker because of the history of the place.
I am in favour of the Celtic Cup though. They would still basically be friendlies but with something to play for it would be a good place to blood players and work on team tactics in a semi compeditive enviroment rather than some of the crap friendlies we get
Its really not that complicated!!!
As long as their "fans" are'nt given any tickets I dont see any problem
"Well I think they'll be a little disappointed with that" - Matt Holland on TV3 after 5-2 drubbing by Cyprus
In fairness to the English fans they have improved over the years. And its not like we don't have any hoolies of our own over here. Every country, every club from here to Sydney have a bad element of 'supporters'. I've been to Ireland games were I've heard a very small section of our support use racsits comments towards players on both teams! And anyone on here says that we don't have a small group of trouble makers is lying. I say lets play England again. Don't let the scum win.
I'm not sure where this myth that the English hooligans have improved has arised from but people seem to be swallowing it. At the last world cup they destroyed cities, attacked normal football fans (men, women and children) and were a complete disgrace in general. Only because it isn't all over the news every minute of the day, it doesn't mean they're reformed. Ask your average German what they were like.
And comparing a few Shamrock Rovers/Bohs etc toe-rags to England is just wrong.
I think I should the parachute, because I'm great.
In fact, I think I should get both parachutes, in case one doesn't work.
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