QuoteA missile is a missile in fairness and those till rolls are heavy enough. However if it was aimed at a dodgy ref I think a fine is a bit much :-)
You have to love this, from the latest suspensions and sanctions edict.
Shelbourne were fined €150 as a result of till rolls being discharged v LongfordTown (11.04.08).
A missile is a missile in fairness and those till rolls are heavy enough. However if it was aimed at a dodgy ref I think a fine is a bit much :-)
"Are those my feet" Fr Jack Hackett
What it doesnt say in that is that the tills rolls were actually loaded into a bazookaOriginally Posted by Sniffer
You have to love this, from the latest suspensions and sanctions edict.
Shelbourne were fined €150 as a result of till rolls being discharged v LongfordTown (11.04.08).
I think Sniffer is referring more to the term 'discharging'.
I always thought it was a symptom of a STD
Yes they are heavy enough but the majority of till rolls are thrown a minute or two before kick off with no players around the area. That should be taken into account aswell
Shelbourne's Tolka Discharge
Its stupidity of the highest order. FAI are just trying to replicate the soulessness of the premiership. Someone should tell them that there are other successful leagues that actually respect supporters who try to create an atmosphere.
In fairness they were thrown as the players entered the field so could have easily hit some of the players or officials.
Was that thrown as players entered or thrown at players? If as players entered then its over the top.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
As they entered
They could do that in the EPL as well....except they can't because they are banned. As they are here...
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