Quote3 or 4 months as far as I recall so they should be out
What happened to the Bohs fans ...
What happened to the Bohs fans that smashed up the bar in Derry? Were they jailed? Are they still in there?
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3 or 4 months as far as I recall so they should be out
Really proud of themselves I'd say. A credit to the league and to humanity in general.
A couple got sent down immediately after the League Cup Final at start of October (?), and the rest a few weeks later. All got 3mths I believe, so should be out now.
Probably with ring-pieces the size of tractor tyres......
Steady on Steve, I'm eating my lunch.Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Probably with ring-pieces the size of tractor tyres......
That's what they said as wellSteady on Steve, I'm eating my lunch.
Someone has been watching too much Oz.
Just doesn't happen to the same extent in Irish jails Steve!!
Far more likely to have been slapped around with a sweeping brush handle
According to the Bohs forum, at least one was seen at the last Rovers Bohs game.
Think of this one when the foot.ie stazi are issuing bans and consigning threads to the rubbish bin for posts that are actually interesting or relevant.
They let them back in?
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stasi is spelt with an s instead of a z, get this man a warning and a waterboard mods
Quite right. Somewhere in my unconscious, I thought the z sounded more sinister.stasi is spelt with an s instead of a z, get this man a warning and a waterboard mods
Or perhaps it was the z one associates in series with very, very old stories being resurrected for no apparent reason.
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Funnily enough it was an away game. I can't see them back in Dalymount any time soon. Having said that, our security is hardly what you'd call watertight either.They let them back in?
I got no lips I got no bones where there
were eyes there's only space
I'll happily respect the insight of a Limerick person when it comes to prisons.....Someone has been watching too much Oz.
Just doesn't happen to the same extent in Irish jails Steve!!
Far more likely to have been slapped around with a sweeping brush handle
Are you one of them? If so i sympathise with you man, but seeing as the release dates are actually up now its kinda in the news again ain't it.
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Why so? Its related to the eircom League and the irreparable damage they did to it, or are you even worried about that.
Sshhhh, dont mention it, surely everyone has forgotten about it now, quick there is some of it not swept under the carpet yet, dont dare mention it, nods and winks only, dont speak of what we shouldn't speak of, head in the sand, its ok just as long as they can all carry on as if it never happened, dont think about it happening again, think short term and cross our fingers and make wishes it doesn't happen again.
Why are you defending them? Spit it out ..... why are all the Bohs fans wanting this covered up? Do Bohs fans not want it irradiated?
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.
What are you on about? The only excuse for that post is if you are drunk. Who wants anything covered up?
Question is why ask the question now? How the fck should any of us know what they are up to or what legal ramifications it has on their future lives.
Irreparable damage? More exaggeration! I was one of the Bohs fans in Kingsley Curry's pub a few weeks after that incident helping repare the damage. Do you know people who say "no matter what ever happens again, I will always see the LOI as the preserve of thugs because of what happened that pub in Derry"?
Get a life.
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All of this has happened before. All of it will happen again.
With mods like this, who needs trolls?
Since you're so exercised about it, why don't you avail of this opportunity to give us a shrieking, club-by-club rundown on the hooligan epidemic sweeping the nation?
Don't forget the Bebo angle (nasty internet stuff) , the mobile phones angle (gosh, these boys have technology on their side too), the sinister foreign neo-fascist connections angle, the rabid Linfield hordes angle (there were at least two of them and we have pictures to prove it) and, last but not least, the need for the Gardai, army and civil defence to cancel all leave nationally just to police the Jodi for matches against UCD. If you want to exonerate Cork in all of this, that's ok. We understand.
For goodness sake, don't let any positive facts or such as the Dalymount collection, the visit by Bohs and Derry fans to Kingsley Curry's pub, get in the way of your vicious little narrative.
And make sure you don't let any discussion of actual football distract you from your noble mission of truth.
Admittedly "why are all the Bohs fans wanting this covered up?" was OTT, equally you suggesting it was my comment was a "vicious little narrative". I was just asking what became of them. Why is it so wrong to ask? -> "With mods like this, who needs trolls?" Is asking a question now trolling? When was it decided that i couldn't ask questions just because i'm a mod. I mean it was a huge story at the time so why shouldn't i.
Its not like i was attacking Bohs fans or their club, surely all Bohs fans would want to distance themselves for the whole incident and those involved. Why is it so wrong to ask about it? Why are you on the defensive because i asked about it?
and i'm well aware of the Dalymount collection, and all that goes with and was 100% in support of it. Fair play to all involved.
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