Rovers & Bohs fans

**JC_GUFC** · 02/08/2009, 7:55 PM

Does football mean more to these fans than everyone else?

I was thinking back to the "Bray Wall" incident and when Bohs and Rovers have played in Terryland recently.

When they've scored some of their fans have run on to the pitch.

Is this because it means more to them than other fans?

**Hairy Bowsie** · 02/08/2009, 7:59 PM

Yes it is. I'm a useless puppet and ape what they do.

**WexCar** · 02/08/2009, 8:00 PM

Originally Posted by JC_GUFC

Does football mean more to these fans than everyone else?

I was thinking back to the "Bray Wall" incident and when Bohs and Rovers have played in Terryland recently.

When they've scored some of their fans have run on to the pitch.

Is this because it means more to them than other fans?

No, it means they have no self-control or they're too daft to realise you don't run onto the pitch everytime a goal is scored.

**GalwayRed** · 02/08/2009, 8:03 PM

Originally Posted by JC_GUFC

Does football mean more to these fans than everyone else?

I was thinking back to the "Bray Wall" incident and when Bohs and Rovers have played in Terryland recently.

When they've scored some of their fans have run on to the pitch.

Is this because it means more to them than other fans?

I dont think so. Obviously it means a lot to the rovers and bohs fans. But every fan reacts differently. It dosent mean they care less. If you were in Limerick for the shels goal at the end you might think it means more to us than other clubs but it wouldnt neccessarily be true. Every set of supporters care about their team. They dont all express it in the same way.

**christo** · 02/08/2009, 8:12 PM

Originally Posted by JC_GUFC

Does football mean more to these fans than everyone else?

I was thinking back to the "Bray Wall" incident and when Bohs and Rovers have played in Terryland recently.

When they've scored some of their fans have run on to the pitch.

Is this because it means more to them than other fans?

What about all the fans from Bray, Drogheda, Sligo in the prem and Mervue, Longford, Athlone and Kildare that still travel all over the country when the results aren't coming, in my eyes it is the fans that stick around in the though times that it means more to than the ones who run onto the pitch.

**dcfcsteve** · 02/08/2009, 8:24 PM

Originally Posted by JC_GUFC

Does football mean more to these fans than everyone else?

I was thinking back to the "Bray Wall" incident and when Bohs and Rovers have played in Terryland recently.

When they've scored some of their fans have run on to the pitch.

Is this because it means more to them than other fans?

Is this a serious post....?

**sonofstan** · 02/08/2009, 8:26 PM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Is this a serious post....?

Of course it is, Steve. Chap is puzzled.

**brianw82** · 02/08/2009, 8:40 PM

Sure football fans are all mentallers who like nothing more than knocking back beers, then stabbing each other with the broken bottles.

**sonofstan** · 02/08/2009, 8:59 PM

Originally Posted by brianw82

Sure football fans are all mentallers who like nothing more than knocking back beers, then stabbing each other with the broken bottles.

Explains why there's so few LoI fans. Small pool to begin with, huge casualty figures.

**Dodge** · 02/08/2009, 9:01 PM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Is this a serious post....?

Oh steve, its as if you want me to mock you...

My favourite Rovers fans jumping on the pitch moment was when we were beating them 2-0 in Tolka about 5 years ago, and they scored in injurty time to make it 1-2. About 12 of them celebrating on the pitch.

nearly as enjoyable as the victory

**dcfcsteve** · 03/08/2009, 1:13 AM

Originally Posted by Dodge

Oh steve, its as if you want me to mock you...

Feel free buddy. When you're not unwittingly mocking yourself with your own answers, that is......

Though I'm touched by your empathy.

**back of the net** · 03/08/2009, 11:06 AM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Is this a serious post....?

i still have not figured that out either

**celticV3** · 03/08/2009, 11:17 AM

I'm just wondering what was the best answer he thought he would get?

**dcfcsteve** · 03/08/2009, 11:51 AM

Originally Posted by back of the net

i still have not figured that out either

Sssshhh ! Lest Dodge shalt mock thee for thy perplexion......!

**Dodge** · 03/08/2009, 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Sssshhh ! Lest Dodge shalt mock thee for thy perplexion......!

Nah, only those with a history of completely missing the point get mocked by me.

I usually leave the first five or so...

**dcfcsteve** · 03/08/2009, 12:02 PM

Originally Posted by Dodge

Nah, only those with a history of completely missing the point get mocked by me.

I usually leave the first five or so...

We all bow to your superior wit and wisdom, oh mighty Dodge. Smug git....

Given the plethora of fcuk-wit threads on foot.ie at the moment, I think people can be excused for not knowing if something like the nonesense above is a serious effort or not.

**osarusan** · 03/08/2009, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by JC_GUFC

Rovers & Bohs fans

Is this because it means more to them than other fans?

Yes. They are better fans, and better people too.

**Dodge** · 03/08/2009, 12:12 PM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Smug git....

I think people can be excused for not knowing if something like the nonesense above is a serious effort or not.

I disagree.

**Da Real Rover** · 03/08/2009, 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by JC_GUFC

Does football mean more to these fans than everyone else?

I was thinking back to the "Bray Wall" incident and when Bohs and Rovers have played in Terryland recently.

When they've scored some of their fans have run on to the pitch.

Is this because it means more to them than other fans?

Your thought process's fascinate me.