QuoteBy the Queen.Originally Posted by bohsmug
In swans.
Derry's fans get paid? Cool....It's the more amateur set-ups (and fans) that do....
By the Queen.
In swans.
as a matter of interest has this idiot been baned by bohs or anybody else
I wish i did not know then what I dont know now
The home fans haven't a notion what's going on on the pitch either - and it's got nothing to do with the short distance fans are from the sidelines....
See now - that doesn't even make sense.
Though for the record - every City fan has been paid individually with an offer of the tramway end at Dalymount for free. Hell - why stop at any only two different legal owners for the same thing...
So a few fans of both Rovers and Bohs run on to the sides of pitches to celebrate with their heroes in the tightest of championship run ins seen for a while.Some of you should stick to tennis ,Rovers and Bohs bring bigger more passionate numbers to away games than any of you and yes our joy spills over from time to time, deal with it.
Here we go with the 'we only do it because we're more passionate' rubbish again. What other ground rules should be ignored due to this I wonder?
It's totally unacceptable to go on the field during a match. That is what should be dealt with.
#NeverStopNotGivingUp
Well in the grand scheme of things it bothers me not a jot, as with flares as with banners winding up the opposition fans,I love it I live it I breath it so there.At most of your grounds there are hardly enough fans left to celebrate thats what needs to be dealt with Mr.
Last edited by RoversHead; 22/10/2009 at 4:40 PM.
You ran on the pitch when you were muck as well.So a few fans of both Rovers and Bohs run on to the sides of pitches to celebrate with their heroes in the tightest of championship run ins seen for a while.Some of you should stick to tennis ,Rovers and Bohs bring bigger more passionate numbers to away games than any of you and yes our joy spills over from time to time, deal with it.
Correct
Last edited by RoversHead; 22/10/2009 at 5:03 PM.
So basically two sets of fans are going to continue to break the rules and we can just accept it?So a few fans of both Rovers and Bohs run on to the sides of pitches to celebrate with their heroes in the tightest of championship run ins seen for a while.Some of you should stick to tennis ,Rovers and Bohs bring bigger more passionate numbers to away games than any of you and yes our joy spills over from time to time, deal with it.
A similarly mature comment though.
It should bother you when these actions cause walls to collapse (Bray). But disregarding that, pitch invasions after goals look absolutely terrible on TV. It just makes the League look like a joke.
There are much bigger issues that make this league look like a joke for starters.Maybe if you can get the clubs and the FAI to take the rules seriosly the fans might follow.Pitch invasions just like hooliganism are not a big problem in our league .Its usually a handfull of fans and lasts a couple of seconds no big deal and looks a lot better than empty stadiums on tv.In a list of 10 things wrong in the league it would not regester but it involves ours and Bohs fans so fill your boots and make us all out to be immature morons if you want.
So there's, a correlation between a set of fans' levels of passion and their propensity to invade a pitch in celebration ?So a few fans of both Rovers and Bohs run on to the sides of pitches to celebrate with their heroes in the tightest of championship run ins seen for a while.Some of you should stick to tennis ,Rovers and Bohs bring bigger more passionate numbers to away games than any of you and yes our joy spills over from time to time, deal with it.
Interesting.
I note from match footage, however, that there's also a correlation between invading a pitch and wearing a Burberry baseball cap, having acne and being either under the age of 20 and of limited education, or over the age of 30 and above average BMI. It's strange how only the scrots amongst a team's fanbase seem to be 'passionate' when it comes to celebrating.
I wouldn't call it a pitch invasion to be fair. But it is a moronic thing to do.
And the off field antics of clubs in the league don't make it joke
Good evening!
The second part of your post is laughable on many levals.You love these non issues they really seem to get you animated.Im still chuckling at the one bohs fan who managed to scare off the Gardai ,it seems those who bang on about lazy journalism are prepared to believe any rubbish printed about Rovers and Bohs.Scrots at the brandywell wear stewards bibs not burberry!So there's, a correlation between a set of fans' levels of passion and their propensity to invade a pitch in celebration ?
Interesting.
I note from match footage, however, that there's also a correlation between invading a pitch and wearing a Burberry baseball cap, having acne and being either under the age of 20 and of limited education, or over the age of 30 and above average BMI. It's strange how only the scrots amongst a team's fanbase seem to be 'passionate' when it comes to celebrating.
Yawn....
can you tell how a persons been educated just by looking at what they wear?I note from match footage, however, that there's also a correlation between invading a pitch and wearing a Burberry baseball cap, having acne and being either under the age of 20 and of limited education, or over the age of 30 and above average BMI.
thats a bit of a gerneralisation.
like saying all nordie's are windy moaners who bang bin lids on the ground.
Shamrock Rovers- Where trophies are won and envy is scarce
A means of comunnications now defunct since the introduction of them bloody wheelybins and on the first point it may be hard to work out how well a persons is educated by his clothes but a lack of education can sometimes be determined by his dress and manners
I wish i did not know then what I dont know now
If they're sporting a morter-board and gown?
Yes. It takes a particular brand of stupidity to wear a Burberry cap in a non-ironic fashion. Particularly to a football match in Ireland.
Yes. Yes it is.
I agree with you except the bin lids bit, which is sooo last century. We've had wheelie bins since the 1980's and no-one bangs their lids on the ground. Keep up..
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