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Linfield manager speaks out about Cork

  • 08-05-2007 7:33pm
    #1
    KdjaCL
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    Monday, May 07, 2007

    Linfield manager David Jeffrey has told Bluemen to get ready for another day of celebrations next Saturday as the newly-crowned JJB Sports Irish Cup winners prepare for the next stage of their terrific treble attempt.

    The Blues sealed a league and cup double for the second season in a row on Saturday with a penalty shoot-out win over Dungannon Swifts and now they are gearing up for the visit north of Drogheda United in the Setanta Sports Cup final this week.

    And Jeffrey is planning on leading his men to yet more glory and becoming all Ireland champions for the second time in three years.

    "We will be up for it next week, don't worry," he said.

    "This is a funny place to be at. You strive and strive and strive to achieve and once you do that you're looking for the next thing.

    "That's just the attitude we have at Linfield. We'll be back in training on Tuesday and you make no mistake, we want to be champions of 32 counties."

    And it's clear to see just why Jeffrey is so fired up for the battle for all Ireland supremacy.

    "I'm sick sore and tired of the hallions down south slagging us off, particularly that crowd from Cork," he seethed.

    "They are the most ungracious group of people that I have ever met in my life, especially Joe Gamble.

    "What annoys me is the ungracious big-headed attitude of them. They are an absolute joke and I'll tell you; Cork are absolutely nowhere, they've done nothing and they're pathetic."

    Mainly due to Gamble saying that "they molested football" :D

    Shocking that Cork play Linfield for 1st time and turn another entire country against cork people, i really dont know how they pulled that one off :D


    kdjac


Comments

  • #2
    Ronan|Raven
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    I think he is on to something ;)


  • #3
    redzerdrog
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    In fairness i think both men have a point:)
    btw i really can not see linfield beating us on saturday if we have 11 fit senior players we will win i have never been so sure of anything in my life they are terrible!!!


  • #4
    [Jackass]
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9,193 ✭✭✭[Jackass]


    It would be a disgrace if the Irish league won another Setanta cup considering the abysmul state of their teams and the manner in which their only side capable of winning a football match (linfield) go about it.

    LOI is light years ahead of the northern sides and hopefully this will be reflected on Saturday...

    G'wan Drogs!!

    (Keep the moola in LOI too ;))


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