LOI: League of Ireland Fixtures (WEEK 20) July 27-29 2012

stovelid

dreamers75 wrote: »

Honestly cant see it, was never a big fan just think he doesnt do enough in games altho only see him 3 or 4 times season.
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Would have agreed last season but he's seriously stepped up this year. Although going over as an attacking midfielder is a big step up from wingers and full backs.

Always though Chambers would have made it and moved on in Scotland. Just wouldn't stay fit I assume.

dreamers75

stovelid wrote: »

Always though Chambers would have made it and moved on in Scotland. Just wouldn't stay fit I assume.

Must have lost about 4 stone whilst injured, hes looks fit now. Believe he may be Tallaght bound Kenny offered 2 players for him but think he will sign for you at end of season.

Smashing player but you have to accomdate him with 2 others which we do.

stovelid

dreamers75 wrote: »

Smashing player but you have to accomdate him with 2 others which we do.

Never fully fit when with us I felt but smashing little player. Scored 7 or 8 goals. Actually ended up playing wide or at full-back for us a fair bit IIRC. You're right though: needs protection when he plays centre. Cam't see a need for him with Finn there though. And what's SK trying to line up players for next season. :pac:

born2bwild

stovelid wrote: »

Finn next for magic airplane I think.

I like Finn as a player but he's too slight physically to make it in Britland - some other league, maybe

dreamers75 wrote: »

Honestly cant see it, was never a big fan just think he doesnt do enough in games altho only see him 3 or 4 times season.

Forrester has been rubbish in every game hes been watched, 7 scouts other night watching him. Bradford seemingly made contact.

Imo Russell or Chambers should be next from us for the magic plane.

From what I've seen of Chambers I don't rate him - he's very predictable in that every single pass he plays goes to his right. I'd love to play against him. (This opinion is based on a handful of matches so it's sound )

Forrester is a different matter - even on a bad day you can see he's class.

dreamers75

think Forrester is being told by his agent beforehand and ****s himself, smashing smashing talent and Bohs deserve money for playing him last season.

Chambers is brilliant but we rely on Bolger and Russell to ensure he works, Corry off UCD is a must sign player for us......absolute must sign.

SantryRed

guinnessdrinker wrote: »

Keep falling? The have lost a total of one league game this season.

They've drawn two home games in a row to teams they should easily be putting away.

dfx-

Lucan Bohs wrote: »

And we've a game in hand

Is there?

Same games played as far as I can make out..

Lucan Bohs

dfx- wrote: »

Is there?

Same games played as far as I can make out..

Sorry, you're correct, it's Pats we've a game in hand over

civis_liberalis

Interesting reading... 6 wins on the trot for Drogs, 8 if you include the FAI and LC wins.

Huge game in Sligo next weekend.

dfx-

Lucan Bohs wrote: »

Sorry, you're correct, it's Pats we've a game in hand over

Shels I think..

doncarlos

That_Guy wrote: »

Nice to get another win under the belts. Played some absolutely brilliant stuff at times. Great to watch. They put an awful lot of pressure on themselves in the last 10 minutes or so but rode it out... just about.

Dundalk just shaded the first 20 and last 20 but Bohs were by far the better side in the middle and deserved winners.

That_Guy wrote: »

Ref was awful. I thouht the ref V Rovers was bad but this was just a shambolic display. Gave Bohs little or nothing despite blatant crunching challenges regularly occuring.

Are you serious? He was bad for both teams. Mountney was taken out of the game by a bad tackle ref plays on and then books Shiels for a harmless trip a little further up the pitch. There was a few other dodge frees given to Bohs in the first half. Maybe the assessor or something had a word with him at half time as he did try to even things up in the second half and the decision for the corner at the end was baffling.

Omackeral

Ah poxy late start for MNS this week... 11.45 for all interested

Gavin "shels"

Tommy Dunne wasn't a happy camper with Parker!

applehunter

Gavin shels wrote: »

Tommy Dunne wasn't a happy camper with Parker!

Tommy has sized this fella up pretty quick by the looks of it.

No surprise if he is shown where the gate is.

We've been blessed down the years to have had top strikers (Morley, O'Flynn, O'Donovan, Mooney, Cummins).

The search continues for the next one.

Zebra3

applehunter wrote: »

?????Shels "supporters" let down their club with moronic chanting.

A Cork scumbag involved with his mates in attacking people with their kids got his comeuppance.

Hardly the worst thing to be singing about. :rolleyes:

gimmick

Zebra3 wrote: »

A Cork scumbag involved with his mates in attacking people with their kids got his comeuppance.

Hardly the worst thing to be singing about. :rolleyes:

So now you are condoning violence?

Very well done.

And for the record, he was an "a" student, and his dreams of continuing to be an "A" student were dashed that awful night in Shelbourne.

stovelid

gimmick wrote: »

So now you are condoning violence?

Very well done.

And for the record, he was an "a" student, and his dreams of continuing to be an "A" student were dashed that awful night in Shelbourne.

Is an 'A' student what you graduate on to when you finish your 'a' studies?

CSF

gimmick wrote: »

And for the record, he was an "a" student, and his dreams of continuing to be an "A" student were dashed that awful night in Shelbourne.

From someone who saw him in action and definitely doesn't condone any of the violence from either side, I really don't think those were his dreams. He shouldn't be in the state he is, but let's not describe him as an innocent victim either.

The_Kew_Tour

Us Cork fans should be more worried about our performances and lack of ability to kill off teams then having pop at Shels.

Dub XV

gimmick wrote: »

So now you are condoning violence?

Very well done.

And for the record, he was an "a" student, and his dreams of continuing to be an "A" student were dashed that awful night in Shelbourne.

"A" student or not this fella was a fcuking gob****e. Must have left his brain in Cork that night. Him and his buddies were attacking men and women of all ages and kids into the bargain.

Whatever about the state he ended up in (and I was sick when I heard) if you witnessed his actions you would have wanted to give him a slap yourself.

dan1895

gimmick wrote: »

And for the record, he was an "a" student, and his dreams of continuing to be an "A" student were dashed that awful night in Shelbourne.

What's this about? some Cork lad having a bad night at the dogs?

Gavin "shels"

CSF wrote: »

From someone who saw him in action and definitely doesn't condone any of the violence from either side, I really don't think those were his dreams. He shouldn't be in the state he is, but let's not describe him as an innocent victim either.

The chap is grand now, not a bother on him! Sure his bro is due up in court when he returns to Ireland for violent disorder from that night, a model family for all to follow!

gimmick

My god, where do we find the time? If they are not chasing buses with bricks, our schooligans are hassling wimmin and children. What an awful bunch we are.

Gavin "shels"

gimmick wrote: »

My god, where do we find the time? If they are not chasing buses with bricks, our schooligans are hassling wimmin and children. What an awful bunch we are.

Some man, me and CSF were standing metres from where it kicked off, we stopped and watched it unfold as he was with his younger bro, but sure it didn't happen....

Lawrence1895

I hereby declare my attendance for the match on October 13th

Dub XV

gimmick wrote: »

My god, where do we find the time? If they are not chasing buses with bricks, our schooligans are hassling wimmin and children. What an awful bunch we are.

Pathetic response!

You would have been better off not posting again instead of trying to make out Shels fans are generalising about Cork fans.

Are you related to the dickheads in question or something?

gimmick

Gavin shels wrote: »

Some man, me and CSF were standing metres from where it kicked off, we stopped and watched it unfold as he was with his younger bro, but sure it didn't happen....

When did I ever allude to it not happening? I know it happened. It was someone else brought it back up earlier, saying it was deserved, thereby condoning what happened.

But the last week has been fun. I look forward to the next meeting.

CSF

gimmick wrote: »

My god, where do we find the time? If they are not chasing buses with bricks, our schooligans are hassling wimmin and children. What an awful bunch we are.

I can't even figure out what your argument is here

Zebra3

gimmick wrote: »

So now you are condoning violence?

Very well done.

And for the record, he was an "a" student, and his dreams of continuing to be an "A" student were dashed that awful night in Shelbourne.

I have no sympathy for those who go to football matches with the intent of attacking innocent people getting a taste of their own medicine.

And if some fans want to slag off the so-called hard men about running away and leaving their mate behind when their attack with weapons on people with their kids went wrong, I don't have a problem with it either.

And feel free to tell us who is to blame for his dreams being dashed?

gimmick

Point is, your prats could easily have started it on a much larger scale by starting singing what they did in the Horseshoe before the game. Luckily sense prevailed and a few of our older fans sheperded them out the door before it went on for too long.

But I am sure that their baiting of City fans in our own pub is acceptable to you as well, because some teenage idiot acted the prick in Dublin a year ago?

There is a difference between having no sympathy, which I do not have either by the way, and saying a fella got what he deserved. Even bigger when fellas try and get it all started again a long time after the fact.

CSF

gimmick wrote: »

Point is, your prats could easily have started it on a much larger scale by starting singing what they did in the Horseshoe before the game. Luckily sense prevailed and a few of our older fans sheperded them out the door before it went on for too long.

But I am sure that their baiting of City fans in our own pub is acceptable to you as well, because some teenage idiot acted the prick in Dublin a year ago?

There is a difference between having no sympathy, which I do not have either by the way, and saying a fella got what he deserved. Even bigger when fellas try and get it all started again a long time after the fact.

I don't think anyone is using the word acceptable, if you look around our forums it is full of people who had to travel with these people, calling them idiots. Myself included.

But it isn't on the same level as milling anything in sight indiscriminately at families, and when the 2 things are part of the same conversation, the comparison is going to shine massively on one compared to the other.

Zebra3

gimmick wrote: »

Point is, your prats could easily have started it on a much larger scale by starting singing what they did in the Horseshoe before the game. Luckily sense prevailed and a few of our older fans sheperded them out the door before it went on for too long.

But I am sure that their baiting of City fans in our own pub is acceptable to you as well, because some teenage idiot acted the prick in Dublin a year ago?

There is a difference between having no sympathy, which I do not have either by the way, and saying a fella got what he deserved. Even bigger when fellas try and get it all started again a long time after the fact.

If you think singing songs is the same as throwing bricks and bottles at people with their kids, you are totally deluded.

Gavin "shels"

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An article in yesterdays Herald yesterday supposedly too!

CSF

Gavin shels wrote: »

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An article in yesterdays Herald yesterday supposedly too!

Why he got away with it I'll never understand. The justice system is ****ed.

LiamMc

CSF wrote: »

Why he got away with it I'll never understand. The justice system is ****ed.

While the Airtricity League Premium Division football supporter did not receive a conviction. Based on the evidence presented in court and not contested by Graham O'Rourke (20), decisions within football environments can be made to prevent him from attending any games he may attend.

Football Clubs liable for Negligence:
There may be an onus on football clubs to prevent him attending games, because of his history. If a football club is aware of his presence they may have little Defence if there is an incident involving Mr. O'Rourke.

gimmick

EDIT: Screw it.

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gimmick wrote: »

EDIT: Screw it.

I read that before your edit.

You really are extremely bitter.

That Lemon picture you usually trot out really does suit you.

gimmick

Yet it took you 11 minutes to come up with that witty and profoundly insulting retort. Well done.

Good day.

CSF

Leave Britney alone!!!!!