LOI: League of Ireland Fixtures (Week 31), Oct 13, 2012.

born2bwild

Zebra3 wrote: »

Ah, come on...... :rolleyes:

Anyway good comeback last night. At least a p*** poor home season ended on a positive note. Think we picked up 15 out 45 available points in Tolka this season. :mad:

And of course, congrats to Rovers on their 3rd league title, fully deserved. A long time coming, but the club looks to be geared up for the future. Maybe even some of that prize money and UEFA cash can be spent on roofing over their new seating.

Dare I say it, model club?

Sorry, I was very drunk.

Paz-CCFC

CSF wrote: »

That was nice. Was talking to a taxi driver in Liverpool today, told me to back Cork HT/Shelbourne FT.

Should we expect the FAI to be awarding us the win, so? I'll take that, nice one.

CSF

Paz-CCFC wrote: »

Should we expect the FAI to be awarding us the win, so? I'll take that, nice one.

Sure, have an oul look at our player registration forms and see whats going on there.

Probably not though, as its only amateur clubs like Sheriff and Pats who get up to those kind of shenanigans.

Zebra3

Paz-CCFC wrote: »

Should we expect the FAI to be awarding us the win, so? I'll take that, nice one.

On the basis of your players possibly throwing the second half?

Just because they moved you up a division, they won't give you everything. :rolleyes:

Gavin "shels"

gimmick wrote: »

We were awful last night yet found ourselves 2 up. Should have been a cruise from there. We just didn't show for the 2nd half. Shells celebrated like they won the league though. Minnowism alive and well.

Mathews in!

Pity Des didn't introduce me to you after the match instead of at HT!

AgileMyth

Zebra3 wrote: »

Maybe even some of that prize money and UEFA cash can be spent on roofing over their new seating.

The prize money doesn't amount to much but thats certainly on the agenda for the future. 6000+ crowds at the last two home games will go a long way towards paying for it too.

Lawrence1895

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Meh about last night. Met few German lads after the game Friday and was joking that they should pop along to Tolka.

Low and behold they made it.

At least I made few new friends if nothing else after shocking weekend for Ireland and City.

Great comeback though by Shels.

Sorry, but I don't get your point there

applehunter

Lars1916 wrote: »

Sorry, but I don't get your point there

He hates Germany and the German people.

Lawrence1895

applehunter wrote: »

He hates Germany and the German people.

Thanks for filling me in.

born2bwild

Lo and behold is a figurative expression - it is an imperative or invitation to stand in amazement and wonder.

google translate says this: siehe da

I wouldn't worry too much about it.

Or maybe he was punning on the German international team's manager's surname?

The_Kew_Tour

Lars1916 wrote: »

Sorry, but I don't get your point there

applehunter wrote: »

He hates Germany and the German people.

eh? :-)

Corholio

Lars1916 wrote: »

Sorry, but I don't get your point there

Would have been good as German manager pun. But it seems it wasn't :pac:

Lawrence1895

Corholio wrote: »

Would have been good as German manager pun. But it seems it wasn't :pac:

Me and that eejit of a German manager mentioned in the same post? You must really hate me

gimmick

Gavin shels wrote: »

Pity Des didn't introduce me to you after the match instead of at HT!

I was magnanimous in defeat. I knew after about 2 minutes of the 2nd we were going to get beat. We looked completely disinterested. Cannot win them all, and tbh, it could easily have been 5-2.

Mr.Crinklewood

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgZZji0BMSE

AgileMyth

Love his reaction when Quigley says there was no pressure on him for the penalty.

Theres no one you'd rather have taking a penalty in that situation. He just doesn't miss them.

Captain Havoc

AgileMyth wrote: »

Love his reaction when Quigley says there was no pressure on him for the penalty.

Theres no one you'd rather have taking a penalty in that situation. He just doesn't miss them.

Watching the program there now, a very good advert for the league, good stadium, full house, Pats comeback, winner in the last minute. Pity about the drop ball incident at the end though.

AgileMyth

I stopped caring about sportsmanship when Fagan celebrated his goal in front of us.

The Internet

After Kenna got the shot in the balls in the first half Rogers kicked the ball out and Pats didn't give it back from the throw in so you can't have too many complaints

Corholio

The Internet wrote: »

After Kenna got the shot in the balls in the first half Rogers kicked the ball out and Pats didn't give it back from the throw in so you can't have too many complaints

No he didnt, he tried to clear the ball and skewed it out of play.

Zebra3

AgileMyth wrote: »

Love his reaction when Quigley says there was no pressure on him for the penalty.

Theres no one you'd rather have taking a penalty in that situation. He just doesn't miss them.

But what pressure was on him?

If he'd missed, you were 99% certain to still win the league.

Actually probably 99.99%.

dan1895

That one on MNS earlier was annoying the hell out of me.