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Waterford Utd v Dundalk. RSC Fri @ 7:45

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  • #52
    SPQRI
    Closed Accounts Posts: 84 ✭✭SPQRI


    Totally Tropical wrote: »
    True but Waterford United weren't good enough to win promotion on the pitch this year.Instead of bringing the sport into farce with appeals (say for instance if Waterford win their appeal we'll have the whole country appealing results!) the players and management should be concentrating on putting it right next year.Do you want 'success to be handed to you' on a plate or something!Success is something that's earned between those white lines.

    You're obviously a True Blue who has attended many games in the RSC this season. Would you ever then F**K *** & spout your minimalist knowledge to someone who bloody cares!


  • #53
    Totally Tropical
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 408 ✭✭Totally Tropical


    SPQRI wrote: »
    You're obviously a True Blue who has attended many games in the RSC this season. Would you ever then F**K *** & spout your minimalist knowledge to someone who bloody cares!

    Im speaking as a neutral who wanted Waterford to win.The team lost on the pitch.They were in a winning position but they blew it.Just build a bridge and move on and earn your success on the pitch.


  • #54
    SPQRI
    Closed Accounts Posts: 84 ✭✭SPQRI


    Totally Tropical wrote: »
    Im speaking as a neutral who wanted Waterford to win.

    There's an oxymoron if I ever heard one!


  • #55
    Nypd
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 781 ✭✭✭Nypd


    Have to say I agree with Sully if a rule has been broken (and its a big rule btw) Dundalk should be punished.

    I love when the bar stollers come out and spout off about not being good enough etc.
    Try play 4 games very close to each other and see how you fair out on the 4th game.

    It's a young team and built mainly out of local talent they did very well this season.
    So they didn't quite make it but hey that's football right , the over paid ponces across the water don't get it right all the time either.
    BTID


  • #56
    Totally Tropical
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 408 ✭✭Totally Tropical


    Nypd wrote: »
    Have to say I agree with Sully if a rule has been broken (and its a big rule btw) Dundalk should be punished.

    I love when the bar stollers come out and spout off about not being good enough etc.
    Try play 4 games very close to each other and see how you fair out on the 4th game.

    It's a young team and built mainly out of local talent they did very well this season.
    So they didn't quite make it but hey that's football right , the over paid ponces across the water don't get it right all the time either.
    BTID

    The overpaid ponces across the Water can take their beating without resorting to appeals.If my team can't earn success on the pitch i would rather try and put it right the next year on the pitch instead of dragging the sport into farce by crying like a baby and launching appeals!Like i said success is earned on the pitch and whether your not good enough or you didn't get that bit of luck you take your beating like a man and move on.


  • #57
    Nypd
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 781 ✭✭✭Nypd


    Totally Tropical wrote: »

    The overpaid ponces across the Water can take their beating without resorting to appeals.If my team can't earn success on the pitch i would rather try and put it right the next year on the pitch instead of dragging the sport into farce by crying like a baby and launching appeals!Like i said success is earned on the pitch and whether your not good enough or you didn't get that bit of luck you take your beating like a man and move on.

    I suspect with the money at stake in the UK leagues paper work is always up to spec, they have the money to pay people to do such things.
    The vast majority of Irish clubs are run by volunteers who pour their heart and soul into their club,
    Are you seriously trying to tell me if any team thought another team had fielded an illegal player they would not lodge an appeal, that goes for UK and Irish teams.
    Of course it looks petty, it's a shame after the season they had this is the topic that it will be most remembered for.


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