LOI week 17 Fixtures

not1but4

Pat D. Almighty wrote: »

The ball was not on the ground. There's no way the Pats fan would have been able to reach down to the pitch. I didn't lie about him protecting his face. You're the one living in your own fantasy land. Enjoy the highlights, and feel free to apologise later.

Sorry PD.A but I do not believe that story at all and I think you are talking absolute bollox when you said he was about to hit his head it was no where near that level.

The way you are tying to make it out would look something like this


I seen this incident with Massy and I have to agree here with doncarlos series of events. The ball was bouncing just below knee level Pat's fan was bent over the advertising board trying to catch it and to hold on to it Massy put in his foot on the ball just before Pats fan get a hold of it. Pats fans start going mental after this. I seen him try it a few times as well.

dreamers75

Well done.

doncarlos

dreamers75 wrote: »

Well done.

Not so sure about that, a few inaccuracies in that article.

"While there were empty seats outside the designated area..." - There were no empty seats. These seats were reserved for families and the kids that were playing during the half time match.

"It was dangerous, throughout the match" - The problem only arose when Pats supporters were allowed in to the stand in the second half.

There are plenty of questions that need to be answered and hopefully the truth comes out even if it means Dundalk are severely punished but quoting angry Pats fans statements as facts does little to help the situation.

I sincerely wish the Pats supporter all the best with his recovery as do all Dundalk fans and hopefully he is back up and about and watching football as soon as possible.

Zebra3

WTF?

Pat's fans who were too miserable to pay in to the stand demand to be let in after it rains and then bitch and whinge because too many of them have gone into the stand and they moan about their own fans sitting on steps.

Ffs... :rolleyes:

Gutter journalism.

Pat D. Almighty

Zebra3 wrote: »

WTF?

Pat's fans who were too miserable to pay in to the stand demand to be let in after it rains and then bitch and whinge because too many of them have gone into the stand and they moan about their own fans sitting on steps.

Ffs... :rolleyes:

Gutter journalism.

We were told at the turnstiles when we got off the bus that the stand was sold out, only to get inside and see that it clearly wasn't.

Gavin "shels"

Pat D. Almighty wrote: »

We were told at the turnstiles when we got off the bus that the stand was sold out, only to get inside and see that it clearly wasn't.

Probably the away part of the stand was sold out?

Ebbs

No alcohol consumed either I assume..

Pat D. Almighty

Ebbs wrote: »

No alcohol consumed either I assume..

Can of coke and a curry chips for me.

Madworld

I've been up to Oriel twice and I have to say the away section is the worst I've experienced in the league.

Paz-CCFC

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

I think last nights goal was better imo. Will have watched it again on but once it left his foot it was in. Beauty!

The miss in first half. He had so much time he could have taken a touch lobbed it over his head and done bicyclekick. One of the worst misses I have ever seen. The ball was not coming in that fast even. Shocking.

Drogs could very easy have won that game 1-3 last night.

There a group of lads that hang out by corner flag along Derrynane that are bunch of ****ing idiots.

They are just ready for an excuse to slag the team.

Get behind the team. Throw the abuse if they want at end.

Just seen Daryl's goal from Friday, and you're probably right. It just about shades his one up in Derry. The one in Derry was a better shot, as he used his weaker foot and curled it perfectly into the corner. But he was lucky that the ball fell to him, after hitting off a Derry defender. Against Drogheda, he did well to control the ball near the halfway line, showed good skill to beat two men and then got a very good shot off, when he was surrounded by three Drogs players, with another blocking his sight at goal.

It'll be hard for anyone to beat him for June's goal of the month. Did he end up winning it for May?

dreamers75

Ebbs wrote: »

No alcohol consumed either I assume..

Away trips are Crack Cocaine only.

Pighead

Paz-CCFC wrote: »

It'll be hard for anyone to beat him for June's goal of the month. Did he end up winning it for May?

Dundalk's Dane 'Lionel' Massey won the award for May thanks to his belter against Sligo in the Showgrounds.

Paz-CCFC

Pighead wrote: »

Dundalk's Dane 'Lionel' Massey won the award for May thanks to his belter against Sligo in the Showgrounds.

A fantastic goal, in fairness. A tight angle and he smacks it right into the top corner. Daryl's goal, which was curled fantastically with his weaker foot, was brilliant, but Massey's probably just about deserved it. Shame that they both were on the same month, because there'll be goals that will win other GOTMs, which won't be anywhere near as good as these two.

The_Kew_Tour

Paz-CCFC wrote: »

Just seen Daryl's goal from Friday, and you're probably right. It just about shades his one up in Derry. The one in Derry was a better shot, as he used his weaker foot and curled it perfectly into the corner. But he was lucky that the ball fell to him, after hitting off a Derry defender. Against Drogheda, he did well to control the ball near the halfway line, showed good skill to beat two men and then got a very good shot off, when he was surrounded by three Drogs players, with another blocking his sight at goal.

It'll be hard for anyone to beat him for June's goal of the month. Did he end up winning it for May?

The reason it was beter for me, is that he had beat few players and had take shot instantly.

While it was cracking goal in Derry he had the time to pick his spot. Still fine goal. Just this one was better.

dreamers75

On a lighter note

niallhano ‏@niallhano 5h
Got a visit off one of the dundalk lads there. Something tells me there's a hidden message in the get well card!!Haha