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garth-marenghi · 06-04-2008 11:00pm

tulipandthistle wrote: »

garth-marenghi where were you the second half? Die hard supporter?;) the guy with the crash HAHAHAHAHA

I was in the same place as mr tulip;)

dingo dog · 09-04-2008 7:19am

garth-marenghi wrote: »

I was in the same place as mr tulip;)

i saw at least 3 of the regular supporters in mooneys who didnt make the second half!! it seemed they were more interested in the coors light promotion and the three blonde girls who were handing out freebies!!:)
3 points at last...or for the above mentioned FREE PINTS AT LAST!!!

tulipandthistle · 09-04-2008 12:01pm

dingo dog wrote: »

i saw at least 3 of the regular supporters in mooneys who didnt make the second half!! it seemed they were more interested in the coors light promotion and the three blonde girls who were handing out freebies!!:)
3 points at last...or for the above mentioned FREE PINTS AT LAST!!!

And where was Mr Dingo dog then. It was 2 blondes and 1 brunette by the way!

(says Mr Tulip)

tuppence · 09-04-2008 10:15pm

dingo dog wrote: »

i saw at least 3 of the regular supporters in mooneys who didnt make the second half!! it seemed they were more interested in the coors light promotion and the three blonde girls who were handing out freebies!!:)
3 points at last...or for the above mentioned FREE PINTS AT LAST!!!

Ah then, thats why is was so cold at the match...
The main wind blockers and breakers* were getting liquid nourishment in Mooneys. They must have needed to get some gassy nourishment to top them up, being full of hot air! (Another reason for the drop in temp;)).

*Do blondes really have more fun. :eek::D

garth-marenghi · 09-04-2008 11:18pm

anyone here heading up to derry, im thinking epecially of those heretics that missed the second half against Cobh,:D, Its the only way that you can make up for heading to the pub instead of the game,
Not usually a happy hunting ground and with derry playing so well will be tough, would be delighted with a point, see ye on the bus whoever is going;)

tuppence · 09-04-2008 11:32pm

garth-marenghi wrote: »

anyone here heading up to derry, im thinking epecially of those heretics that missed the second half against Cobh,:D, Its the only way that you can make up for heading to the pub instead of the game,
Not usually a happy hunting ground and with derry playing so well will be tough, would be delighted with a point, see ye on the bus whoever is going;)

Heres hoping that theres a toilet on the bus. Your liable to misplace alot of your party by all accounts if theres a pub stop! That would be something, not been able to make it to the match in the first place!!

:D:D
Best ban all liquid refreshments on route and pit stops! (how far is it to Derry?!)

garth-marenghi · 09-04-2008 11:40pm

one of the drivers tried banning liquid refreshments before but some fans can display great ingenuity when its required;), Looking forward to it,City fans creates one of the best atmospheres in the league, i see cookie is talking about playing attacking football up there so should make for an exciting game

tuppence · 09-04-2008 11:48pm

garth-marenghi wrote: »

one of the drivers tried banning liquid refreshments before but some fans can display great ingenuity when its required;), Looking forward to it,City fans creates one of the best atmospheres in the league, i see cookie is talking about playing attacking football up there so should make for an exciting game

Lets hope its not a load of hot air all around :rolleyes: and they get the result they need...;):)

tulipandthistle · 10-04-2008 2:26pm

garth-marenghi wrote: »

anyone here heading up to derry, im thinking epecially of those heretics that missed the second half against Cobh,:D, Its the only way that you can make up for heading to the pub instead of the game,
Not usually a happy hunting ground and with derry playing so well will be tough, would be delighted with a point, see ye on the bus whoever is going;)

We're all sitting this one out....even the 2nd half at the pub (yes Mr Tulip, I know!);)
Is it true there will be a supporters game before the Galway Utd? What time? Price?

Mrs Thistle

garth-marenghi · 10-04-2008 6:39pm

tulipandthistle wrote: »

We're all sitting this one out....even the 2nd half at the pub (yes Mr Tulip, I know!);)
Is it true there will be a supporters game before the Galway Utd? What time? Price?

Mrs Thistle

As far as i know the game between Galway and Rovers supporters kicks off at 3.30 on the all-weather pitch at the showgrounds, Rovers won the game last season and will be looking to keep hold of the trophy!, No charge for that game except players who will be renting out the all weather facility

gustavo · 11-04-2008 10:04am

Heading up tonight in hope rather than expectation , Derry have had a great start to the season , just hope that we give a good performance

dingo dog · 11-04-2008 11:53am

garth-marenghi wrote: »

As far as i know the game between Galway and Rovers supporters kicks off at 3.30 on the all-weather pitch at the showgrounds, Rovers won the game last season and will be looking to keep hold of the trophy!, No charge for that game except players who will be renting out the all weather facility

and how does one become involved in this match??

garth-marenghi · 11-04-2008 12:01pm

dingo dog wrote: »

and how does one become involved in this match??

Think the team is more or less made up at this stage from the lads over on foot.ie, Could ask on the bus on the way up dingo dog (or is it pseudo nim:D)

muffler · 11-04-2008 12:40pm

garth-marenghi wrote: »

Could ask on the bus on the way up dingo dog (or is it pseudo nim:D)

Noticed that alright.

tulipandthistle · 11-04-2008 10:56pm

Just checked out the score against Derry, 0 - 0 that's great, isn't it? How was the match? All on your best behaviour?....

tuppence · 11-04-2008 11:05pm

tulipandthistle wrote: »

Just checked out the score against Derry, 0 - 0 that's great, isn't it? How was the match? All on your best behaviour?....

Thats a good result I suppose against Derry. The bus is probably picking up people in watering holes in letterkenny as we speak on route back, who couldnt quite make it the whole way!;):D

gustavo · 12-04-2008 1:12am

Good game we deserved the draw , they didn't have too many if any clear cut chances , O'Grady and Almeida best for us

garth-marenghi · 12-04-2008 10:27am

Great result, Said it before but Almeida looks to be a very good signing, Felt like a win last night considering our record up there over the last few years,

muffler · 12-04-2008 12:21pm

Good result for any team to go to the Brandywell and come away with a point. Well done.

gustavo · 13-04-2008 7:19pm

tulipandthistle wrote: »

We're all sitting this one out....even the 2nd half at the pub (yes Mr Tulip, I know!);)
Is it true there will be a supporters game before the Galway Utd? What time? Price?

Mrs Thistle

http://foot.ie/forums/showthread.php?t=87618&page=2

thread about it there with all the participants , they are looking for a few more players apparently

garth-marenghi · 15-04-2008 10:06am

Looking forward to the Galway game, the supporters one as well although i doubt il grace the game with my silky skills as im well....crap,:o, Anyone on here going to play in it? It was good craic last year
Think Rovers going to have a tough time in the less important evening game;), Galway are meant to be awful so far this year but think they will up their performance a level for this game, Would be happy with any kind of a win, going for a 1-0 rovers victory, mauro with another header,:)

tulipandthistle · 15-04-2008 12:33pm

Might put the wee man in for the game - he's pretty good!

garth-marenghi · 15-04-2008 6:46pm

would mr tulip be interested in playing, can definitely see him roughing up a few galway lads in the centre of midfield:), Hopefully a good crowd will turn up especially after the great performance up in Derry

tuppence · 15-04-2008 7:53pm

garth-marenghi wrote: »

would mr tulip be interested in playing, can definitely see him roughing up a few galway lads in the centre of midfield:)

:eek::D:D

tulipandthistle · 16-04-2008 10:55am

garth-marenghi wrote: »

would mr tulip be interested in playing

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !!!!!!

tuppence · 17-04-2008 12:13am

garth-marenghi wrote: »

would mr tulip be interested in playing,

Dont you mean a Ya (YA YA YA......) then!;)

TequilaMockingBird · 17-04-2008 8:14am

tulipandthistle wrote: »

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !!!!!!

Nothing like a bit of marital support and encouragement.

:D:D

P.S. Any other women get the "If it wasn't for that knee injury, I'd have been up there with the best..."?

tulipandthistle · 17-04-2008 10:39am

sueme wrote: »

Nothing like a bit of marital support and encouragement.

:D:D

P.S. Any other women get the "If it wasn't for that knee injury, I'd have been up there with the best..."?

How did you know that was me laughng at the thought? Still laughing now!

Thistle

starbelgrade · 17-04-2008 11:27am

sueme wrote: »

Nothing like a bit of marital support and encouragement.

:D:D

P.S. Any other women get the "If it wasn't for that knee injury, I'd have been up there with the best..."?

I played full back on my school gaelic team... in the squad at the time were Dessie Farrell, Jason Sherlock & Kenny Cunningham. If it wasn't for those 2 left feet of mine....

TequilaMockingBird · 17-04-2008 11:37am

starbelgrade wrote: »

I played full back on my school gaelic team... in the squad at the time were Dessie Farrell, Jason Sherlock & Kenny Cunningham. If it wasn't for those 2 left feet of mine....

It is a well known medical condition, that consistently putting ones foot in ones mouth can result in two left feet.

:D:D

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