love rte live football on wet night

P_Cash

Can they not solve this problem now a day, even a massive brolly or something

dmc17

Your tv is fcuked!

keith16

Bag of ****.

PizzamanIRL

Bring your TV indoors.

DEFTLEFTHAND

I can see Cork pipping those plastic pitch lads to the title.

catallus

Some of them are kicking the football with their head!

DEFTLEFTHAND

The TV is picking up some fierce swearing on the sidelines.

DEFTLEFTHAND

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

The TV is picking up some fierce swearing on the sidelines.

"Will ya get him to hurry up ta ****!?". :pac:

Absoluvely

What I want to know is why those water blobs always appear hexagonal.

Don't Chute!

I'd rather watch raindrops then league of ireland "football"

Balmed Out

the worst was the behind the goal replay of the last Bray chance. It wasn't rain drops but water streaming over the lens.

Anyhow come on City!!:)

dxhound2005

Balmed Out wrote: »

the worst was the behind the goal replay of the last Bray chance. It wasn't rain drops but water streaming over the lens.

Anyhow come on City!!:)

Dundalk to do the treble over Cork next week.

Balmed Out

dxhound2005 wrote: »

Dundalk to do the treble over Cork next week.

Yere still favorites in my book but we will see. Great season for city regardless. I still can't quite believe we have a chance of winning the title this season.

One of the great things about LOI is its never so predictable.

dxhound2005

Balmed Out wrote: »

Yere still favorites in my book but we will see. Great season for city regardless. I still can't quite believe we have a chance of winning the title this season.

One of the great things about LOI is its never so predictable.

I was just remarking that to my mate on the way to Oriel last week. There must be 8 or 10 clubs which won the league in the last 20 years (you can include Dundalk next week). Including some like Shels who subsequently got relegated. Wouldn't happen in many other countries.

Balmed Out

dxhound2005 wrote: »

I was just remarking that to my mate on the way to Oriel last week. There must be 8 or 10 clubs which won the league in the last 20 years (you can include Dundalk next week). Including some like Shels who subsequently got relegated. Wouldn't happen in many other countries.

I know. Most of my mates hoped for city to get top four but would have been expecting 5th or 6th and here we are getting ready to thrash Dundalk to take the title!;)

branie2

I like a film on a wet night

ClovenHoof

black and amber wrote: »

I'd rather watch raindrops then league of ireland "football"

No doubt an Ireland fan who hates the English - but has tears streaming down his face at the pub watching his 'beloved' Burnley while screaming 'we', 'us' and 'them' in a put on Cockney Accent.

Don't Chute!

ClovenHoof wrote: »

No doubt an Ireland fan who hates the English - but has tears streaming down his face at the pub watching his 'beloved' Burnley while screaming 'we', 'us' and 'them' in a put on Cockney Accent.

Wrong. My username is a big hint as to the team i follow.

dxhound2005

black and amber wrote: »

Wrong. My username is a big hint as to the team i follow.

They can't play any sort of football there.

dmc17

black and amber wrote: »

Wrong. My username is a big hint as to the team i follow.

Hull City?

Lon.C

black and amber wrote: »

Wrong. My username is a big hint as to the team i follow.

Hull City Tigers???

D'oh, dmc17 your quick.

Balmed Out

dxhound2005 wrote: »

They can't play any sort of football there.

That's not true Sean Maguire is from those parts and is one of Accrington Stanley's finest.

Don't Chute!

dxhound2005 wrote: »

They can't play any sort of football there.

Good!

Jamsiek

black and amber wrote: »

I'd rather watch raindrops then league of ireland "football"

So you're just here to troll then?

anncoates

black and amber wrote: »

Wrong. My username is a big hint as to the team i follow.

Wolves?

lertsnim

Jamsiek wrote: »

So you're just here to troll then?

It's a valid opinion. If someone disagrees with your POV it doesn't mean they're trolling.

Jamsiek

lertsnim wrote: »

It's a valid opinion. If someone disagrees with your POV it doesn't mean they're trolling.

He goes on to a thread about Monday Night Football just to wind up people.
If he's not interested, why comment?

Paddyfield

I'd rather watch a League of Ireland game in the rain than an English Premier League game in the sun. Sure, the standard in the Premier League is vastly superior, but the opportunity to watch raw talent is special. I've seen many players in the League Of Ireland before they ventured to the land of mega bucks such as David Forde, Shane Long and Kevin Doyle.

This year I saw the names of the future playing for newly promoted Galway United FC most notably one Ryan Manning (who sat his Leaving Cert in June) who has scouts watching him every week. He is sublime.

topper75

black and amber wrote: »

I'd rather watch raindrops then league of ireland "football"

There are people who crave glamour by association for some form of self-validation, and then there are people who genuinely love the game of association football. Easy enough to spot which is which in this country.

Mint Sauce

Jamsiek wrote: »

So you're just here to troll then?

Says the one who resurrected a month old thread.