The Official Cabinteely FC Thread

Stillhuntinghenry wrote: Surely some players will actually leave them as they are happy playing local and don't want to travel to Finn park, wexford and Cobh. Surely mervue or salthill would be better equipped saying they have done it before. The whole thing is a joke, if those sheep shagging feckers in ballybofey can't get up this season theyll never get up

thebronze14 wrote: Stillhuntinghenry wrote: Surely some players will actually leave them as they are happy playing local and don't want to travel to Finn park, wexford and Cobh. Surely mervue or salthill would be better equipped saying they have done it before. The whole thing is a joke, if those sheep shagging feckers in ballybofey can't get up this season theyll never get up And replace the knuckledraggers from the dogtrack along the way the way things are shaping up for ye Even if we don't at least we run the club the right way

Run the club the right way you've been in the first for ten years, play in a spud field, pay less than local junior sides, been bust a few times and in the words of the raider "you've got no fans !"

A right model of success right enough.

thebronze14. Agree with you Harps have stayed the coarse. The League would be a lot worst off with out Harps. Although the new ground is a long time coming.

thebronze14 wrote: We're moving into a new ground, club does great work in the community and we live within our means since we dropped out of PL...We don't do double contracts and didn'r actually go bust and have to start again like a neighbouring club

But I'm not the one on here slabbering that Derry are a great club. However we do live within our means, we are a full time club, we produce the majority of our own players (and quite a few of yours), we get bigger crowds, play a division higher and regularly move players onto the professional game in Britain .

There really is no comparison, you will always be our little sheep shagging, spud picking, barnbrac eating, Daniel-loving neighbours.

...in saying that I'd love ye's back in the prem   

Getting at other teams for their crowds in the LOI is a case of pot, kettle, black. We've been in the mire for a while now so that explains poor attendences. To be honest Derry's appears like it is dwindling as well. Saw the crowd ye brought to the cup semi and it was fairly surprising tbh! Nice stereotypes At least we're not all Ra head, knuckle dragger muckers See ye in the playoffs!

http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/richard-sadlier-cabinteely-could-show-irish-clubs-how-to-organise-30953733.html

I don't think you have to be a LOI club to enter . Open to correction on that though

BabbsBalls wrote: What's the criteria to enter the LOI (ground size etc.) ?

It appears to be saying yes.

Stillhuntinghenry wrote: More importantly, have they got any ultras (twiggy was looking to know init)

Think London Donovan is jumping ship to these, but he will have the butler throwing the shapes for him