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@1FCKobe Name and shame

Cork City players and staff with personalised number plates. The game is gone 😢

“I’m disconnected. I don’t feel good about it. I still love the game, but I find it hard to go to Turner’s Cross now” Went to Cork to sit down with City legend Patsy Freyne & chat about his career & hear why he doesn’t go to the Cross anymore Piece👇🏻 independent.ie/sport/soccer/l…

@TheOther3Amigos Toughts on the first half of the shed still not reopened

📩 It’s the Monday after a 4-1 win and you know what that means - the mailbag is open! What’s on your mind this week? #CCFC84 #TOTAP #RebelArmy

@craigkiely123 Photo is obviously taken by a photographer on the pitch so it would already be in the public domain. Moron.

Why would you rat on your own fans showing me mans face holding the white smoke😂😂

@jambons14 What group is this then shitty jocks

Commandos starting on there own club really sums it all up City fighting city I’ve seen it all 🙄

Barry Coffey goal sparks pitch invasion/wild celebrations Cork City v Galway United 2022 League of Ireland

@AqD72 Thank you f45 for ruining pyro

Thank you LOI for not making us go up to Oriel park for the rest of the year

Loudest fans in Ireland? Cork City away fans in Waterford

Jump up for the Cork City fans v Shelbourne 2011 League of Ireland

@Kieran_B_Sport You’d want to drop it your obsessed. You can really tell longford don’t have an ultra group as you have no idea what ultras do.

This puts to bed the whole "it was just kids" argument. Embarrassing behaviour that tarnishes the name of every football fan in Ireland. We all complain about over policing, well, thank these gobshites. independent.ie/regionals/lout…

Pyro has been thrown on a pitch for displays, which is nothing new. The media have ran away with the whole thing.

@shauns_personal Do you not remember when nbb fucked it up against pats a couple of seasons back

And just like that, the F45 group fuck up the growing display culture in the LOI, im sure more clubs will follow suit🤦🏻‍♂️

@Kieran_B_Sport Are you still harping on about this man. It’s a game of football these things happen

This seems to be an unpopular opinion but I can't see why? What happened on Friday was premeditated criminal damage; of course, prosecutions should be sought. The FAI have fumbled the ball on this issue. We've seen players, officials and fans struck but weak punishments given.

@45_ultras Context?

We stand firmly and unapologetically with Joanna Byrne. We call on all supporters across the League of Ireland to stand with her. As a group, we always do our utmost to keep politics out of the game we love. Football should be about community, pride, and unity. However, we will not stay quiet and stand by while one of our own is brought down. There are moments when silence is not neutrality,it is complicity,and this is one of those moments. Our club was built on Irish soil by Irish people, rooted in our communities and our shared history. The Trivela Group are entitled to their political views, but we firmly believe those views must be kept as far away as possible from our football club. We must never forget our own history, especially in times like this. And we will not roll over on our beliefs because of anyone else’s politics. When one of our own is targeted, we stand together! United, unwavering, and proud.

@EoinDonovan11 @AndrewHorgan Just tell everyone where he lives Eoin

@AndrewHorgan Let's be honest, everybody knows he was never leaving. Firstly, Claudia Rose Long (his partner) is from Cork. Secondly, they have a one year old child, and thirdly, they just bought a house in Togher.

Seani Maguire: I was flattered by Shamrock Rovers interest but I never wanted to leave Cork City irishexaminer.com/sport/soccer/a…

@CiaranQuinn18 @McDonnellDan Ultras complaining about other ultras doing what ultras do??

@McDonnellDan You need to add in the fact that he was able to run from one side of the stadium to another and back without being touched . Just goes to show how bad security is in Derry 👍

Not sure what started it but half time issue here seemingly involving a flag which led to small number of visiting fans going down to the Derry end. Security a bit late to the party.

Blue nets, blue walls, and now naming the stadium after themselves all since Cork City agreed a long-term lease. A totally selfish set of acts from the @MunsterFA , who, despite owning the stadium, could probably struggle to pay the bills without its anchor tenants Cork City FC.

The colours are green, white and f**** red!!! Nonsense this… #CCFC84