Shelbourne U13 player Addison Whelan gets Ronaldo’s jersey 😍#RedsTogether | #Since1895 pic.twitter.com/YgOp9f4ihF
— Shelbourne FC (@shelsfc) November 11, 2021
Last night.
Aviva Stadium, Dublin 4.
Fine and ban her from all home games.
‘Dream come true’ – young pitch invader secures Ronaldo jersey (RTÉ)
A new era. #DublinsFinest | #Since1895 pic.twitter.com/4kYzcJht35
— Shelbourne FC (@shelsfc) November 3, 2021
This afternoon.
The Duffman!
Duffster!
Damo!
Spice Duff!
Mr Duffinator!
Double D!
The Duffmeister!
OK, Stop that.
Damien Duff confirmed as Shelbourne manager (RTÉ)
Meanwhile…
The Duffman on the blower in 2002.
Name that mini-ringer, anyone?
He’s been to Shel and back.
Niall Farrell writes:
“For your consideration: The 1895 Trust, Shelbourne FC’s supporters’ trust, has launched Tosh – a new short documentary about lifelong Shels fan Tosh Moher.”
Previously: A Word In Your Shels Like
Shelbourne FC of the League of Ireland.
Fancy footwork.
Utilitarian poster design
Niall Farrell writes:
“The 1895 Trust, Shelbourne FC’s supporters’ trust, are holding an end-of-season social event this Friday at 7.30pm. Everyone is welcome along to celebrate the club, or just to celebrate the fantastic performers we’ll have on the night. Paul Curran (spoken word), Harbourmaster, Gavin White (from White Collar Boy) and Lewis Kenny (spoken word) are all performing in the Tolka Bar at Tolka Park [Richmond Rd, Drumcondra, Dublin] Tickets are €10 and can be bought on the door, with proceeds being evenly split between funding fixed costs related to the bar and The 1895 Trust….”
G’wan the reds.
Previously: Sparky
Mark ‘Sparky’ Rutherford arrived at league of Ireland club Shelbourne FC on loan from Birmingham City in 1991.
He has since played for Bohemians, Shamrock Rovers, St. Patrick’s Athletic and Longford Town.
And he’s still playing.
Niall Farrell writes
As part of FARE week, the 1895 Trust, the Supporters Trust for Shelbourne FC fans, has produced a documentary focusing on the career of Mark Rutherford. Rutherford talks about his career in Irish football, how he deals with discrimination and why, into his 40s, he still plays football.
The Trust is also working with Show Racism the Red Card and the FAI at tonight’s game in Tolka Park against Drogheda United to raise awareness of the aims of FARE week amongst fans of both clubs.
