Bit them in the arse.
By this stage we’ve all heard about the bizarre Bray Wanderers – North Korea saga.
Two months after labelling Wicklow as the “North Korea of Ireland for business”, the club are still getting stick for their flamboyant statement announcing the sale of their picturesque Carlisle Grounds.
Shamrock Rovers’ last away game of the season will see them take a trip to Bray to take on the Wicklow side, and they were quick to grasp the opportunity to take a swipe at Harry Kenny’s men.
The obvious joke proved impossible to resist for the Shams’ Twitter account, but it wasn’t long before the Wanderers were swiping back.
What followed was a terrific Twitter thread courtesy of our humorous clubs.
Cutting from the Tallaght based outift.
Our last away game of the season is a far one as we travel to North Korea next Friday October 20th to face @BrayWanderers. KO is 7.45PM 🛫
— Shamrock Rovers FC (@ShamrockRovers) October 13, 2017
Great response from Bray, with the Rovers having dropping points against Sligo Rovers on Friday.
We extend a warm welcome to our neighbours Shams who dropped points tonight against Sligo Rovers FC
— Bray Wanderers FC (@BrayWanderers) October 13, 2017
Solidarity between Wicklow and Sligo. That bond runs deep.
No need to involve us. But….. pic.twitter.com/lwKArJPtsE
— Sligo Rovers (@sligorovers) October 13, 2017
Shams’ responded with a belter, referencing their involvement in Europe, inciting jealousy from Bray.
We extend a warm welcome to Europe to our next opponents Bray Wand..
oh wait.. pic.twitter.com/Hc00PuZfgf
— Shamrock Rovers FC (@ShamrockRovers) October 13, 2017
Savage, savage put down to bring it all to a halt.
Yes – hope your find your way this time and do better than last time ! pic.twitter.com/xNVCuLnaDe
— Bray Wanderers FC (@BrayWanderers) October 13, 2017
Great stuff from the LOI clubs.
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