QuoteAny chance of a crowd over 500 tonight?
Hm. I'm involved in the voluntaries, and can say that E150 or so would be normal (maybe cheap) for a game. So at least we can quantify how much of the rate-payer's money is being wasted keeping Fingal games safe.
Any chance of a crowd over 500 tonight?
Hard to tell really, just depends on the weather. If it stays dry then yes.Originally Posted by LeixlipRed
We'll be without Pender and most likely McCabe, 2 big losses for us. Mulcah is back though.
It's on the telly, you know
COME ON BRAY!!
I thought the game was very entertaining in the conditions.
He had an ankle injury in the run up to the Drogheda game and was only a sub that night, it looked like he took a really heavy knock in the first leg against Fingal and was taken off with about 15 minutes to go. It looked like he was struggling leaving the pitch and my first thought was that he was out of the 2nd leg. I reckon it will be a last minute decision, possibly start from the bench.
According to the fixture list in today's Irish Indo the relegation/promotion game tonight is between Drogheda and Shelbourne.
It doesn't feel right wanting fingal to get promoted here.
You want Fingal to be promoted?
Fair play to ya
Yeah simply because they will have a big budget again next year and I don't want us to be up against that next season.You want Fingal to be promoted?
Fair play to ya
Super save there.
Ye finished above them this year, do it again next year and I'd say ye'll be champions. (That's if Bray win tonight, which is as likely as Ireland winning on Wednesday)
True enough but I would still expect if they didn't go up then they would be too strong for us next season.
Bray are doing quite well here in fairness. Cant completly rule it out
It doesn't matter if we go down, seeing Foran's Zidane spin has made my season regardless!
The attendance at the Carlisle is crap by the way, considering the importance of this game to football in Bray.
Some double save from Quigley from Flood and Byrne's shots!
The fecking internet decided to break about 5 minutes before kickoff, so I missed it live! Just caught it on the replay there.
From the TV pictures, I'd guess the Bray attendance at about 400, and maybe 100 from Fingal. Very, very poor.
tbf the second one wasn't really a save - he just happened to be getting up and the ball hits him on the shoulder
Kom Igen, FCK...
Bray just don't seem to have any luck at all going their way. Any other match and they would be at least 2 up at half time. It does make me wonder though if Bray score will the floodgates open and will they go on and score 3.
Aon, dó, trí, bhí mé i mo luí, thit mé den leaba, he! he! he!
Fingers firmly crossed!
When was the last time Bray scored 3 in a match, was in Galway at the start of the season?!3-3 draw or sumit?
Nah that was 2-2
Posting Permissions
Bookmarks