Not sure if outspoken was watching the same game as the rest of us. Poor enough fare for the most part. "Beautiful" football is daft; hate to think what ye've been watching if you thought that was beautiful. Agree Longford were better first half and we were better the second.
9 points from the last seven matches; frustrating to be slipping up when Waterford and Cobh are too.
Big game next week. Should be a huge one, but Fran Gavin is an idiot.
Good analysis Allan. Can't argue with any of it, especially the last part. Most of the squad needs to be shown the door at the end of season if not sooner. Too many passengers.
That said I'm beginning to get worried by Mcdonalds team selection and substitutions. Some players he's continually picking needs to be dropped.
Last night was an utter shambles!
Alan Cawley was at the game, he said it was enjoyable to watch, two teams playing the game the right way. Your right tho that we are probably getting carried away after watching the tripe of earlier this season but all Town fans in attendance were blown away with the football we played first half. Second half we got tired as not use to playing that style and UCD could have nicked it. Really enjoyable game tho.Originally Posted by pineapple stu
That's the most entertaining thing I have seen today!
Well done Sir
I'm not really interested what Alan Cawley said about a match I was at tbh.
"Pants" was the phrase we agreed on at the match, coloured by frustration of course; we should be beating the likes of Longford handy enough, though missing our two biggest attacking threats cost us.
I've seen worse matches for sure. "Beautiful" it was not though. You've an awful habit of getting over-effusive about mundane stuff really.
UCD were poor compared to the last time I saw them when you absolutely passed us off the pitch first half up there. You resulted to a lot more long balls last night which said a lot about how we played first half. Second half UCD should've picked us off on the break with young Tristan clearly carrying a knock for us and leaving huge spaces in behind. Anyway, on we go, fancy us to beat waterford next week.
http://rebelradioccfc.com/ usually cover the games.
A man can have no greater love than give 90 minutes for his friends.
It's not exactly hard to take over an Alan Mathews 'coached' team to suddenly look like a football genius!
The Leinster Senior League needs a strong Bohemians
1-0 up on pats, second half underway. Pats down to ten, garvan sent off for an incident in the tunnel. Not at the game but apparently beattie dived to win a penalty...
If it stays this way, Cork need just 7 wins and a draw from the last 13 games to secure the title - and that's if Dundalk win every match from now to the end.
Derry dominate Sligo. FT 4-0
So if you think Bohs are big read this. http://www.astronomy.ie/perpespective.html
We beat Pat's by a goal. Penalty didn't look like a penalty. We played well, hit the woodwork a few times. Pat's keeper was absolutely fantastic. Man of the match for me and some top quality saves.
Sounds like Garvan threw a punch at halftime in the tunnel. Silly from him.
Another good win, even if our finishing was pretty poor.
Wonder why cork players feel the need to throw themselves like that for a penalty?
Afterall they never committ fouls and are the "greatest team in loi history"
What's the view then from Cork fans on the peno? Let be honest now, was it one of those 'I've seen them given' or was it very soft? The Pats official twitter was fairly to the point saying it was a dive by Dooley.
Anyway 7 more wins needed assuming we match all Cork's result (as mentioned above) and they are over the line. I think they might win it in early October though, they are bound to drop points during the euro games, it will be interesting what the margin will be over Dundalk in the end, it might be single figures yet.
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We were the complete other end, so not the best view, but it looked a dive from there. Obviously ref was closer but I'd be surprised if it was a legit penalty and v
Never a penalty.
A man can have no greater love than give 90 minutes for his friends.
Disappointing to read if this was the case then, from reports it appeared Cork 'battered them' (couldn't resist) for the second half, no need to go looking for pens then.
#DundalkFC - First Irish club to win an away game in Europe (1963), first Irish club to win points in a group stage in Europe (2016).
Thought being a Dundalk fan you'd be well used to seeing players throw themselves down.
I was at the other end but I never thought it was a pen.
I thought Beattie lost his footing going around the Pats player.
Others around me said they saw a leg going in but I didn't see it that way at all.
The Referee & the linesman on that side seemed pretty sure they saw something ?
I'm sure SR will show it in detail.
It ended 1-0 but it could have been much more.
O'Malley was brilliant in goal for Pats & we missed some awful chances.
Just glad to get the 3 points.
8 wouldn't have flattered ye
From where I was sitting it looked like a pen, but the majority view on the City forum is that it clearly wasn't. From what I remember my angle wouldn't have been very dissimilar to the ref's but the linesman would have had a better view of it.
There was a good shout for a peno a bit before the incident so maybe the officials were making up for that???
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