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    Weekend 17th of May to 20th May

    Premier Division (all 19:45)

    Friday 17th

    Sligo v Bohemians
    Shelbourne v Waterford
    Dundalk v Shamrock Rovers
    Drogheda v Galway
    St Pats v Derry

    Monday 20th

    St Pats v Shelbourne
    Shamrock Rovers v Derry


    First Division

    Friday 17th (all 19:45)

    Wexford v Kerry
    UCD v Harps
    Cobh v Treaty
    Bray v Cork

    Saturday 18th

    Longford v Athlone (19:30)

    Monday 20th

    Wexford v Cobh (19:45)

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    Two good results for Rovers against Dundalk and Derry combined with the Stephen Kenny led Pats???? taking points of Shels and things could look better.
    Hopefully a few back for this double header.
    A win for Drogs over Galway combined with a Rovers win in Oriel would have Dundalk 9 adrift.
    I still feel they are to good/big to go down but Gartland leaving to join Kenny at Pats??? and King taking a bigger role doesnt auger well in terms of closiong a big gap.

    Cork without looking impressive have established an 8 point lead and go to a Bray side that are a mixed bag but capable of getting a result.
    UCD need to win a few to keep the league alive, hopefully Finner is back soon to drive them on

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    Wouldn't be surprised if Rovers pick up only 1 or 2 points from the weekend double headers. The team is clearly on the downward slope and descending rapidly -Any decent, organised team could take advantage and claim the league.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbgawa View Post
    Two good results for Rovers against Dundalk and Derry combined with the Stephen Kenny led Pats???? taking points of Shels and things could look better.
    Hopefully a few back for this double header.
    A win for Drogs over Galway combined with a Rovers win in Oriel would have Dundalk 9 adrift.
    I still feel they are to good/big to go down but Gartland leaving to join Kenny at Pats??? and King taking a bigger role doesnt auger well in terms of closiong a big gap.

    Cork without looking impressive have established an 8 point lead and go to a Bray side that are a mixed bag but capable of getting a result.
    UCD need to win a few to keep the league alive, hopefully Finner is back soon to drive them on
    Bray no better off points-wise compared to same stage last season, despite Ryan putting together a new squad effectively

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    If hotel prices weren't so high in Ireland it would be a good idea for the Derry team to stay around Dublin for the weekend. Use it as a mid-season training camp. Is there no way the FAI computer could prevent these back-to-back away fixtures over a weekend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wonder88 View Post
    If hotel prices weren't so high in Ireland it would be a good idea for the Derry team to stay around Dublin for the weekend. Use it as a mid-season training camp. Is there no way the FAI computer could prevent these back-to-back away fixtures over a weekend.
    Mark Scanlon was on LOI Central a few months back talking about this. He said the league don’t want Bohs/shels at home on the same night and the same with pats/rovers which makes it a headache to prevent back to back away games over a weekend for all clubs. I think most if not all teams will get stung with it this season at least once. Pats had Derry and Waterford away in one weekend in March (losing both and resulting in me questioning my sanity after travelling to both)
    Paaatrick's Agletic

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    They dont make any effort to stop it.

    Easter weekend we played twice away and Waterford played twice at home

    May B/H we had 2 home games and Waterford had 2 away

    The best part about it is that we played Waterford each weekend so all they had to do was flip those 2 games and it would have been both clubs with home/away over both weekends

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