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PartySaint
01/10/2012, 11:52 PM
A 5-0 win for the Saints tonight with Vinny Faherty getting a hat trick. Delighted the result considering the starting players we were missing, Chambers, Bolger, Fagan, Soccy, Russell and our captain Conor Kenna. That win should be enough to ensure we qualify for Europe next season through a league position.
El-Pietro
02/10/2012, 7:27 AM
A 5-0 win for the Saints tonight with Vinny Faherty getting a hat trick. Delighted the result considering the starting players we were missing, Chambers, Bolger, Fagan, Soccy, Russell and our captain Conor Kenna. That win should be enough to ensure we qualify for Europe next season through a league position.
more importantly it guarantees Sligo don't get to lift the trophy in Turners Cross this week. Couldn't hack that at all
more importantly it guarantees Sligo don't get to lift the trophy in Turners Cross this week. Couldn't hack that at allThey hardly would have anyway but if there was the possibility it might have added a few to the gate.
Nah Nah Nah Nah
02/10/2012, 12:16 PM
Certainly won't be as many travelling now after last nights results
PartySaint
02/10/2012, 1:39 PM
more importantly it guarantees Sligo don't get to lift the trophy in Turners Cross this week. Couldn't hack that at all
It does mean they can win it against us in the Showgrounds on Saturday week now, unless Cork can do us a favour.
El-Pietro
02/10/2012, 1:45 PM
ideal scenario, we beat Sligo to screw up their chances, then we beat Pats on the last day to take the title from them and hand it back to Sligo.
I've been looking at the table the last few weeks trying to figure out who I wouldn't mind winning the league and I can't choose any of the clubs above us, so the best case scenario is to play spoiler. I guess I just don't like football teams not called Cork City
I guess I want St. Pats to win it the least, so theres that, and then Drogs would be a close second, so as much as a I dislike Sligo they don't register as high on my list as the others
PartySaint
02/10/2012, 2:12 PM
I guess I just don't like football teams not called Cork City
So yo didn't like Cork For a Scoop?
El-Pietro
02/10/2012, 2:53 PM
I said don't, in the present tense... or some other handy excuse
ideal scenario, we beat Sligo to screw up their chances, then we beat Pats on the last day to take the title from them and hand it back to Sligo.
All that matters is that City win as many matches as possible between now and the end of the season.
It would be great to beat Sligo though considering we threw away a 2 goal lead up there the last day but the fact that we haven't played in 2 weeks might hamper us.
adamd164
02/10/2012, 8:17 PM
Dundalk essentially consigned to finishing last tonight. Losing 2-0 to Derry. If it stays that way they are 9 pts adrift with 3 games left and a far inferior goal difference.
bullit
02/10/2012, 8:21 PM
Dundalk essentially consigned to finishing last tonight. Losing 2-0 to Derry. If it stays that way they are 9 pts adrift with 3 games left and a far inferior goal difference.
2nd last ;)
adamd164
02/10/2012, 8:28 PM
The players may have given up and essentially be resting for the playoff now but it can't be doing confidence much good to be trashed every week. On the other hand, either Longford or Waterford will be getting to the playoff on a high after beating the other side.
nigel-harps1954
02/10/2012, 8:29 PM
On the other hand, Waterford will be getting to the playoff on a high after beating the other side.
Fixed for you.
Charlie Darwin
02/10/2012, 9:16 PM
A 5-0 win for the Saints tonight with Vinny Faherty getting a hat trick. Delighted the result considering the starting players we were missing, Chambers, Bolger, Fagan, Soccy, Russell and our captain Conor Kenna. That win should be enough to ensure we qualify for Europe next season through a league position.
They must have thought they were playing Shamrock Rovers.
NeverFeltBetter
02/10/2012, 11:15 PM
Considering the prize that awaits the final loser of that play-off - a plot in the "graveyard" - this is the biggest promotion/relegation match-up in years.
bullit
03/10/2012, 1:29 AM
I said it once already but here goes for the 2nd attempt.How do you ease players into a relagation/promotion playoff battle on the back of two heavy defeats like that?(11-0 agg)
Saint Gerards novena starts in Dundalk next week,maybe the players can turn up at that cos thay havent turned up for feck all else all season :(
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