View Full Version : Cobh Ramblers v Dundalk
Dj Duffer
16/03/2006, 2:11 PM
Is there anyone travelling to this match does anyone know? I reckon a draw would be a good result but i would be thrilled with the win!
Dj Duffer
17/03/2006, 5:45 PM
1 nil to rams after 41 minutes Willy Bruton scored! Nice One!
Rebal Boy
17/03/2006, 5:49 PM
1 nil to rams after 41 minutes Willy Bruton scored! Nice One!
Yes biy. A win for Rams here would be a HUGE result. I hope they hold on. I feel they need atlest 1 more. Is there many gone up??
Dj Duffer
17/03/2006, 5:54 PM
Dont think there was many who made the trip. Ya think they need another goal definetly. It would be an excelent win if they hold on though! Come on!!!
Dj Duffer
17/03/2006, 6:57 PM
Yes Boy!!!!!! 1-0 away against Dundalk is a terrific result! I would have been happy with the draw but a win will do!!!
Comic Book Guy
18/03/2006, 9:24 AM
Drove up from Dublin for the game, Ramblers won comfortably, Dundalk were so bad it was untrue, have to say Rams did not play all that great but they did not have to, Ramblers should have won by more than the one.
Roll on the next game v Athlone.
Rambler1
19/03/2006, 10:09 AM
Drove up from Dublin for the game, Ramblers won comfortably, Dundalk were so bad it was untrue, have to say Rams did not play all that great but they did not have to, Ramblers should have won by more than the one.
Roll on the next game v Athlone.
Great result for the Rams. What was the pitch like CBG.? Obviously it helped a lot with the lads used to the astroturf here.
Comic Book Guy
19/03/2006, 12:00 PM
Pitch is great, it would suit a team who wanted to play the ball on the ground, for some odd reason the ball was up in the air a lot but the wind was very strong and very very cold. A dundalk fan told me they make around €2k a week renting their pitch out!
ramblers
19/03/2006, 1:04 PM
From the paper I see there was a few changes. Carey back in defence and Coleman pushed in to his more suited position Midfield. How did he play in midfiled?
Rambler1
19/03/2006, 5:31 PM
Pitch is great, it would suit a team who wanted to play the ball on the ground, for some odd reason the ball was up in the air a lot but the wind was very strong and very very cold. A dundalk fan told me they make around €2k a week renting their pitch out!
Sounds like we should look at something similar, maybe not at St Colmans but at another venue and save on paying someone else to rent astroturf.....would also be good for all underage teams coming thru....
Dj Duffer
19/03/2006, 5:47 PM
Sounds like we should look at something similar, maybe not at St Colmans but at another venue and save on paying someone else to rent astroturf.....would also be good for all underage teams coming thru....
Agree with you Rambler1 it would save a lot of money for the club. Is the surface in Oriel park the same as the new artificial surface in Mayfield park?
Comic Book Guy
19/03/2006, 5:55 PM
It's the exact same type
Rambler1
19/03/2006, 5:57 PM
Agree with you Rambler1 it would save a lot of money for the club. Is the surface in Oriel park the same as the new artificial surface in Mayfield park?
Not sure on that DJ, but I know Dundalk surface has passed any UEFA regulations re playing pitches as they got a pro company to install, This would be a massive initial investment as their playing surface is up to UEFA standards but think that we could lookm at slightly lower standard surface with a view to still making that sort of money as €40/hr x 60 hrs week(or more) = a lot of cash in.
Rebal Boy
19/03/2006, 7:13 PM
Great win for Rams. They need to go on from here and beat Athlone. Its no good winning away up the country and dropping points at home. You need to win the home games if you want to win thge title and get promation.
Magicme
19/03/2006, 10:18 PM
Drove up from Dublin for the game, Ramblers won comfortably, Dundalk were so bad it was untrue, have to say Rams did not play all that great but they did not have to, Ramblers should have won by more than the one.
Roll on the next game v Athlone.
Exactly what I was hoping to hear! :D
Are many of you gonna make the trip northwards for our game since we have so kindly switched it to the Sunday afternoon for ya?
rammie
19/03/2006, 10:19 PM
dead right Rebal Boy, look what happened to us last season, massive results away from home and poor at home ... hoping a lot was learned from last season. There are five teams who can win this league, I reckon it'll be determination and sacrifice that will separate the champions from the rest.
Dave Scully is an absolute professional who demands high standards on and off the pitch, and I think he will have Rovers focused to the point of obsession ... this is what Henderson has to instill in his team also, he has the players that are well capable of winning this league.
The five teams are; Rams, Rovers,Galway,Harps and Dundalk.
bluemovie
23/03/2006, 11:55 AM
1 nil to rams after 41 minutes Willy Bruton scored! Nice One!
His first goal since the 2004 Cup final. Didn't score once for either Waterford or Cork last season.
Dj Duffer
23/03/2006, 2:35 PM
His first goal since the 2004 Cup final. Didn't score once for either Waterford or Cork last season.
First of many for Ramblers this year!
His first goal since the 2004 Cup final. Didn't score once for either Waterford or Cork last season.
his 3rd for rams this season.
dead right Rebal Boy, look what happened to us last season, massive results away from home and poor at home ... hoping a lot was learned from last season. There are five teams who can win this league, I reckon it'll be determination and sacrifice that will separate the champions from the rest.
Dave Scully is an absolute professional who demands high standards on and off the pitch, and I think he will have Rovers focused to the point of obsession ... this is what Henderson has to instill in his team also, he has the players that are well capable of winning this league.
The five teams are; Rams, Rovers,Galway,Harps and Dundalk.
pat.....
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