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I hope ye don't suffer as a result of ye're European brilliance and inability to beat a poor Harps side last night, but ye do have a small squad, and tiredness is bound to kick in soon(especially with Ricos beliefs in 'football football football' in training rather fitness work).
But its gotta be at the back of ye're minds............... :eek:
Backlog was at the front of everyone's minds after the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeSoap
League game away to Harps now won't be played till after the Slavia games. Derry have a chance to go level with us at the weekend.
Derry's squad isn't that big either, though.
Worst thing about last night was the reinforcment of the fact that we have struggled against teams lower down the league at home.
Have drawn with UCD, Bray, Longford & Waterford at home, lost to Drogs. Also the goals have dried up over the last few weeks.
Title race is wide open. Probably go to the wire I'd say.
wouldn't agree that our squad is small, its well capable of dealing with these fixtures- its just that Rico isn't very fond of rotating/resting players. IMO, we should have made four or five changes for the game on Monday, but Rico thought otherwise, and considering the job he's done, he's entitled to make this decisions.
I think he's making a few changes for Saturdays match. I'm sure he said it on the radio. I hope he starts Wille Bruts to give Johno a rest and start Colin O'Brian instead of George. Just to give those players a chance to show what they are make of.
Put the big spoon down and back away from the Cork City Forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeSoap
If you like we could take back our players from ye just to bolster our squad a bit.
Still Oriel Park was always a hard place to go to. Ouch
I think bruts is cup-tied, because he wasn't even on the bench on monday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rebal Boy
Is JoeSoap trolling?
He doesn't seem to post much on Limerick forum but mayne not much to talk about...?
:confused:
No spoon...it was a genuine query. A fixtures backlog helps nobody, and I think ye're squad is pretty light, so I was just making that point.Quote:
Originally Posted by razor
As for all of those players.......lets see, Jamie Nolan and.....Jamie Nolan and.....Jamie Nolan....oh, theres only one. Sorry.
Oriel Park.... :eek: :eek: .....some pitch.
and i'd have given him back ages ago. :rolleyes: while muttering something about lazy useless bass tards.
would it be harder than going to pike rovers sports ground in the league cup last season i wonder? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by razor
Cork City have NO fixture backlog. After this week they'll have played 1 less game than Derry in the league with over 2 months left in season.
Oh most definitely, 4 times harder. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by declan hide
surely you mean 2 times :D ...wasnt it 2-0 to limerick that evening! so 2 x 2 = 4! :cool:
Its so long ago I can't remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by declan hide
It was 2-0 in the FAI Cup quarter final in 1992 though.
i remember it...and when ye win the league this year i'll tell everyone! :D
I hope you weren't one of the Limerick lads that tried to "take" the Shed that day, silly boys.Quote:
Originally Posted by declan hide
But Cormac Cotter, what a finish, i'll never forget that.
Derry have 22 players in the squad, so we can cope with injuries. Big night tonight if we can beat Drogs we go level on points after possibly going 9 behind. Its going to be some finish. Drogs are due a performance against us this season we have beat them 2-0 away and 3-0 at home and also dumped them out of the league cup on pensQuote:
Originally Posted by paudie
The Harps game is on next TuesdayQuote:
Originally Posted by paudie
Can't see any chance of that happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
U-21 game against France is on Tuesday night at the Cross, with Liam and Roy in the squad.
How do you know that? I haven't seen that announced & city official website usually quick with those.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman