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Well we've being doing it all season so why stop now ?!
I'm going for 1-1. I think Sean will pick a strong Rovers team as he won't want them to lose at the end of a great season . McT to give us the lead,but Kilkenny to score late as Rovers get tired.
yeah i agree, i think he will play players he knows wont be around next season
Would agree with 1-1. I hope he does pick a strong side.
im going for 3-2.nothing to play for so the passing game might develop and goals will come.
2-2
flannery to get both
scully to look good
Yet another draw I'd say:o. 1-1 with McT getting the goal
I predict a nice end of season draw with both teams ending up happy with their seasons work. And I predict pints in the Sceilp Inn afterwards.
I can't make it home for it unfortunately - don't like missing the end of season game.
If ye stay in Kilkenny have a good time lads.
1-0 to the bit o'red! Mickey Mac to net the winner.
Ya, I reckon it'll be 1-1 aswell with McTiernan scoring, and Scully getting a header for Kilkenny late on! Ah sure he couldn't do it to us, could he, he loves us!;)
im goin to go 1-0 rovers and FAZ:rolleyes: to score:D
Rouse(GK),
Rossiter(LB),
Cretaro(RB),
Burns(CB),
McNamara(CB).
McCartney(LM),
Kuduzovic(RM),
Feeney(CM),
Foley(CM)
Brown(CF),
McTiernan(CF)
Jim Sheridan is on the bench. First time this season.
1-0 to us now. Liam Burns in the 23rd minute,:).
1-1 now, half time:(.
2-1 kilkenny
Yep, looks like we're ending the season with a defeat:(.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redtop
Gareth Gorman nearly scored twice tonight:eek:.
:D.
Alvin Rouse: Could do nothing to prevent either goals but got away with some early hesitancy thanks to his defence. Solid once he settled into the game.
Rafael Cretaro: Didn’t make as much of an impact from full-back as he has done in recent games but provided a threat when switched to left midfield.
Ian Rossiter: Asked to play out of position and coped well, although Jamie Duffy was always threatening. Delivery was good before he picked up an injury.
Michael McNamara: One early error aside, it was another solid performance from the captain, although he looked a little uncomfortable in the centre of the park when he was asked to cover.
Liam Burns: A faultless display defensively was complimented by a very well-taken goal. An integral part of Rovers’ success this season.
Steve Feeney: Deserved a full game and didn’t disappoint. Showed some nice touches and got forward regularly. Switched up front towards the end and looked dangerous.
Ciaran Foley: Apart from one or two wayward passes he had a good first-half but a yellow-card early in the second forced him to hold back a little. A wonderful chip pass almost created a goal.
Fahrudin Kudozovic: An improved performance from the Bosnian, who showed some nice touches and had a number of shots. Faded as the match progressed.
Paul Brown: Constantly looked frustrated and badly wanted a goal but never got the clear chance he was hoping for. His all-round contribution was good.
Paul McTiernan: Looked dangerous in the early stages but picked up an injury and was unable to shake it off, forcing his withdrawal at the start of the second-half.
Jason McCartney: Very lively in the first-half and he competed well and got some good deliveries. A little unlucky to be withdrawn after an hour.
Philip Gallagher (for Rossiter): Looked a little rusty initially and some of his delivery was wayward but settled in well defensively.
Jim Sheridan (for McTiernan): Got a rare run out and did fine alongside Burns at centre-back for the majority of the second-half.
Gareth Gorman (for McCartney): Got involved straight away when introduced and took charge of the corners and free-kicks. Caught a little flat-footed, like the rest of the defence, for the winning goal.
Above is from the Sligo Weekender.