Fair play to them:).Quote:
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Fair play to them:).Quote:
Originally Posted by Ocean FM website
choice's hero status goes up another level
Wait til The Stars hears about him scoring today:D.Quote:
Originally Posted by Red4Eva
paul here,nd sean kelly in goals:D
good man the Choice....he was saving himself for today,thats why he sat out a lot of yesterdays gameQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
WHen and where is the semi does anybody know?:confused:
in salthill id say, if they got salthill devon away?
Well done. Hopefully we'll see you in the final!
Next Saturday in Salthill.
===================== Brush ======================
=== Coleman ===== Gaule ======= Mulligan ===== Kelly =====
=== Creane ====== Curran ====== Mannion ===== Gallagher ==
=============== Finan ======= Aisien =================
Was the team yesterday,from what i hear Choice had a great game.
Will there be a bus going?
if 15 people want to go then there will be:cool: i somehow doubt it
no bellew?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamesie
Chipped a bone in is ankle in the first training session with Rob (last wednesday i think), out for 6/8 weeks,on crutches.
ill go to the final.. where is it?
Drum, Co.Galway at 1pm tomorrow. Enjoy it!Quote:
Originally Posted by SligoBrewer
If Rovers win tomorrow I think the final will be in the Showgrounds
they lost 2-0 today
ragin..
From Ocean FM
http://www.oceanfm.ie/onair/sligolei...leid=000001856
Sligo Rovers U-21 side were beaten 2-0 by Salthill-Devon in the semi-final of the Dr. Tony O'Neill League which was played in Drum this afternoon with a strong breeze affecting playing conditions. Richard Brush was by far the busier of the two keepers as he produced three good saves in the first half to keep Salthill-Devon at bay. However three minutes into first half stoppage time and the home side took the lead as Vinny Faherty headed home from close range. Despite having the wind behind them in the second half Rovers failed to create any chances and Salthill doubled their lead when Mickey Gilmor scored in the 52nd to secure their place in the final.
Sligo Rovers U-21: Richard Brush, Seamus Coleman, Emlyn Mulligan, Colin Gaule, Sean Kelly, Colin Ryan, Gary Curran, Mikey Creane, Oisin Mannion, Ferdinand Soundjok, Gary Finan.
who??:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by redrov2005