Okay result for us, not great though. I wanted Dundalk to hammer them, to keep the gap between us irrespective of tomorrows result. It means we now must get a point at least to maintain the gap. Pretty confident we'll get it though.
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Okay result for us, not great though. I wanted Dundalk to hammer them, to keep the gap between us irrespective of tomorrows result. It means we now must get a point at least to maintain the gap. Pretty confident we'll get it though.
ha, we'll seeQuote:
Originally Posted by joeSoap
I'm hoping for a draw from Cobh L37, with a mass of suspensions for each side as well.
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Originally Posted by joeSoap
Is it not a bit early to write off L37s chances of actually winning the league,particularly with the additional players who ,those ,supposedly in the know on this site,reckon will improve dramatically on the team and subsequentially the results.The arguement therefore being that a draw between the 2 teams above L37 is a better result on the basis the L37 will catch them in the second half of the league?????
Reastically I believe that an eight point gap (although we have tomorrow night in hand) is going to be a very very hard one to breach, and I firmly believe that consolidation is whats important. I can't see that Dundalk side dropping points to anyone outside the top four with the exception of Shels. All the top four are going to take points from each other, and thats why its imperative we don't lose tomorrow night.
Think it was a good result for everyone in first division...keeps it open...
Dont forget lads if ye are coming to Cobh Tomorrow night that the club is having a fundraising draw after the match...1st prize a trip to the charity shield...plus many more prizes..tkts only 5euro...ask in bar for more info....
yeah lads and im doing the funraising fun run so sponsor me!:D:D. Hope few fans stay after the match for bit of banter, yere all more than welcome anyway lads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rams-07