What kinda of team should we put out? Have we any injuries/suspensions?
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What kinda of team should we put out? Have we any injuries/suspensions?
I presume Devine is still suspended.
I'm unsure of the situations with Ryan and Darren Murphy.
I heard the other night that Muphy is still in recovery mode but from a serial crap-talker.
Apparently Colm Carroll is pushing for a place on the bench, probably for next week.
I'd go with
------------------------McNulty--------------------
Horgan-----Dan Murray--------Darren Murphy---Ryan
-------------------------Gamble--------------------
------------Healy------------------Farrelly---------
McSweeney--------------------------------Kearney
------------------------JOF-----------------------
with Leon and Kearney actually attacking.
However, Rico'll play the 4-4-2 with Woods and BOC.
That would be some line up alright, would love to see it happen. It is strange that we haven't seen Murphy since he won Player of the Month a while back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Throw Cillian in for Hoggy.
I'm surpised the game hasn't been put back a night or two.
Sympathies to Hoggy an excellent guy and model pro on the loss of his dad, Mary, who is a pleasure to deal with everytime i want something awkward done in the shop
and mostly to all of Pats family.
edit-----> Apparently Cillian and Darragh Ryan are out aswell. It looks like BI Billy and BOC or Kelly in the full-back slots.
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Mooney's suspended so all Cork need to do is score a goal and ye'll win handy enough:D
We are more then capable of scoring a goal without mooney smartarse. The team above looks decent but I thought Horgan was out due to a family bereavement!!?Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Well, don't quote me on this but, EL Weekly said next in line after Mooney in terms of goals is Deegan with only 2 goals. Hardly means ye are "more then capable of scoring";)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonic
Mooney doesnt get those chances without the rest of the team. It just means his replacement will get them. In any case its 2-2 at half time so argument put to bed:DQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Ye still lost though:D. A win Vs. Limerick next week will put ye back on track though:).Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonic
Thought it was a great come back there tonight, fair play to the lads. It wasn't perfect by any means but still did very well to claw three back to give us the win. More of that please.
Game had everything. 5 goals, penalty not given, come back from 2 down, awful performance from ref and linesman, sending off and a dog on the pitch....
what more could you ask for :D
A female streaker would have ended it perfectly imo:DQuote:
Originally Posted by micls
Best match at the Cross in a year or so.
This City team imo, constantly needs a kick up the ass so the Longford goals set it up perfectly.
17 goals in 6 games since O'Donovan left. Who said we could not score goals? Now if we could defend...
:D Come home BennoQuote:
Originally Posted by pete
worst display from a linesman i have seen in years from eddie foley on the Donie Forde stand side. some shockingly bad decisions like
I thought City were the best team I've seen all season, their midfield was superb, physically strong, winning the ball back and Farrellys ability to switch the play caused us no end of trouble. Can't fault our lads, they kept battling away but when a team can move the ball as sweetly as City did Friday your really under pressure. As for Foley - every defenders dream linesman, never gives the attacking team the benefit of the doubt, dodgy calls, in both halves.
And he knew it - his sheepest of sheepish grins at Rico when he finally gave a decision to City said it all!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronnie
The best game Ive seen at the cross all season..City played some lovily football and fair play to Longoford they never gave up...Great to see Behan getting two goals the lad plays his heart out for City.....