Ladies and gentlemen, Kenny Shiels.
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Can't wait for the derby game tonight, but it's one of the quietest buildups to a NW derby I can remember.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Kenny Shiels.
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Can't wait for the derby game tonight, but it's one of the quietest buildups to a NW derby I can remember.
I could not put up with having him as a manager. Was so bitter after we beat them in the cup too he is full of nonsense and excuses.
Dosent matter really as results have been decent. European spot would be great for deryQuote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
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Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
He takes whinging to a whole new level - but he is great craic with some of his bizarre rants
Aye leave KS alone,i'm enjoying his craic.
Longford look a cracking bet @ 2/1 tonight.Decent €€€ single on them.
Also stopping Pats @ 5/4 single and both in a double.
was that piece from the derry journal lads?
^^^
Simon Collins Derry Journal
Web link - http://www.derryjournal.com/sport/de...sens-1-7523809
Once again we fail to take advantage of a dundalk defeat. These kind of opportunities cannot be squandered if you want to win a league title. Not good enough.
Sweet Cork draw 0 0 with bohs
5 points clear and they only have a game in hand
Sept 2nd showdown will be for the title I feel
As much as we are handing the title to them Cork don't seem to want it.
What a rUn sligo are on? They could seriously finish in the top 4
Going good guns at the moment alright. Fully deserved win for us. Shams scored with their only two shots on target I think. Hopefully keep this going.
Longford surely gone now
Incredible considering we were rock bottom a few short weeks ago.Quote:
What a rUn sligo are on? They could seriously finish in the top 4
It's surely the 'graveyard' for Longford now. Sad.
Derry's league to lose , it appears::shock:
Imagine what Derry would have done to Harps if they had a full squad to choose from
How she stands in the Prem after tonight's results
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Shams had their arses well and truly handed to them, we could have had a hatful, though shams did take their two chances well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
You will really have to applaud Tony Cousins is he dodges that bullet again this weekend
Harps probably could've used that postponement.
Ya, they are on the slide, heading towards the relegation zone, they rode their luck early on the season, but things have caught up with them, but you would still expect them to stay up this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by SwanVsDalton
Brutal. We're bloody sh!te at the minute.
He should be gone long ago. Arguably before he ever got us promoted. This season has been an absolute disaster in all respects. There's been no fight, no effort even to galvanise the supporters, make people feel we had a chance and were fighting for our lives. Literally the only positive thing is that as far as I'm aware we haven't run up any major debt. Couldn't swear to that in court either but haven't heard any rumblings.Quote:
Originally Posted by total hoofball
Serious lack of goals in that cork team.
Caulfield is a spoofer. :good:
Sounds like we were flattered by the scoreline tonight. Robertson seems to have got Sligo playing some good stuff now with hungry young players, so hopefully we can do the same with ours in time.
Terrible start from Galway at Inichore tonight, not the first time similar mess ups have happen either, Fagan took the goal well. Played well from 20 minutes onwards, but a missed opportunity and 6th is the best I think they can achieve this season hopefully. Good to see Pats legend Pat Doolan at the match, also spotted Cork Tom and Brian Kerr. The pitch looks in good condition.
That's seems to be all the club care about. I said it early in the season im saying it now this has been nothing more than a cost cutting exerciseQuote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Ye met us on a night when the team and the Showgs were both in rocking form.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Where is Placid Casual gorn, he said we would be relegated.
Caulfield is such a bottler
Cousins has resigned. Maybe we can do a Limerick next year!
A big hello to Redarmyfaction:blowkiss:Quote:
Originally Posted by redarmyfaction
We won a tight game against youse in the 1st game, hammered you in the 2nd, and you got your revenge last night. such is life.
glad to hear you enjoyed your cup final against the big bad Rovers!
5-0. Ladies and Gentlemen Finn HarpsQuote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Limerick are 21 points clear of UCD with 7 games left and are 44 goals better off in goal difference.
UCD up next in The Bowl.
A 15 - 0 win for the students could make for an interesting run in.
Limerick guaranteed the play-offs after the weekend's matches; ye have to be happy with that.
Have you heard a time for the match yet? Obviously daft we've to move to Sunday, but that's LoI for you.
6pm is being reported in limerick
Dublin and Kerry in the fistball semis the same day :bulgy:
Are you not doing a Limerick this year?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
I think you will find it was your inability to look into the future, rather than recall the past I was adverting to, and as a Shamrock Rover's fan that is probably a blessing.Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
Time for the storming come back followed by last second heartbreak so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Ah, the Shamrock fan decadence, never far away.Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
Pretty pleased with that point but in no way shocked that we got one. Bar a thumping last season, we've done ok down there over the last couple seasons.
Biggest game of the season for Cork City tonight.