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I agree with poster above, Great Match, Gutted with the result, The ref had a shocker, But we should be used to that by now in ireland..
Fair play to Bohs, yous have had a great season, Murphy is top class! Why wasnt kalonas on from the start, he's a top player and caused us problems from the moment he came on!!
Can Bohs repeat this feat next year?? Not if Derry have anything to do with it :-)
Just saw this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whooooooooo!
This is taken for the FAI's own site.
Derry will, with justification, point to the referee’s decisions that, on the one hand, denied them a penalty claim in the opening minutes and, in the second half, ruled against them in awarding a penalty that produced a vital goal for Bohs.
The early denial occurred in the fourth minute when Sammy Morrow was tumbled between Ken Oman and Owen Heary in the penalty area. Viewed on TV replay, Derry looked to have a good case.
The penalty decision in the 70th minute for Bohs was extraordinary. Sammy Morrow was deep within his own penalty area when he ducked his head to deflect a left-wing corner downwards on to the turf and when the ball rebounded to strike his hand the referee penalised him.
There was clearly no advantage to Derry in the incident and even less evidence, it that were possible, that there was any element of deliberate handball on Morrow’s part. But it was a penalty and Jason Byrne did what good professionals should, he hammered the penalty home.
Full Match report here
http://fai.ie/index.php?option=com_c...ask=view&id=38
Here is what RTE wrote.
RTE's rating of the referee:
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2008/...comleague.html
Referee Anthony Buttimer deserves his own individual rating after getting several key decisions wrong on an afternoon when his consistency was always going to be a telling factor in the outcome of the game. Pat Fenlon is sure to be grateful after he waved away early Derry penalty appeals and then awarded Bohs a contentious penalty for Morrow's not overly deliberate 'handball'. However, he also ensured Fenlon wore an orange bib for the duration of the match (to the amusement of the Derry fans!) after his assistant Eddie Foley ruled against the black tracksuit top he had worn without question all season. There was also a blatant corner won by McGinn in the first half ruled as a Bohs goal-kick. These are a few glaring lowlights off the top of my head after a long day, but you get the picture. Nothing short of the proverbial stinker!
2/10
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The keeper being off his line you mean? That hardly ever gets called, unfortunately. I doubt Doherty was any better.
LOL at having to uncensor the file name. :D
first time posting since first half yesterday. dont know what people were thinking, the first half had nothing, just looked awful but OMG then the game came into life.
niall mcginn what a little player he is for LOI standards anyway. great balance, decent intelligence, only thing he lacks is a finish.
murphy what a keeper, his save was amazing and showed the type of keeper he is.
Kalonas changed the game, quality player. I wish bohs could keep him for the champions league next season.
Derry certainly were the team that tried to get it down and pass it about...thought the crowd was 50/50 even though Bohs fans seemed to be totally outnumbered around Ballsbridge..where are all these people all season though???.........what I find strange is Fenlon spouting about Murphy for Ireland....he didn't fancy him when he had him at Shels afew seasons back on trial and had Williams/Delaney instead :confused::confused::ball:
What do you expect Kenny to say? He has just lost a Cup final on penos, after an incident packed game with several contentious decisions(which many neutrals on here have mentioned).Quote:
Originally Posted by BohDiddley
"Yeah well, there's always next year"?
Quotes such as "On the day we performed absolutely brilliantly in difficult conditions, but we have come out the wrong side of it. It is hard to take, but that's life," he added" can hardly be construed as whining?
He cares, and it hurts like hell when you lose like that.
The game had everything and there had to be a winner. It wasn't us, and the more rational Bohs fans on here realise the margins.
Holy sh1t, I just read the Bohs forum and apart from posts during the game they are the most un-gracious winning cup teams fans ever!Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
Talking about "posts during the game" they siad that the 2 pens were wrong calls but obviously like anyone would they didn't give a sh1t.
Most un-gracious fans gave the Derry players a round of applause at the end of the game when they came down their end of the ground, but don't bother mentioning that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Candystripe
Its a bohs forum so shock horror it will be biased. I bet the derry forum is equally biased the other way, deal with it.
nah, the bohs fans this season have basically turned into shel's fans of previous years - heads in the sand, arrogant as ****. they got out of jail yesterday alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by wexfordned
When a team wins the league with a record points total, record margin of victory, most goals scored & fewest conceded I would imagine their fans would be arrogant as **** (especially after clinching a double)Quote:
Originally Posted by shantykelly
any arrogance comes from the utter disdain with which Bohemians and the achievements of this team are treated on this messageboard.
Engage a bohs fan in decent conversation about the club issues or the team performances and you will get a good discussion. Attempt to wind up and spout crap and you will get the arrogance. Its the same for all fans on this messageboard, get over it.
Maybe we are ungracious winners but you guys are terrible, terrible, terrible losers.
You'd swear the way you are going on we got battered yesterday... Both teams had plenty of chances, there was contentious decisions as well (there always is) bottom line is, we stuck four penalties in the back of the net, you scored two. That's the only fact that matters....Quote:
Originally Posted by shantykelly
congratulations to Bohs! However, it's a little bit sad for Derry because I think they were the better team. They would have deserved the cup win in my mind. But ok, that's foootball and a penalty shootout is actually a lottery.
All in all it was a fantastic final. Great football of both teams. So much passion, fighting spirit and nice football too. Maybe the best game between two irish teams I've ever seen yet. Wonderful finish of a interesting season.
Thread dissolves into pathetic keyboard warrior-esque drivel again.......
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Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
see? this is what i mean. What is the purpose of that post? Does it encourage discussion? What benefit does that post do to the point that you lot are trying to make? Ironically enough, the only "pathetic keyboard-warrioresque drivel" since the game is the post i have quoted.
Nothing wrong with healthy debate. I thought forums where all about expressing your opinion, which you've done above and I'm doing now....Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
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Originally Posted by SkStu
When two sets of people have polar opposite views, and they have expressed them, then re-expressing them is a waste of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ger121
Derry fans broadly think that the ref handed you the victory, your support is crap, Fenlon is Satan and you bought your success with money that wasn't yours.
You disagree with all the above and point to the scoreboard and the history books which will record that you won the double.
Where's the discussion there?
good man yourself. Maybe we should just make this message board redundant based on that philosophy?Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Wind your neck in and take your oil. Its a bit of craic - this message board is sterile enough, its the banter and opposing views that make it fun and worth registering for...
and yes, we won the double and that is all that really matters at the end of the day.
It was a good advertisment for LOI football.
I'd expect a bit of a moan but with it a well done. Remember: it's supposed to be a sport.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
I think most agree that Derry shaded it over the 120 -- just. We had as many shots on target; your keeper kept you in it at vital moments. The penalties etc. are debatable, and IMO you lot got away with murder in the tackles. And so on, as we have seen, ad nauseum.
What certainly is not justified is the Derry shriekfest that has ensued. Undignified and distinctly lacking in class.
I'd say making zero effort to learn the words of one's own national anthem, a la most of the Derry support (and a large chunk of the Irish population in general), is a thousand times more disrespectful than someone with differing and competing allegiances not facing a flag when an anthem is being sung. Your sense of proprtion is way out here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
Out of curiousity - did you sing it yourself at the game yesterday ? I could only hear two voices singing it in my block - myself and a friend's dad (who is an Irish speaker). That out of about 100 people within earshot. Now that's genuine disrespect for you... :o
Well said.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
The 'attention seeking comment' from flexy was out of order. You have no idea as to his reasons.
Great match, thoroughly enjoyable for the neutrals, especially compared to the damp squib that was last years final. Both clubs a credit to our league :ball:
It was a disgrace what he did, a total disgrace !!! And to think some idiots within our support would try and makes excuses for him makes me cringe. He showed bitterness in his actions, like to see McGinn try that one in Windsor, there would a public uproar.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
I couldnt care less if he score 5 goals yesterday, hes gone down in my estimation from here on in.
Seriously.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by BohDiddley
Imagine the situation had been reversed. There'd be no Bohs fans crying blue murder? The eejits on both sides would reverse roles.
myself and massop 10 had the pleasure of sittin with magicme at the match.. it was great to go as a neutral and enjoy the occasion!! i thought derry won the vocal choir easily i very much doubt that bohs would have song the lads off the pitch if they lost the peno shootout.. but hey thats my opinion...
Nah... it's a contest they win hands down - years of practice nursing grievances as M.O.P.E. (Most Oppressed People Ever)Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
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Originally Posted by Candystripe
How do you reckon we got out of jail? We hit the crossbar with a free kick, Brennan also messed up another good chance ad we did have several other chances, Kalonas being the best of them.
The way some Derry fans are going on you'd think it was all one way traffic for 2 hours.
I havent seen the Derry penalty that wasnt given but the ref was spot on with the Bohs one. Morrow had both hands out in front of him and nearly caught the ball. If it was up the far end Derry would expect it to be given so it was a penalty.
As for Deegan's tackle, I seem to remember a few years ago when Killian Brennan was sent off playing for Derry (v Shels in league cup final) for a two footed tackle that Derry fans were moaning about how it was never a sending off. Time to take off the goggles lads and get some sense of objectivity.
Did anyone notice both Fenlon and Heary refare to "us" when they spoke about losing to Derry on pens whien Derry played Shels?
A strange thing to say unless they think maybe Bohs are Shels in disguise.
Was just about to say the same thing to you:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by bohs til i die
You obviously cannot differentiate between hand to ball and ball to hand. The corner came in and Sammy headed the ball down, the ball bounced up and hit him on the hand. How can that be intentional. Then again Morrow was brought down in the 4th min and the ref bottled it.
Also you refer to Killian Brennan hitting the bar. How about rewind 40 odd seconds earlier to Owen Heary diving on the edge of the box. Shambles of a decision which could have proved costly at that time
I am gutted we lost, I could cry about it all day but its gone. Bohs put the ball in the net more times than us at the end of the day, that cannot be changed. We will be back challenging next season. You win some, you lose some, thats just football and its why we love it.
This is just an observation. I spent the first half in Block N and could not hear the Derry support singing. The singing from that Block was practically non stop for the duration of the first half.
I watched the second half from about the middle of the Grandstand right beside the Derry support and could literally on hear them singing from that time on till the final whistle.
Having watched the match recording today it seemed evident to me that RTE had miked the Derry City support for the match and had ommited to mic the Bohs support. As I say, this is my observation.
On the attendance (here we go again) but I would say that IMO Bohs probably shaded the amount of support. This opinion is based on the North Stand having more in it than the South Stand. The Grandstand (where I sat in the second half was about 10-15 yards inside the half Derry were defending) was more than half populated by Bohs support and the Anglesea Stand was shaded by Derry. There really was not a lot in it tbh.
It is easy to understand why anybody looking at the match on the TV would consider that Derry significantly outnumbered the Bohs support, but that just isn't the case.
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I must say though that the craic with the Derry support where I was during the second half and extra time was brilliant. Good fun, lots of smiles and good natured banter. Really enjoyable.
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Originally Posted by bohs til i die
1st point.......A clear dive from Heary so ball would have been cleared with no danger.We also messed up plenty of chances with McGinn being to greedy.
I've only seen two posters and Bohs fans on various forums who thought it was a penalty.Every media group and almost every neutral fan thought it wasn't and that Morrows was speaks for itself!
I was in section D of the Anglesea and saw the both incidents very clearly and since on TV and agree with what the pundits said and even what the F.A.I. wrote on their own website.
So are you agreeing that Deegan's tackle was a red card as it would be hard to disagree even with rose tinted glasses.
Yes there were a few other dodgy decisions for both sides and Buttimer was pure sh1te but that doesn't make it right and he should never be allowed to take charge of even an U16 game.
Again well done for winning the cup as what Buttimer done had nothing to do with Bohs, but it dosen't make losing any easier.
On this. heard a good few BOhs chants on the tele in the first half. Then at some stage during it someone blasted the ball into one of the mics. The commentators mentioned it and said if you dont hear the noise from there that's why.Quote:
Originally Posted by CharlesThompson
I assume it was over by the Bohs fans.
If Deegan was sent off I would have had no complaints about it. He wasnt. He got away with a borderline challenge but he wasnt the only player on both sides who got away with bad tackles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Candystripe
However, the penalty we got was a stone wall penalty. Watched it several times and he moves his hands out in front of him in line with the bouncing ball. It was certainly not ball to hand. If his hands didnt move the ball wouldnt have hit his hands (note plural, both hands, hard to be ball to hand when the ball hits both hands)
They had an "atmospheric" mic (basically a microphone on top of a pole which would pick up the crowd noise) set up in the gap between the Grandstand and the stand behind the goal at the Bohs end (the corner into which Kalonas ran when he scored the winner) - and I do seem to remember the ball hitting it at that point you mentionQuote:
Originally Posted by micls
Sweet jeez, I give up.Quote:
Originally Posted by bohs til i die
FFS Every pundit is wrong, every Derry fan is wrong and 80% of the Bohs fans are right!!
It was a ground mic that got knocked over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Réiteoir
If we're going into ridiculous reasons, Brennan and Kalonas both crashed into the mic in front of the Anglesea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Réiteoir
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Originally Posted by Candystripe
Yes the pundits are wrong, The Derry fans are biased and Bohs fans are right.