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Originally Posted by TheFingallian
I totally agree with you, but win, lose or draw we will still be top so maybe they factored that in. I can't see us losing this game, i`m going for a 0-0 draw, will suit us very nicely, but a win for you and you`re back in business...........
Decent crowd expected ?? we`ll prob bring 4 or 500.
We won't be beating that number. Attendence will be less than 1,000.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
The last time we played in Morton was it near 1000? Our away attendances are very impressive the past 3 seasons and with the game as it is im hoping for 400-500 making the short trip really.
As long as it doesn't rain, that open terrace is a killer!
The terrace in Morton is class. Only good thing about that kip. Though you are slightly exposed.
What a weekend.
Fingal this friday. **ck yeah.
Draw will suit us fine but a win could and hopefully should kill fingals hopes of promotion.
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Originally Posted by paulie_walnuts
Now now paulie, we can hardly make statements like this from what we have to offer away fans.......
There is the possibility of relegation this year. The 3 A Championship sides at present are outside the top 4 finish they need to force a playoff. Is it pretty much guaranteed to be Kildare to finish last or do you suspect someone else will finish there?
Can't see anyone apart from Kildare finishing last to be honest. Its a pity as they showed a bit of potential when the first came into the league, getting crowds of around 1000 now they are only getting a tenth of that. I'd be surprised if they don't go out of business.
What teams form the A Championship could go up this year?Not up to date on it TBH.
www.extratime.ie keeps the league tables in the A Championship pretty much up to date. I don't see any of the non-league teams getting in to the top 4
One of the non-reserve clubs (Mervue United, Salthill Devon or Tullamore Town) need to finish in the top four to qualify for a promotion/relegation playoff but it doesn't look like happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conroy
Title race still on. Good crowd for the dundalk game.
Over 1000 at the match. happy with that.
Decent crowd but not a good home crowd! Title race will go to the wire probably with 3 teams in it last day i think one of the top 4 will fade. Fingal stewards were polite and civil but they did give the impression that they were itching for a bit of trouble....that pitch is really small, very few goals should be conceded at home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lamper.sffc
Unfortunately that was one of our best crowds this season. We do need to get more through the gates. Agree with you to a certain degree about teams falling away but it will only be between two come the final round of matches. Not saying it will be us still in it, but it wont be shels. Loosing flood will prove too big a loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
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Originally Posted by Lamper.sffc
Flood, You mean the guy who's been out now the past three weeks and who is likely to make the bench for our next league game on 19th August ?
Hadn't scored in a long while before the injury, maybe the rest will do him some good :)
Who are you playing on that date? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
Ten minutes is a long while? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by higgins
Date is wrong. We're playing Longford on the 22nd I think. And he meant league goals
Still think the first division is in our hands...Waterford at home next league game, then a dodgy trip to limerick and then we play shels at home...7 points from that nine and well be home and dry!!:rolleyes:
Lol we will be home and dry when we ko first game next season in premier division - between now and then there will nothing but sweat and tears....we win the division and i will still hold breath until pitches and licences etc are all in the bag:(