All over at Tolka...
Shelbourne 1-0 Finn Harps
Nyiaow!
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All over at Tolka...
Shelbourne 1-0 Finn Harps
Nyiaow!
Go wan Mervue
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Originally Posted by SkStu
Sligo rovers have left the building .....eh league. abselou...absolou....complete sh%$e. What a disapointment this year. 5th now seems out of the question. Surely relegation now becomes a worry? Has cook lost the plot? Are they really a division 1 team? Only Derry can challenge now. Will be curious to see how many at next Showgrounds game.
Not even Derry? If they get to mid-season within touching distance I can see them strengthening and having a go. Sligo seem to have lost the ability to win matches.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
I was happy with tonight's performance despite the terrible finishing. O'Neill is struggling to score (although he had one that seemed to be incorrectly ruled out) but his all-round play is fantastic. We really lacked that kind of vision and passing ability last season. Will be tough on Sheppard once Twigg comes back because his physicality is a great asset up front. Dennehy's still not playing well though so there's a shout for including him in a wide position.
He was excellent tonight. Never lacks committment. Is improving with each game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jicked
What does that mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
I fear for Kenny's mental state if they are within touching distance at the business end of the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Honestly, no, its not some attempt at mind games or whatever, i really dont see any challengers out there.
Is he a young lad? Impeccably timed tackle near the end on (I think) Dennehy where getting his timing a split-second off would have resulted in a penalty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry-Lander
Only about 20, made his debut last year against ye in July. Can play wide on the left and up front aswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Galway has been a recent reliable source of three points and a very nice trip to a very nice city on a very nice day and it does what it says on the tin again. I've heard some teams struggle against them...
MONg hanging out with the wino's in Eyre Square yet i wonder? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dfx-
Práisce might be another spelling for praiseach. We'd use it at home in Roscommon (he made pure praiseach of it) to describe somebody messing up, or doing something badly.Quote:
Originally Posted by born2bwild
Maybe.
On tonight's performance you should be building the defence around him.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Its been a while since we've beaten ye alrite. The lads battled hard tonight, but up front we are struggling. The long ball is taking the likes of Karl Moore out of the game. We might enjoy a bit more success if we played a bit on the ground, but unfortunately our options are limited right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by dfx-
Why not, lots to celebrate and catch up on with all Galwegians :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
I'd hate to have to face a trip back to Dublin having lost a game or a league lead there. Probably would slightly cloud my judgement of the trip, but no team would do that..would they ;)
We won, Daryl Kavanagh motm, Drogheda suck, Thats about it really
oh and Sake Bray, I had yous in a treble with Derry and UCD :(
What a horrible nite.
Nice looking league table and the main man still to come back.
I like the fact we ( Derry) are being mentioned , when most Derry fans ( me included) just wanted to stay up this year!!! What will be, will be !!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
I think others realised that sometime around March 4th. 20 points from 4 series = 80 points in 6 months time. More than enough.Quote:
i think tonight was the night that everyone realises that only Shams will win the league this season.
Btw, I'm still looking around elsewhere on the net to find out which "scum" were against Galway. May take a while.....