Caulfield's fault. He shouldn't have been on the pitch!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
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Caulfield's fault. He shouldn't have been on the pitch!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Would you not comment on Corks game instead of throwing a silly comment?Quote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
2 big games Monday, We were very lucky against Waterford last time at home and lost the away game. Cork are Cork away from home and Limerick should be well up for it now
I’d expect both us to win but you never know
There was some strange match day arrangements at Dalymount Park last night.
Supporters attempting to access the St Peters Rd entrance to the Des Kelly Stand from St Peters Road were instructed to walk up Connaught St to the entrance at Tescos (which most had already walked past) and walk all the way back down the alley alongside the ground to access the entrance at......St Peters Road.
This nonsense was compounded by an aggressive and intolerant attitude from one of the two Gardai issuing this edict
Away fans wearing colours also turned away from the Jodi "for your own safety" allegedly on instructions from the Garda in charge - never before have I experienced this in Dalymount
Has happened to us a few time up there aswell. Strange decision, its not exactly the widest alley and if they force you to go down it after the match it can get a bit crowded.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Great win for us last night in a fantastic match. We gifted Derry a goal and their second came from a deflection but we fought back magnificently. Our 5th goal in particular is worth a watch for Markey spectacular turn in the lead up.
I was in the Jodi, and it was great to see what is happening on the pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
There were quite a few Dundalk fans in their club colours, in the Tesco end of the stand.
I can understand police stopping groups of young lads from the Jodi, but people in ones and twos who obviously just want to watch the football?
I experienced the same issue last season regarding the entrance to St Peters End and that made up my mind to forgo club colours and go into the Jodi.
Who wants to take his kids to a football match and have guards treat them as if they are scum?
And the obsession continues.....Quote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
Waterford, Kenny, Bradley, Dundalk, Rovers, Delaney....109, Cork. In order cork fans list of priorities🙄
First comment in the trend not about their own teams big win but another team, odd that as Cork fans would tell ya there’s no rivalry or derby.Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
On another note, another red card 6 in 18 games now I think, which is a disgrace. On the flip side there’s highs and lows to football. I know the squad is full time but a small squad and high level of games was bound to catch up on us eventually. But to concede 6 at home to limerick is shocking. Need a few bodies in, in the window to bulk up the squad and to give Rennie more options. On a personal level, to be sitting third 11 ahead of rovers and nowhere near a relegation battle at the mid way point you couldn’t of asked for more. The next four games will be tough.
The fickle life of a football fan ayyy 🙄
Way over hyping yourselves there. Dundalk, kenny, rovers and Bradley all out gun you in that regard.Quote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
Yeah, your discipline has been poor all season. Especially, in the aftermath of the Cork match and Aborah and Hery's suspensions, you had more sendings off and especially, midfielders included in that, just when you needed to protect what midfield you had left.Quote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
Aborah is good but seems to be prone to losing it a bit.
How far can you carry self-delusion?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p067lmwf
Derry are a great footballing side and Kenny Shiels is a cracking manager!Quote:
Originally Posted by patsdad
On what I saw last night, they actually are a decent footballing side, they were just up against a better one. But their manager is cracked rather than cracking if he really thinks they were heading for a 4-1 win but for the referee's intervention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Real ale Madrid
That Dundalk side last night was as a physically strong a LOI side I have ever seen. Clearly some amount of physical conditioning, a bit too much in some instances, for example Shields kept falling over any time a Bohs player came near him, he was so top heavy with muscularity. Conveniently for him, the Ref ( Mc Loughlin- terrible) awarded him a free kick each time in apparent sympathy.
Hoban certainly looks to be an improved player, Sean Hoare was excellent and Duffy imo is the most effective player in the league. I will be very surprised if they don`t win the league.
Bohs were game as usual and played some nice football at times, but there was such a physical contrast between the teams that they were winning a fraction of the 50/50 tackles that counted.
We had a kid from the under 19 `s playing at left back , KIrk, very assured performance for his age.
Forgot about Fletch he tops the list 🙄Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
I always to to the Jodi when going to Dalymount. Usually don't wear colours though, just in case. The Des Kelly is such an awful place to watch a match from, and that means far more to me than being in with the hard core support. There is always a good group of Pats there too, many with colours. I've never enough any trouble. Really the only match in this league which I'd say warrants such over the top security is Rovers/Bohs.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Who's Fletch?Quote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
I was sitting with a lot of Bohs fans and they were irate every time Dundalk were awarded a free. However, I don't recall thinking any of them weren't frees, just young lads trying to compete with stronger players by going in too hard or stretching too much to make a tackle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Bohs had their chances though and if they showed a bit more composure could have got something from the game. Dundalk did not press home their advantage enough and it was a tight affair right up until Hoare scored.
http://www.swimnc.com/wp-content/upl...ken-record.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by patsdad
Kenny Shiels is consistent in creating a storm about something after any game Derry don't win.Quote:
Originally Posted by patsdad
He has his knife in last nights referee Ben Connolly, who was also the referee in the drawn Dundalk V Derry game at Oriel Park about 8 games back where Gavin Peers was red carded in the 87th minute.
How was there not a red card in Sligo tonight, 10 yellows in total and 7 to Rovers. Was it that dirty a match or was the ref having a laugh. How many cards in one game gets a club fined?