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Tough on the young keeper but im sure he would accept that Murphy is a class above.
Really does seem that the two boys were doing a poor enough job.
Will be interesting to see how much Waterford pick up, anything is possible and the bottom half is separated by only a few points.
From the picture in the article, it looks like Waterford have really good training facilities.
UCD v Treaty United match programme online now.
Includes Q&A with Shane Duggan, European opponents going to greatness and to jail, the eLoI, three keepers and a Davy's director v Limerick, UCD's 1950s Nigerians, how will England fare at the Euros, and various other bits and bobs.
The Late Late show in Derry. 1-1
Longford can’t catch a break at all at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Finlay Harp
Big game in Oriel you'd imagine. If Dundalk win, then maybe Magilton is stabilising the ship. If they lose - and keeper has to be a big concern - then they have to be in serious trouble of missing out on Europe altogether. Still a lot of games to play of course, but still; the signs wouldn't be positive at all.
That's a sickener but we were just kicking the ball away aimlessly and sitting too deep. It was asking for something like that to happen. I'd have taken a draw all day beforehand and Derry definitely deserved at least that but when you come to the last 30 seconds and you let it slip it's hard to take.
Tough on Longford but 2 points from dundalk and derry is not bad
The ridiculous amount of injuries are not helping steady the ship at all. Id like to see a settled squad play in to some form and build confidence for either 1 of the keepers at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
4 points arguably squanard by Longford from winning positions in 2 games, Derry would have been a game targeted by Doyle and nearly got there. I think the equaliser was coming with the panic clearances, no one to hold the ball up or press in injury time. Possibly just out on their feet by then, nothing worse than hearing the likes 5 more minutes as a jaded defender!!
I serious hope that megaphone gets shoved up that lads hoop at Oriel, aside from the illegal gathering, its fooking annoying!!
Someone should tell the cop beside them
UCD commentator on LOItv is almost a parody of the D4 toff, making some cracking comments:
"Just to warn you that we are quite close to the pitch, so there is a chance you might hear some unparliamentary language, and if you do, it's not from us, it's from the protagonists on the pitch."
"The Treaty player gets stopped in a quazi-legal manner."
"Gives away the foul and the referee takes out his carte jaune."
"And McCarthy is chopped down by Weir and Weir joins the carte jaune cycling club."
Treaty know too much about the ol carte rouge this season.
2-1 up at half time all the same. They really will need to get someone sent off to secure the result.
Treaty seem decent enough in fairness. We could do with an aul red card and a traditional knackering in the final 5 minutes.
Looking at the Sligo goal in Dundalk, and is the keeper at fault again? Decent effort from Sligo, but no more than that and I'd have thought the keeper should have dealt with it handily enough.
You'll get the knackering I expect, we did an awful lot of pressing in the first half so expect Hanlon and McSweeney to fade. UCD passing it nicely, but mostly in front of 8/9 Treaty players and not doing creating all that much. The UCD goal was lovely though, really nice move and finish.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Brainless from Buckley there...
2-2 now in Belfield, which gives hope for the great knackering to come
Edit - 3-2 now! Great stuff, and very unexpected. Three goals in less than 10 minutes. We've scored 21 goals in seven games so far (or 6½ games)
You won't even have to wait for the knackering.
That clown of a commentator has moved beyond parody into a full blown idiot.
There was Limerick's chance at a red anyway. Keeper maybe a bit lucky not to have been sent off. Probably right to only book him, but couldn't have complained much if he'd seen red.