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If, on the way to Dublin yesterday, someone had offered me a 1-1 draw I would have gladly accepted it. However, after the game I felt it was two points dropped rather than one point gained. We could and should have won last night, it was some of the best football I've seen City play in quite a while and in truth we played Shels off the park.
If we play like we did last night against Rovers we will hammer them.
But there's the problem with you and Shels and Pats and every team. If Shels played every match like we did against Drogheda, we'd beat anyone. But we've got no consistency. Two games good, one game bad. And you're the same.
Any team that can gain a measure of consistency will go on and win the league. Though nobody seems particularly interested :)
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Gary Doyle writes for the Star?
well its the mirror that i read and its his name on the article???????......has he switched???????????????
Niamh might know.Quote:
Originally posted by NorthoftheLee
has he switched???????????????
He used to give good coverage in the Star.
He's from the North judging by his accent.
Maybe he thought we lost our shape too much and gave Shels too much space to change the play from one side to the other.
Last I heard he wrote for the Sun.
And Mick Scully with the Mirror.
But i don't be reading the Dublin tabloids
much these days.
Shame on you Niamh.Quote:
Originally posted by niamh
But i don't be reading the Dublin tabloids
much these days.
It's the Oirish Sun ans the Oirish Mirror, they're not "Dublin tabloids."
:D
They so are...