That guy is a goal machine. 14 in 15. No penalties.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Yeah, I'm probably going to switch. Part of a lucky 15. Would have had 3/4 if I went anytime.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
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That guy is a goal machine. 14 in 15. No penalties.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Yeah, I'm probably going to switch. Part of a lucky 15. Would have had 3/4 if I went anytime.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
13 in 15....obviously doesnt fancy taking penalties seeing as two were missed by Robinson and O'Connor.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
Dessie Waster makes it 3-1.
And just thinking about this, considering ours was human error it looks highly likely that is they and not us who are doing the copying. So much for a service, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
Bohs were pretty poor again by all accounts. Will take an ugly three points any day of the week though.
Especially points as important as todays - 4 days ago, Cork were top of the league by 3 points.
Full-time 3-1 Bray. Great result and a very good second alf performance from all involved.
Lads, do any of ye use livescore.com? I find it great, always bang up to date, even features cautions, dismissals missed penos etc...
flashscores is about 1min-2min ahead of it in my experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.f
O'Halloran was shockingly bad all game long. It was hilarious any time the ball went near him! He gave us all a great laugh. Thanks Greg :DQuote:
Originally Posted by joey4ireland
whatever Dunny uses seems to work pretty well as he always seems to be on top of things. (im presuming its your scanner Dunny ;) )
I'm sick of telling you I don't have one...!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Futbol24 FTW
Dunny is being groomed as Tom's successor, he's already passed on his powers of multi-location.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Nobody could surpass Tom....
Last I heard he's working for Extratime...;)
In my experience xscores.com is the quickest
livescore.com the most complete (has a handy iphone/ipod touch interface too)
I use futbol24.com on the computer, it's quicker than most and the noise is handy. I can't get it to work on my phone at games though which is annoying.
Twigg will be back off across the water in no time.
Can't get it on my phone either. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
We are brutal...I fear for us in Europe tbh. Can't say we've played good over 90mins in any game this season.
He was pure muck :D I see Dan connor endeared himself to the langer support tonight .. LEGEND ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by WindmillWarrior
Bohs weren't great, they never found 1st gear but they did enough to win. Shelley, Cronin and O'Shea had good games IMO.
Rover look like a team with very fragile confidence at the moment. The game was fairly even up to Rovers taking the lead, Dundalk probably having most of the possesion in the first 20 minutes. Once Rovers went ahead they played some decent football and had more possesion and pressure, then much like Dorgheda game they conceded a sloppy goal. After conceding Rovers just went back into their shells and Dundalk looked much more likely to get a winner, Rovers then scored off a long throw and Dessie Baker loved catching Dundalk with a sucker punch late on. If Twigg, Rice and McGuire picked up any sort of knocks Rovers would be battling relegation, those three consistently hold the team together, the transfer window will be interesting because if they want to genuinely push on with a title challenge they need at least a centre mid, a winger and a centre half.
im expecting an avatar change any day now PassingInterest... ;)
Ah no, just because I'm a season ticket holder for Rovers and live in Tallaght doesn't mean the Youths are any less important to me. I've said plenty of times that I'm no harcore supporter of any team, I just happen to like supporting Irish football (don't tell any of the Rovers lads but I was going to Bohs games in Dalymount only a couple of seasons ago :eek:).Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
That being said I am starting to have strong feelings of dislike towards the Phibsboro slums for some reason ;)
dont worry, i'll keep it to myself. :DQuote:
(don't tell any of the Rovers lads but I was going to Bohs games in Dalymount only a couple of seasons ago ).
LOL at the Sligo and Bray fans singing the exact same songs yesterday, by the way. "Oh when the Bray/Reds go marching in", "I am a Rovers fan/Wand'rers fan" (I am an anarchist), couple of others too. They were singing them at the same time at one stage.
Noticed that.As soon as we finished "I am a Sligoman...." Bray started it. What exactly is a Bray-cunian??:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
One of these ..?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovers1
It means you games into a shorter time span, which means the part time clubs save wages by only having 33-week contracts instead of 36-week contracts (or whatever the figures work out as).
I think this week's midweek games were a small success, the weather was brilliant, there were no other distractions and things went off well. Having midweek games the same night as Champions League or in the Autumn is stupid though. Midweek games should be kept in the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
While that's true it's not always the case. We played Rover's when the semi's were on, it was freezing and p!ssing out of the heavens. We got well over 2000 for that game and Rovers had great support down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Umberside
TBF I still think it does sound like an STD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovers1