Weekend of September 11th latest

[QUOTE=osarusan;1531689]Is this list of Waterford bookings correct?

The list is correct, but it wasn't a dirty game at all. Sean Grant lost the run of himself. You know those games where the bar is set too low for a booking, and then they start to rack up after that. Taken individually, I think an argument could be made for each yellow, but equally you could argue against many of them. Many were marginal, and none were really nasty.

Even as a Blues' supporter, I would have little problem with Coady's two yellows, and I thought he was lucky to get away with another earlier booking. Breen managed to get booked whilst on the bench, I think for mouthing off when Coady saw red.

I don't recall Murphy's booking. He was anonymous during the game as well. Him and pretty much the entire Waterford team, who look like they'd prefer if the season was over.

3-0 should have been 8-0 if Fabio had his shooting boots on, he had a Ronny Rosenthal level miss in the 2nd half from about 18 inches out and I hope we're not cursing that come the end of the season for the goal difference. I got the feeling that the players were trying to showboat a bit too much the sort of way that they wouldn't chance against a Shels or Cork. That said, you can't complain too much about a 3-0 win and the second goal was beautiful- Brennan running from well inside the Monaghan half, dribbing past pretty much all of the Salthill team and then a lovely strike from Foley.

Special mention for the Salthill player that got sent off for grabbing Eric Foley's ankle rugby-style

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Originally Posted by sullanefc

Bowed out on a "high" note then?? Who is going to take over?

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Don't know but it's no co-incidence that Bishop Eamonn Casey said, last week, that he wanted to say mass again.

First weekend since June 11th that Galway United haven't had the worst result of the 3 Galway teams.

Good win for Shels at Fahy's field last night - Mervue played well, though. Had one or two really clear cut chances. That winger - Etandu Ekololo - looks really handy.

EDIT: sorry, rechecked results - it's actually June 11th since Galway Utd got the 'least bad' result of the Galway teams. (not playing being better than losing, for example)

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Originally Posted by gufc2000

Finally the pain is over...a first point since April.

Alan Murphy only four goals off becoming our record goalscorer Ski McGee. Be great to pick up a few points between now and the play-off, just to get the confidence going

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wait, you are saying, that if he scores 4 goals. he becomes Ski? Does he have to manage Salthill as well?

Decent game in the Brandywell last night. We scored a super early goal and took the game to Derry in a way that didn't really suggest we'd lost 6-0 to Rovers four days before. Derry were poor - shocking ball retention - but once they got going, the game turned into something like Russia v Ireland, with Ger Barron in the role of Richie Dunne - some quite stunning saves. We could - should - have re-taken the lead after Derry equalised but they basically walked the ball into the net with five minutes to go. Was a bit strange hearing and seeing the wildly ecstatic reaction of the Derry fans and the bench and realising that there's still a season being played by some teams; I've become so used to being so far clear of Galway and so far behind everyone else that the season doesn't matter. :)

Be a bit worried about Monday's game against Galway now - Galway maybe on a bit of a high, us not very good and going into a fourth game in eight days. Not that it really matters though.

Shams were fans throwing coins and bottles and spitting at Rovers players.

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Originally Posted by Sean South

Shams were fans throwing coins and bottles and spitting at Rovers players.

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Call the cops.

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Originally Posted by Sean South

Shams were fans throwing coins and bottles and spitting at Rovers players.

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Shocking, I don't even want to know what they did to Sligo's players!

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Originally Posted by pineapple stu

Decent game in the Brandywell last night. We scored a super early goal and took the game to Derry in a way that didn't really suggest we'd lost 6-0 to Rovers four days before. Derry were poor - shocking ball retention - but once they got going, the game turned into something like Russia v Ireland, with Ger Barron in the role of Richie Dunne - some quite stunning saves. We could - should - have re-taken the lead after Derry equalised but they basically walked the ball into the net with five minutes to go. Was a bit strange hearing and seeing the wildly ecstatic reaction of the Derry fans and the bench and realising that there's still a season being played by some teams; I've become so used to being so far clear of Galway and so far behind everyone else that the season doesn't matter. :)

Be a bit worried about Monday's game against Galway now - Galway maybe on a bit of a high, us not very good and going into a fourth game in eight days. Not that it really matters though.

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There's that optimism we know and love. ;)

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Originally Posted by Sean South

Shams were fans throwing coins and bottles and spitting at Rovers players.

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Sligo fans are gay, so there...

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Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC

Sligo fans are gay, so there...

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Yer ma.

No your Ma...

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Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC

No your Ma...

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Your ma's C0ck.

A very good second half performance last night got us a big 3 points, Dave Mulcahy scored a contender for goal of the season, Alan Kelly had a bit of a mare we should have had about 4 penalties before we eventually got one, A draw up in Tallaght probably would have been a better result for us but it does make Monday night very interesting now

On another note, Once again as I was going through the turnstyle last night the man taking my ticket, Shock my hand welcomed me to the Carlisle Ground and wished me a safe journey home after the game, Really is a touch of class from Bray IMO

Sligo fully deserved the pts last night. They were better 11v11 the reds had no bearing on the result as they were the better team either way. If they had a proper goalscorer they be such a different team. Should be a good run in

It hasnt been announced who will be taking over at GUFC for the remainder of the season but rumour has it that John "Jumbo" Brennan will take the position. Former Galway United manager Tony Mannion has been seen in terryland for the past 3 games also, both sitting together in the main stand.

Both these guys could get the best out of the lads for the remainder of the regular season as well as the play offs.

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Originally Posted by hoops1

Sligo fully deserved the pts last night. They were better 11v11 the reds had no bearing on the result as they were the better team either way. If they had a proper goalscorer they be such a different team. Should be a good run in

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Thought Sligo deserved their win, but sadly a lot of people won't reflect on what was an excellent game of football, but on the performance of HanCOCK. I'm sure even some Sligo fans were scratching their heads at some of the decisions they got. Blinkhorn's part in the winner took the biscuit.

Now that Sean Conor is gone that now surely make Ian Foster the worst manager in the League, With the team he has up there they should be doing so much better and he probably has a bigger budget than Pats and Bohs who they wont be finishing ahead of this season

I'm still trying to figure out which one I find funnier in hindsight:

Shams wasting time at 1-0,
Pat Sullivan trying to headbutt Damien Hancock,
Thompson hugging Hancock after he did it,
Shams throwing BOTTLEs at Alan Keane,
The SDCC lads playing 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' at the end of the game,

ONE F***IN ROVERS
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