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I agree, Dinny McArdle managed to put aside his hometown status in an especially effective manner in the past. I shall especially be looking forward to Doyle running the show against Rovers title rivals from now on, and unbiased reviews of his performances.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
As long as he keeps fixing games for Rovers I'll keep the good reviews flowing.
Anyway any other games tonight? :D:ball:
So two weeks in a row Doyle gets crucial penalty decisions wrong. Galway were robbed last week. I myself consider him one of the best refs in the LoI, but if he keeps this up
Enda Curran got 2 goals tonight. Think he is a player with some potential and can see why Roddy Collins rated him.
Is he still allowed ref Rovers games? Ha, I wonder if he's still a member?Quote:
Originally Posted by Louth4sam
Pats first 'big' win of the season, Bohs knock the ball around well but don't have much upfront.
We still won't be anywhere near making a title challenge this year
Jaysus, he's a member now? He'll be on the board by tomorrow at this rate.
He was previously, his father certainly still isQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
If you say so.
Relieved to win tonight. We made such hard work of a game we should have been out of sight in. Limerick were very poor, we were understrength tonight and with the amount of chances we created, we should easily have scored 5-6 goals. We need to start being more ruthless in front of goal or better teams will continue to punish us.
The guts of them were at their last Limerick game for the forseeable.Quote:
Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy
Banned by Pat O'Sullivan.
The filthy, recidivist, away travelling, team supporting, scum.
The biggest decision of the match was Rogers not just clearing the ball instead of waiting for it. Brennan should've got nowhere near it. No communication at the back...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
And Dundalk were 1-2 up even after the penalty, so they just didn't handle it well enough. Think they thought they had it won at 0-2, the fans certainly did..
Of course we thought we had it won at 0-2.We were on top ffs.Do you think the fans there knew what was coming and should not have been singing as much as they were?Quote:
Originally Posted by dfx-
Fenlons some craic hi.Some piece of pish.
https://scontent-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hp...ee&oe=55A2371A
He's our piece of pish. Him and Vinny Perth hate each other.
The most disappointing part of the night for me was after all the promise of a short passing masterclass from the champions, both their goals came from aimless hoofs. Thankfully the home side stuck to their attacking principles and got the least they deserved.
In a scrap,toe to toe who do you think would win?:silly: My cash would would be on VP but i'm biased of course.That fight would fill a LOI ground.Have it in Oriel on the bouncy castle pitchQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Hayhupp
Haha, I think with Fenlon, Bradley and Cronin you'd be relying on small and crazy beating big and powerful. That is until Dave Henderson rows in and floors everyone just by standing up.
Draw was a fair result in Tallaght.
Neither defence's looked secure.
Was a peno- rogers took Brennan down inside the box.doyle the "Rovers fanatic" overlooked 2 incidents of Dundalk players going in with two footed challenges.best player for Dundalk was Meenan and he got taken off. Mikey really should got his hat trick.
relatively early in the year but looks a 3 horse race in my opinion.
The end of series 1 will tell us more.pats may still come into it.
I'd imagine he is just congratulating Dundalk on being the first away team to score in Tallaght in the league since heQuote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
took over
Pats took one of their two chances last night , Bohs , despite having limited po session particularly in first half, had two great chances from set pieces.
Dean Delaney saved second Peno in a row.Poor effort by Killer.
Overall, Bohs worked hard, but couldn't break down the five man defensive line that Pats bravely deployed In The Second half.
Great game in Tallaght last night.
For his goal McMillian hassled the defender and made the chance for himself and took it superbly, similar to Drennan in the second half(great strike). Finn also took his goal well and the celebration was brilliant.
On the peno and sending off, It was a sending off but noway was it a penalty, thought this at the game and it was confirmed after the match when the Dundalk backroom team showed video footage of the incident.
A bittersweet result for me, on one hand we threw away a 2-0 lead on the other we limited Rovers to 2 clear chances with 10 men for almost the entire second half.