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Not many better and seems to fly under the radar with the media and pundits.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Thought Limerick were excellent in the first half last night and played some great stuff but for some strange reason came out in the second and played for the draw. We weren't at our best and Limerick could have capitalised if they showed any balls.
Myself and one of the lads were saying it after the game we had no intention of attacking second half was a bit annoying tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louth4sam
Limerick were definitely one of the best sides to challenge us at home all season in the league that's for sure. Their central MF was impressive in the first half and they really put it up to us. It's possible if they had made the manager change and got those new signings in earlier, they may have pushed up the league further.
In saying that we certainly deserved to win last night, and i dont think Cherrie had to make a single save, but it was an extremely tense match, no doubt about that.
Longford. You greatly disappoint me.
Good old Longford, the annual bottle job starts.
I was in Longford tonight. Unrecognisable from the side I saw play Shelss a few weeks ago. Galway had more away fans than Bray had home fans last night.
Lost it on the line tonight. Tony bottling it again.
I fancy Limerick to get a result against us tonight. We can't defend and they're doing well under Russell, no doubt Lee Lynch will score.
Based on their performance in Oriel Park, they will be hard to beat. They will need to provide more support to Gaffney if they want to score.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Nah, one striker on his own up front will be enough to score against us.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Has Stuey Byrne started to script the Indo's match previews?
Bohs V Rovers:
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Irish Indo says: Rovers dropped points in Athlone and, realistically, Pat Fenlon's side cannot afford to drop too many more if they are to really get involved in the title shake-up
RTE is a tad more realistic
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/irish...t-showgrounds/Quote:
The Hoops sit 12 points off leaders Dundalk and European qualification is now perhaps the most realistic goal for Rovers.
its quite comical how wound up you get about the press mentioning Rovers in the title shake-up.
You wont find a single Rovers fan who thinks we will be anywhere close to winning the league, if that helps you.:disdain:
You are great craic!Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
I am not even the slightest bit "wound up" - but I do think some of the Stuey Byrne type journalism is a real hoot.
Rovers and the medja BS continue to give me great entertainment.
What do Rovers' fans make of the media constantly talking them up?Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
Daniel McDonnell @McDonnellDan 1m
Bohs-Rovers called off because of a divot on the penalty spot. Referee deemed pitch unplayable.
ffs :D
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BvVv4GSIEAA3KWz.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by colonelwest
What on earth happened to it? No hope of a bit of sand or something sorting it?
Brace yourselves, smug Dundalk fans are coming.
Ridiculous to call it off for that if you ask me.
Oh yeh sorry. That wouldn't happen in oriel etc etcQuote:
Originally Posted by Olander
What are Bohs doing to Dalymount?
They didn't bother cutting the grass or lining the pitch when we played there.
Now there is a hole in the penalty area. Wouldn't happen in schoolboy football.