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Premier Division (All 19:45 unless stated)
Friday 16th
Bohemians v Shelbourne
Galway v Sligo
St Pats v Cork
Waterford v Shamrock Rovers
Drogheda v Derry
Monday 19th
Shelbourne v Drogheda
Shamrock Rovers v St Pats (20:00)
First Division (19:45 unless stated)
Friday 16th
Treaty v UCD
Kerry v Wexford
Cobh v Dundalk
Bray v Athlone
Saturday 17th
Longford v Finn Harps (19:30)
Real chance for someone to steal a march that has two games this weekend hopefully Rovers
Big game for Derry at Drogs as well as with the 4 European teams having two matches they could slip behind
None of the 4 double week teams have a handy fixture on the friday with the theoretical exceptio of Pats v Cork and that plays into the team selections youd think...any news on Git?
Big game in Div 1 as well a cobh win would throw the division open but i still reckon Dundalk have to much for this division...theyd want to wake up and push on though........bit like us
He's out injured until after the mid season break nowQuote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa
Good news for us but im a huge admirer of him, heard him being interviewed a couple of times (in depth stuff not post match) think one was on LOI central and he came accross unbelievably well, such a sound lad, ive never been able to wish bad luck on him since.
No problem wishing it on Pats though :)
Galway Sligo has 0-0 written all over it. A dull nil nil draw in brilliant Galway sunshine is as GLITW as it gets.
Be surprised if we manage to keep a clean sheetQuote:
Originally Posted by CorribsideSteve
A league that's hard to predict scores/results at the moment.
Rovers,Shels & Pats should win, draw in galway and think derry could beat drogs but drogs are tough at home.
And I’d be surprised if we kept one as well!! We have lost 3 league games in a row for the first time in 6 years, really need to be getting a result tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
With the 4 clubs in Europe this year having extra games this week, it could alter/distort the table and take away one of its main selling point away i.e. how close the table is, like 4 pts between top and eight place at present 1/3 into the season. This is not good, favoritism should not be encouraged, squads are big enough now to cope with extra games for these teams. Also if getting rid of a great competition like the league cup was done to "support of teams in Europe", I see no reason why this competition is not re-instated. There was a great occasion up in the North for their league cup final this year. We may wish "our teams in Europe" well, but for 16 clubs in the loI they are not our teams.
Answers on a postcard what this diatribe actually means.....Quote:
Originally Posted by wonder88
Kerry should be 4-0 up at half time. A harshly disallowed goal, a great chance missed and a missed penalty before finally taking the lead. One of the better halves if not the best by Kerry all season.
Wexford will be looking to respond in the second half understandably and probably change their approach.
Do you need a whole post card to say "old man yells at clouds" or will a post it note suffice?Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
Its all got nervy in Cobh, shocker!
2nd yellow/red for Shels, well Coote hopped and grabbed the foot like he'd been stomped on when there was minimal contact so on a scale of irritating player behaviour he feigned injury therefore dived and yellow warranted. Was it otherwise harsh cause there may have been some contact? No actually he was being an ass. Elsewhere well its definitely definitely Derry's season. Bottom 2 winning tonight maybe, league is still a bit all over the place. St Pat are the new Derry when Derry are same old Derry. Im afraid to check 1st Division scores!! For those at games, well Summer football arrives, evening sunburn and beers, i'll apprecite it properly when I can.
*St Pats may not be the ne Derry, sickener for Cork not to get a point. Cant see those above 8th dropping enough points so Cork v Cobh playoff.
Kerry missed too many guilt edged chances. Should have been 5-0 up but drew 1-1.
city find new ways to lose every week. speechless there but always felt like it was coming once kenny brought on some wingers. we are in some mess. on pats - not too sure what they were at for 70 odd minutes. way too slow in build up , very easy to defend against. no matter how many times i watch him i just see absolutely nothing in mulraney. find it mental he played for a few seasons in MLS!
The wheels have fallen off. Very poor. Hickey HAD to score that chance that rolled against the post, we didn't make many more clear cut chances besides that. Lots of sloppy passes. Sligo did their bit with lads going down left right and centre and the keeper taking a whole minute with every kickout. The referee was especially appalling though. Dyer and Hickey had Sligo players literally hanging off them all evening and hardly a free was given for the whole match. It wasn't the ref that lost it for us though. We're out of sorts in a big way.
So basicly Sligo out Galwayed Galway.Quote:
Originally Posted by CorribsideSteve
Ye got mugged tonight. Not sure how we managed to dig a win out, but it was a great feeling. Totally agree, our build up was far too ponderous for most of the game. Once Cork got the peno I honestly didn’t see a way back for us. The relief at the end was immense. Simon Power was very good when he came on I thought, and has probably played himself into a starting place. We really miss Chris Forrestor. No control in midfield without him. Cian Leavy going off injured didn’t help either, just when he was starting to get into the game. Not optimistic about Monday in Tallaght.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jd2793
On Mulraney, he showed last season that he is capable, but this year he is back to his pre-Kenny form. Having said that I thought he started ok this evening, before tailing off.
They literally did. To their credit they could and probably should have scored 2 or 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99