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Premier Division
Bohemians - Dundalk
Cork City - St. Patrick's Athletic
Derry City - Sligo Rovers
Galway United - Longford Town
Shamrock Rovers - Bray Wanderers
Wexford Youths - Finn Harps
First Division
Friday:
Drogheda United - Cobh Ramblers
Shelbourne - Athlone Town
Saturday:
Limerick - Waterford United
Cabinteely - UCD
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Big game in Ferrycarrig park,draw would do rightly for Harps but Wexford I'm sure will have to target games like this for maximum points,we are having terrible luck with injuries at the minute and I'm not particularly hopeful traveling with half a team out.
Easy win for Cork tonight :(
Why would you say that? Just because you've been poor? Billy and Darren will be looking to get one over on us tonight. Will be interesting to see the reaction they get from the crowd.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Bohs v Dundalk will be an interesting one considering the respective results or performances against Rovers. Could be the indication so far of where the 3 sides are in relation to each other and whether Bohs can continue to be the side that consistently has given us what seems the most trouble the last couple of seasons. Cork and Pats is intriguing with the Dennehys and that Pats need a big game and no better place than Turners Cross. Galway should pick up full points but Derry could find Sligo a bit trickier than expected. Youths have to pick up points if as said Harps are not particularly ship shape. Can Rovers lose 3 in a row to managerless Bray as the unrelegatables seem to fare better managerless?! Limerick v Waterford is just a cruel mismatch currently.
Can see it being a cricket score for Galway tonight if I'm honest
We've been poor and we've our goalkeeping coach in goal.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
Darren won't play hopefully, if he does it'll be an ever bigger win for you guys
Bohs were the only team to have the measure of Dundalk last year. Dundalk are set up a little differently this year and are less open to counter attacks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
It will be interesting to see whether Kenny's tactical change makes much of a difference.
Rovers will be desperate for three points. I can see Fenlon getting the sack if they fail to beat Bray. Cork should have too much power for Pats.
Derry and Pats will be interesting, the two sides share a lot in common based on their visits to Oriel Park.
Really? If Boghs give you a good game its just further evidence of this being a season were very little makes much sense. Though if you beat them then we have a perfect little chain going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
Dundalk are top, beaten by Cork City who were beaten by Derry City who were beaten by Finn Harps who were beaten by Galway United who were beaten by Shamrock Rovers who were beaten by St. Patricks Athletic who were beaten by Bray Wanderers who were beaten by Wexford Youths who were beaten by Longford Town who were beaten by Sligo who were beaten by Bohemian F.C.
We have some decent moments this season but overall have been poor so it all points to a Cork win tonight. I'd still be hopefully of a draw but it all depends on how we shape up in terms of formation/line up & how PJ gets on between the sticks.
With the players that are likely to be missing tonight, we will not be the same side we were. I'm not expecting that things won't go well, just saying, lads will have to step up. Likely Ludden probably on the left wing again, Foley probably in centre mid, possibly Byrne beside him. Folan out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jd2793
With everyone fit, I would have been hoping to have a real go at Longford, but you take that many out of the team not to mention their quality. A chance for lads to impress. They'll need to.
I think things are settling a bit more. Results are going to make more sense as teams have now found some form or rhythm, fitness should be kicking in properly and heading to the end of the first series. I doubt many of those results would happen if we started again now. Also teams cant dismiss results as early season bedding in now. But I would expect Bohs to put in a good performance as they did against Rovers bar the actual result. Id say confidence tokk a bit of a battering from that considering.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
Not a hope - we are missing Connolly, Folan and Devaney, and possibly Sullivan. And while Faherty has been banging them in, none of our other strikers seem to know where the goal is. Would expect a bounce-back from Longford, Tony looking to get one over his former club and his cousin. Low-scoring or even scoreless drawQuote:
Originally Posted by Jd2793
Not according to Powers , Galway -2 only 7/2.
Thought Connolly was 50/50 not definite absentee. Even with those out i'd be shocked if it wasnt a win for ye. Must win for us tonight against pats hopefully another quick start like the last 2 home games.
Not a notion will we cover thatQuote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
As I said . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy
As you said.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Easy win without having to do anything special. Pats were poor.
Apparently we weren't great either. Having said that, nearly every set of fans of teams that we've played against for the past 3 years have been saying we were poor :DQuote:
Originally Posted by disgruntled
It's your manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Ye should get a competent one, maybe consider winning a few things. :good:
I still say it because in the past 3 seasons you still finished behind us. 😛Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
As opposed to Limericks strategy of getting relegated first? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
No set of fans complain more about Cork City being poor than the fans of Cork City.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Comfortable enough victory for us up in The Brandywell. Finally begun to take some of the chances we were creating. Hard to believe Derry were in second place based on that. Hopefully beat the youths next week and it won't have been a bad first third.
I think Dundalk fans win that title too tbf. Having said that our 'ethos' has not been good for the past 2/3 years. This has improved, but has been brought down by under-performing in too many games so far this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Rovers are the only team I haven't seen live so far and they are greatly underachieving so far this season and fenlon's time is numbered there as far as I can see. Out of all the teams I've seen, Dundalk were by far the best, Cork City have slipped up far too many times already so I've said it for about a month now but I can see a title challenge coming out of Derry city. Their style of play, their fitness regime and Rory Patterson gives them the weapons to be dundalks nearest rivals
Don't know about that as they are fairly much right at their level under Pat Fenlon currently with huffing and puffing against Bray for example. As a club in general they are underachieving but they are lacking on the pitch and have gone backwards on last season's efforts.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Easily beaten at home this weekend by a team who were bottom a couple of weeks ago. Can't see it happening this year!Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Bring out your trophies to prove them wrong. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Don't know how Sligo hadn't a win up until last week. Playing great football. Clearly a case of just taking time to settle. The standard of the league is horrendous this year and Derry are as likely a challenger to Dundalk as anyQuote:
Originally Posted by Oldred
https://youtu.be/pF9nTMXKO9c
Ouch.
Also, note Freddie Hall. :bulgy:
Waterford look Like an U12 team the goals are that soft!!!
Hall had a terrible game, and not just the goals. Skied at least three goal kicks out of play, lots of bad short pass decisions.
We didn't need to do anything special.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Once we scored we were never in any real danger of losing.
I played with a keeper like that once upon a time But like Limerick we always managed to score more than what he left in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Jokes aside you need to get a decent keeper when you return to the Premier div.
That's probably the worst we've played all season, and first game we haven't scored in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
Dreadful stuff though. Reminded us all of last season.
Outside of Dundalk and to a lesser extent Cork, the league is fairly **** poor.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
It means anyone is capable of beating anyone tho