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Premier Division:
Drogheda United v Shamrock Rovers - 3pm
Bray Wanderers v Galway United - 3pm
Saint Patrick's Ath. v Limerick FC - 5pm
Finn Harps v Dundalk FC - 5pm **Live on RTE2
Sligo Rovers v Bohemian FC - 7:45pm
First Division:
Cobh Ramblers v Waterford FC - 3pm
Athlone Town v UCD 7:45pm
Shelbourne FC v Cabinteeley FC - 7:45pm
Longford Town v Wexford FC - 7:45pm
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Come on dundalk. I don't want us to win the league while I'm at home having the dinner you know. Would be such an anti-climax if it happened that way
Shut up for f*ck sake will ya..I'd love to see Cork having won the title around 6:45pm Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
That could well be exactly how it pans outQuote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
Dundalk are likely to be focused on the cup replay the following Tuesday and have little or nothing to play for on Saturday. I suspect that the team selection will be significantly influenced by that game and there could well be up to 6 changes from the team that started against Rovers last Sunday.
Cork are going to win the league either way, but winning it on Saturday evening could well prove the final anti-climatic element in a season where it seemed likely at one stage that they would to go unbeaten and maybe win the title in August.
Nevertheless Cork will be worthy champions when it happens
Just send the 19s, don't be risking injuries on that bog of a pitch!!!
It's been 7 weeks since our last league home game in the Showgrounds. Our last home game was against Pats on August 5th. What a joke.
I heard Ollie is digging trenches and building those traps with pointy sticks in them. Harps squad have been training with shanks all week. Dundalk would be insane to risk anyone they care about in those circumstances.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
If you can deliver a few short term injuries on Saturday I promise we will do the business against Sligo :)
Don't remember many favours from you lads you've nearly kept Pats up on you're own, no deal!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa
Come on Dundalk!
Mon Dundalk Reserves/U-19s you should say, and judging on last night Harps will beat usQuote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
I will be very happy if we play our reserves/u19's on Saturday. Cork will win the league and our game on Tuesday is far more important. We can't afford any more injuries to central midfield with Shields out and O'Donnell always close to another injury. If Harps win because of that then so be it.
#nointegrity
That's the spirit!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Yossarian
We played Bray on the 15th but it's still ridiculousQuote:
Originally Posted by redobit
Sign of a good manager when you can just keep things going as normal while under pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Dundalk will be struggling badly in MF v Finn Harps, Shields out, Mountney out also, I wouldn't be risking O'Donnell and Conor Clifford is somehow suspended !
I'd be tempted to go with McGrath and Kinsella in the middle and definitely start young Carlton Ubaezuonu too.
I can see Kenny resting at least 6 key players for this one. Harps will have a decent chance of a result.
Oi. We do the mind games around here.
It's the sort of thing that could sink a lot of clubs. How can you plan ahead to pay wages when there is practically an off-season with no home games during the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
Of course dundalk will take that moment from us. They did it last Monday, and with Tuesday the priority it seems, it's possible for us to win it in the worst way. Wonder will the players do a Leicester and be all up at Sheppard's gaf watching the match
Bloody Cork wans never happy!!!
'05 didn't mean as much to me as I'd only started going that year and was only a handful of games. So I've been waiting 12 years for this, and who knows when the next one will come. I do, of course, understand Finn harps point of view that 3 points would be massive for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
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Originally Posted by joey B
Believe me that hurts me almost as much as it hurts you
Must be the first time I've heard fans complaining that they might win the league!!
Leaked footage from Harps training:
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Oh we'll take the title whatever way it comes, just as a preference we'd like to be there to enjoy the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcgonigle
Well we knew about it for months so should have budgeted for it. Obviously had other months when we had more home games then normal. I know we probably didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by redobit
I hear people saying that but in the real world of the LOI it's very difficult for most teams. When you're living hand to mouth it's near impossible, especially when gates are down too. Then there is other things that crop up like the u15s getting to their cup final against Waterford. Surely it would have been sensible to play it in Limerick or Dublin but no the game is held in Waterford and cost Rovers €2k.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
For most clubs, budgeting isn't the biggest issue, cash flow is. That long without cash coming in is very hard for any club to deal with.
Live audio analysis of Pat's/Limerick available at the usual link: www.mixlr.com/limerick-soccer-live
Thinking of sticking 50 on Dundalk today. The blink will hit them and Harps will get a point from the game. Be the best 50 I spent all weekend.
Nervous about the Bray game. It is a real 50-50. Our high tally of draws and lack of goals for 2/3 of the season is why we're not slightly more comfortable like Bohs (its the same scenario for Sligo), but the last little while there's been a very decent run of performances by and large, but, who knows which Bray outfit will turn out today, the side that lost 2-0 to Elgin City or the one that thrashed Derry asunder 5-0. Half their defeats have been at home this year but they're on really decent unbeaten run also. We could do with at least a point ahead of the Pats game at home next week.
2-2 in Bray. Galway went ahead on '13 through Devaney, Bray quickly equalized though on '16. 1-1 at H/T. Bray scored a from lovely counter attack on '46, but its been all Galway since then. Ronan Murray scores from the spot after what look at first glance like a soft-ish penalty. All Galway now. Nearly as many Galway fans as Bray there. (watching on livescore)
And as I say that Bray get awarded a penalty from a handball. Free kick knocked into the box, hard to tell what exactly happened. 3-2 now. Aaron Greene. Cool as a cucumber, down the middle. :/ Great support from Galway there.
Quite the finish there, Galway missing an injury time penalty.
Harry Kenny has announced he's quitting Bray at the end of the season.
Pitch looks well in Ballybofey!
What on earth happened it?Quote:
Originally Posted by mcgonigle
Limerick one up, in strange circumstances from listening to AOB. And against the run of play.
Timlin a lucky boy to still be on the pitch. Awful game, awful pitch
1-1 almost straight away. Harps/Dundalk has 0-0 written all over it.