That last passage sums up the game. Almost trying to pass it in to the net and eventually a lame shot from distance when the defence is set and compact.
Lots of fans hoping for a Rovers double now, who'd have thunk it...
That last passage sums up the game. Almost trying to pass it in to the net and eventually a lame shot from distance when the defence is set and compact.
Lots of fans hoping for a Rovers double now, who'd have thunk it...
Relegated Cork City are now 1 win away from the Europa League with a cushion into the Conference btw
Nice to see Pat's wearing their traditional blue way strip
kenny under big pressure surely? god they are very easy to defend against from open play.
Any goodwill accumulated has vanished after the last two performances.Originally Posted by Jd2793
Toats hilarious
Hahaha!!!love it!
Happy for Cork after a poor season,Pats are a bunch of frauds though….
Irish by birth ,Harps by the grace of god.
They're a bunch of idiots. The statement released by the supporters made no sense and read like it was written by a kid. No wonder they've had so many clubs down there
DAN CONNOR HATES CITY, HE HATES LANGERS
Maybe Pats fans will have a clearer view, but to set up the way Kenny does, slow build up but relentless, quick throw ins, frees etc., there doesnt seem to be that intensity thats needed. Now maybe when at Dundalk and he focused on s+c properly that was the real advantage, you'd have teams chasing the ball and so a lot of late goals happened as opposition were just jaded by relentless rearguard efforts, but maybe now its not near effective really. Added to that width and pace, with full backs overlapping and overloading, pinging crosses from both depth and goalline with a really strong centre forward play bullying things in the box and getting something on crosses often - has that been evident? Is it lacking in players to suit a system, lack of pragmatism from Kenny in how he sets up a bit like the criticism of his Ireland tenure. Is it still a building process? Is he really under pressure considering the finances involved and long term thinking. Two key men tonght are former Kenny signings elsewhere and experience was important. A lot of questions from me but I think Pats fans will be asking many tougher ones especially if they miss out on Europe.
Toats?? Is that D4 Dundalk?
Last edited by Nesta99; 03/10/2025 at 8:47 PM.
Longford, drogs, kerry, cork.
At the risk of counting chickens like Pats just did, thats a fairly handy cup run
Still on for sure!!The Munster derby's still on for now!
After the fans protest, Cork roll-ed up their sleeves and delivered. Maguire took his goal superbly well, as did McLaughlin for his brace in the second half.
On to Tallaght Stadium now on Sunday. Travelling in hope mixed with a grounded reality of the challenge ahead!
Tickets for the visit of Wexford are on general sale. Hard to believe will be the final home game of the season. Hopefully that will attract a big crowd as well whatever happens on Sunday.
https://foot.ie/forums/117-Kerry-FC
A Championship: 4 years - 8 first teams - 0 financially ruined.
First Division 2014: 7 first teams and a B team.
Opportunity lost for new clubs to join GLITW.
Ever get that feeling a name is on a trophy!? Drogs last season it felt like it. Kerry for Europa League (just dont get bought by a multiclub or 'rename' things over the next 9 or 10 months).
Best of luck to Cork City in the final. Their team showed up with a bit of desire and put in a shift after a difficult season. As for us it’s hard to articulate just how rubbish we played tonight. An absolute disgrace.
I watched the game on rte, couldnt believe the lack of intensity from Pats. Def thought they were showing up for a handy win
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