QuoteI don't know if anyone's beaten it, but I think Limerick beat UCD 8-0 in the early 80s.
EDIT: Actually, it was 7-0.
Galway have won 8-0 v Monaghan, and lost 9-1 to Derry. http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=113933
Is 8-0 a league record? I've tried to find a bigger scoreline but cant. Is this a league record?
I don't know if anyone's beaten it, but I think Limerick beat UCD 8-0 in the early 80s.
EDIT: Actually, it was 7-0.
Galway have won 8-0 v Monaghan, and lost 9-1 to Derry. http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=113933
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fair enough, I tried looking on rsssf but got lost.
Was just going to post that about Galway and Monaghan, it was one that sprang to mind from recent years.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Sligo have a couple of 9-0s (win and a loss) http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=113936
So do Shels:
http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=113988
And Dundalk
http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=113932
Jesus:
Shamrock Rovers 11-0 Bray Unknowns FC - 28/10/1928 http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=113935
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I dont think its a record, maybe you are thinking for an away win but I still dont think so, other clubs will have their records, we came close to this beating Sligo 8-1 away in the Premier Div in 1987.
But I'm sure 8-0 away has been beaten
#DundalkFC - First Irish club to win an away game in Europe (1963), only Irish club to win a game / points in Europa League Group Stage (2016).
and apparenlty the record for home grounds aswell.Originally Posted by John83
I wish to god Bray were caled the Unknowns instead of Wanderers. It's the best name for a football club ever.
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Ramblers beat Kilkenny 7-0 in 2007 in Kilkenny and there was talk that it was a record away win so if it's anything it's a record AWAY WIN and a few seasons before that demolished Monaghan 8-1 and so i'd say it's not a record as such as it's a very common score that pops up at least once a year.
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I think we beat Shels 9-0 in the early 80s
Did Rovers not beat Finn Harps 10-2 in Harps first ever game
Yup, in the Dublin city cup back in 1969 thanks for bringing that up
Our other biggest league defeats/victories were:
Record League Victory:
8-1 v Kilkenny City, Away, 4 December 1994
7-0 v Athlone Town, Home, 7 November 1971
7-0 v Drogheda United, Home, 12 October 1975
7-0 v Thurles Town, Away, 1 November 1981
7-0 v Monaghan United, Home, 2 March 1996
Record League Defeat:
1-7 v Drogheda United, Home, 24 April 1977
0-6 v Bohemians, Away, 12 December 1976
0-6 v Waterford United, Away, 28 November 1993
Last edited by Sam_Heggy; 28/03/2009 at 3:19 PM. Reason: added a few results
Well at least you've improved since the- oh, I see.Yup, back in 1969 thanks for bringing that up
1925/26 Shamrock Rovers 10- 2 Pioneers
1928/29 Shamrock Rovers 11- 0 Bray Unknowns
1953/54 Shamrock Rovers 10- 2 Cork Athletic
1954/55 Saint Patrick's Athletic 10- 3 Dundalk
1956/57 Waterford 10- 2 Limerick
1959/60 Cork Hibernians 10- 1 Transport
Kom Igen, FCK...
It's not even the biggest away win, Shels won 9-0 at Pioneers in 1922 and Cork United won 9-0 at Brideville in 1944. A good number of clubs have won 8-0 away.
Dundalk won 8-1 at Sligo in the late 80s.
Reiteoir's list above is the definitive list of double digit results in the league.
Last edited by seand; 28/03/2009 at 11:04 PM.
Derry City beat Galway United 9-1 in the Brandywell circa 1989. It was the sixth game of the season and the Galway United goal was the first goal that Derry had conceeded that season. Paul McGee was player/manager for Galway United but was sacked after Derry won 6 - 0 in Terryland a few months later.
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Reiteoir, where did you get this? Is there any "fastest ever league goal" info in the same place?
It better be "Token Jump" Ryan v Kilkenny
That is what I'm thinking too. I've seen "slower" goals since mentioned as being possible record holders though.It better be "Token Jump" Ryan v Kilkenny
How quick was the goal you're thinking of?
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