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**White Horse** · 02/09/2009, 9:23 AM

Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy

and if Droghed escape, Alan Matthews will have argaubly done a better job that Foster.

Even giving Drogheda a fighting chance of staying up is a massive achievement for Matthews.

With the chaos surrounding that club at the beginning of the season they should be dead and buried by now.

They're not and that is a big achievement.

**marinobohs** · 02/09/2009, 3:06 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

Just cos somebody used to be good, doesn't mean they still are.

Just as one win does not make a team a good one ? still at least it spares us stories about admittance price, stewards etc so well done Sligo on your big night.

**CF1989** · 02/09/2009, 4:52 PM

worst ive ever seen crowe playing, anyone could admit that im sure.

looked really poor. one moment in the 2nd half where he tried to kick the ball and he swung at it, only half caught it, and fell over then.

**sligofan4ever** · 02/09/2009, 5:05 PM

Originally Posted by CF1989

worst ive ever seen crowe playing, anyone could admit that im sure.

looked really poor. one moment in the 2nd half where he tried to kick the ball and he swung at it, only half caught it, and fell over then.

I remember in the first half when Jason Byrne was free he blasted the ball out that got us a throw in. Surely Crowe is at or very near the end going by last night

could easily be proven wrong though.

**sligoman** · 02/09/2009, 5:15 PM

Originally Posted by marinobohs

Just as one win does not make a team a good one ? still at least it spares us stories about admittance price, stewards etc so well done Sligo on your big night.

I just knew you'd be the one to come on and bring all that up again

. Where did I say we're a good team now cos we bet ye? Glen Crowe is useless, anyone with eyes that function can see that.

**roversforever** · 03/09/2009, 6:38 AM

Originally Posted by White Horse

Even giving Drogheda a fighting chance of staying up is a massive achievement for Matthews.

With the chaos surrounding that club at the beginning of the season they should be dead and buried by now.

They're not and that is a big achievement.

Would have to agree with that. Remember a few weeks into the season roddy's rant about drogheda being already relegated and certainties to finish bottom of the league...what a clown!

**Redie** · 03/09/2009, 10:17 AM

Originally Posted by The Betting Man

A galway and Sligo double would be decent odds in any bookies.

20 euro double would have got you nearly 600 quid

**marinobohs** · 03/09/2009, 12:07 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

I just knew you'd be the one to come on and bring all that up again

. Where did I say we're a good team now cos we bet ye? Glen Crowe is useless, anyone with eyes that function can see that.

crowe certainly below standard this season but he would still get a game for Sligo (and many more teams). But hey i'm sure you know better than Nutsey on how to pick a team

Good win for Sligo and best of luck for the rest of the season (except the cup of course).

**sligoman** · 03/09/2009, 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by marinobohs

But hey i'm sure you know better than Nutsey on how to pick a team

I obviously do, Crowe & McGuinness would not be in my starting 11

**marinobohs** · 03/09/2009, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

I obviously do, Crowe & McGuinness would not be in my starting 11

Perhaps at the cup game you can compare honours with Nutsey so

**The Betting Man** · 03/09/2009, 4:26 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

I obviously do, Crowe & McGuinness would not be in my starting 11

Played Saturday and scored in the setanta cup

**sligoman** · 03/09/2009, 5:03 PM

Originally Posted by marinobohs

Perhaps at the cup game you can compare honours with Nutsey so

Only if we can compare budgets too

**Magicme** · 04/09/2009, 6:47 PM

Monaghan Utd:

Aaron McCarey, Paul Whelan, Barry Clancy, Aidan Lynch, Brian Gartland, Don Tierney, Cathal O Connor, Alan Byrne, Karl Bermingham, David Freeman, Conor McMahon Subs: Stephen McCrossan, STefan McKevitt, Daragh Hanaphy, Sean Brennan, Ronan McGann

Shelbourne:

Dean Delaney, David McGill, Micheal Sinnott, Robbie Hedderman, Damien Brennan, Mark O Brien, David McAllister, Derek Doyle, Tony Griffith, Peter Hynes, Ritchie Baker Subs: Anthony Flood, Ray Scully, Colin O Brien, Mark O Reilly, Vinny Whelan