Bray Wanderers have been drawn at home to Dundalk in the quarter final of the Leinster Senior Cup. The draw was made in FAI Headquaters by LFA President John Coughlan and League of Ireland director Fran Gavin. The full draw is as follows:
Bray Wanderers v Dundalk
Shamrock Rovers v Shelbourne
Bohemians v Sporting Fingal
UCD v St Patrick's Athletic or Drogheda United
Matches to be played on or before Sunday April 4th.
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Drogheda took the spoils at Richmond Park 0-1 Drogs from an early header.
St.Pats created a few openings one dragged wide in the first half, Drogs 'keeper got down well to block in the second. Drogs had their chances aswell one header from a corner was deftly headed from three yards out but the Pats 'keeper got across to punch clear. Terrific save.
Reasonable crowd for a Monday, both sets of fans got in some flag waving practice for the season ahead.
" I'll go right up to here,
it can't possibly hurt.
All they will find is my
beer and my shirt."
1-0 to Fingal against Bohs. Barrett. Early in the second half.
Bohs team
Murphy
Murphy Oman Collins Rossi
Moran
Higgins Traynor
Dixon Green Burke
4-3-3
finished 2-0 to Fingal.
Our second scorer was Dawson. He had a great game in the second half as did most of our team. Much improved from the first half. Should have been a goal for Bohs in the first half but the linesman didnt see that the ball was about a foot over the lineOriginally Posted by SkStu
Poor game in dalymount. Was like a pre-season friendly. Good for the younger players to get a bit of experience playing for the first team.Our second scorer was Dawson. He had a great game in the second half as did most of our team. Much improved from the first half. Should have been a goal for Bohs in the first half but the linesman didnt see that the ball was about a foot over the line
Special mention to the Fingal right back. Some brilliant fist pumping celebrations for the 2nd goal before running half the length of the pitch to celebrate. At least one person is taking this competition seriously
What kind of team did Finglas have out?
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Quigley,Gannon,Frost,Quinn,Kirby,Barrett,Byrne,Cro we thats all I can remember and Zayed came on at half time
About 3 or 4 youth players some reserves and Conan and kirby first half. With Zayed playing the second. Crowe played the full game.
Yeah your right. Terrible how a young player of about 17 or 18 playing his first competitive game for the club should celebrate a goal by his team which meant we won the game. Shocking stuff all together.
Seems the comp matters enough to you, considering you felt the need to post about the lad and go to the game.
As I live less than a 5 min walk from Dalymount it's not that big a deal for me to go & watch a game.Yeah your right. Terrible how a young player of about 17 or 18 playing his first competitive game for the club should celebrate a goal by his team which meant we won the game. Shocking stuff all together.
Seems the comp matters enough to you, considering you felt the need to post about the lad and go to the game.
I'm sorry you don't have a sense of humour. If that was his first game then fair enough but to see this one lad celebrating victory & the complete indifference on all the rest of the players was funny.
in fairness Ned, the tale of beating the glorious and invincible Bohemians in Dalymount Park in "the cup" will be told to his kids and grandkids for years to come.
I think i may have taken your comment out of context, for that i apologise. I thought you where having a pop at the lad out of frustration at losing the game. Just felt it was a little unfair on a young player. You elaborated more in the second post and i can see what you actually meant.As I live less than a 5 min walk from Dalymount it's not that big a deal for me to go & watch a game.
I'm sorry you don't have a sense of humour. If that was his first game then fair enough but to see this one lad celebrating victory & the complete indifference on all the rest of the players was funny.
ps. It killed me to post that. Hate having to back track
Who? Where?
its only today from readin in the forum that I realised that the league cup winners of last season were knocked out.. there was no mention of match reports in any of the papers today or yesterday which is isnt surprisin considerin their indifference to the competition...
how did Shane Barrett play?
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
Looked good at times. From what iv been told, he is a little behind in his match fitness.
[QUOTE=Martinho II;1338289]its only today from readin in the forum that I realised that the league cup winners of last season were knocked out.. there was no mention of match reports in any of the papers today or yesterday which is isnt surprisin considerin their indifference to the competition...
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There wouldn`t be ...... given that it was the Leinster cup that was being played ?
[QUOTE=Dalymountrower;1338324]sorry my mistake for some reason I thought it was the league cup...
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
Bray vs. Dundalk is down for April 19th according to their website.
That week looks a good time for UCD and Drogheda Utd at the UCD Bowl aswell. The next likely date is May 17th, depending on some results there will be a few LoI sides playing six mid-weeks in a row.
" I'll go right up to here,
it can't possibly hurt.
All they will find is my
beer and my shirt."
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