To be fair most Dundalk fans (including Oriel in the post you replied to) see it as being a tall task to retain a top 2/3 position to the end of the season. This is directly due to the absense of depth in the squad. The regular starting eleven can take on any team in the league, but with only Cawley, Mulvenna (both injured for most of the season to date) and Gregg the only ones with any real premier experience beyond that, it will be hard to overcome injuries and suspensions as they arise.
Foster and Hatswell have done a tremendous job to date and Dundalk have been playing great "on-the-ground" football . If we get some luck with injuries, suspensions and individual form a top three finish is a real possibility. The obvious alternative of adding two or three players to the squad would be great, but finances are unlikely to allow this.
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