Home to Wexford.
Hopefully, Brennan most likely out for 2 of their remaining games so he'll be a loss.Originally Posted by born2bwild
Would be an interesting last game if it comes down to cork and Shels for the title last day.
Mons at home to Wexford on Friday.
Wexford, then Mervue. The loss I can take, Cork away on a Tuesday was always going to be tough. But the sendings off I'm raging about, our two best attacking players. The promotions will be decided by winning the games against the 'non top 4' teams, it was irrespective of the Cork result and that will be a lot harder without the Brennans.
Mons should have had more sent off. Cynical, cynical team. Outplayed and outclassed by an understrength Cork City side. I'm absolutely delighted with that performance. Our defensive frailties showed again, but going forward nobody in this division can handle us like that. I don't think Cummins injury looked bad, but a Mons player got injured stretching for the ball at the end and is definitely out for the season.
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What a load of toss. People, don't believe everything you read on biased-time. As one of the lads said, we played well between the goals! Eric Foley's yellow and Ryan Brennan's first yellow weren't even fouls in my biased opinion. Willo Mcdonagh's donkey impression made Cork look better than they are
Have to agree, ye are definitely the most dangerous team going forward.
Don't believe biased-time but do believe biased Mons fan
I'm not even going to comment on the post you referred to.......that is all!Don't believe biased-time but do believe biased Mons fan
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Who? That question is for ANYONE btw.
Lets redefine what it means to heal
Again, I'd be more heartbroken about the loss of the title after having it looking sewn up for so long. I thoroughly believe that we'll be promoted one way or another (even if it comes from a penalty shootout of 180 minutes of goalless football against Galway) and my focus is really on winning the league. That may come back to bite me in the arse but I'm pretty happy with a 4 point lead over Mons and a 2 point lead with a game in hand against Salthill Devon over Cork.
Lets redefine what it means to heal
anyone any idea who this is?
Aidan Collins
Big loss? He pretty much spent his whole Shels career injured.
Lets redefine what it means to heal
Were you at the Salthill away match in the rain back in April/May?
I was...I seem to remember it taking a long time to get the goal.
Hope it's not as tight this time.
Of course, I may not even find the place this time...my breadcrumbs have probably all been scoffed by now.
Great win for Cork, Limerick need a bit of luck.
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Well you got your way.One of them for putting Graham Cummins out of action for six weeks.
Kicked out of the game tonight, McDonagh hacked him before half time, lasted til 53 minutes.
Here's hoping it's not 6 weeks though.
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McDonagh, if razor, above is correct. Lots of intent to injure Cummins and succeeded.
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Even Roddy raised smile at the end of the game as he went off the pitch to chants of "Oh Roddy Collins, you're only a boy" in reference to him calling Tommy Dunne 'a boy in a mans job' earlier in the season.
(I don't know if he was quite as pleased at the "Roddy, you're a c**nt. Roddy Roddy, you're a c**nt" chants throughout the game though)
Not just Cummins either but damn he must be sore tonight, his shin guards must be in bits at this stage.
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