Shamrock Rovers v Derry City

**horton** · 13/10/2011, 8:07 PM

My greatest worry is that Shams will try to sign Zayed now, the fans clearly loved him tonight

**Dunny** · 13/10/2011, 8:08 PM

Originally Posted by horton

My greatest worry is that Shams will try to sign Zayed now, the fans clearly loved him tonight

With SK, replacement for MON perhaps?

**1st time post** · 13/10/2011, 8:22 PM

Originally Posted by adamd164

An anti-climax for Sligo and Derry fans, sure, but Shamrock Rovers fans won't see it like that.

Delighted for Ger Doherty, arsehole.

Ya agreed and i know if we were to have won it i wouldnt have cared when but i was more on about the league in general. Fans of all clubs seemed to be excited about the potential of the run ins in both divisions and now the 1st is where the drama us at!!

**Dunny** · 13/10/2011, 8:46 PM

Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah

Even if UCD took points from Shams there's no way in hell Galway will

**Dave_SRFC** · 13/10/2011, 8:59 PM

Originally Posted by horton

My greatest worry is that Shams will try to sign Zayed now, the fans clearly loved him tonight

He's a bit lardy now he can hardly run...and he's a fookin cheat.

**Dunny** · 13/10/2011, 9:03 PM

Ah leave hooperman alone Dave

**mypost** · 13/10/2011, 9:33 PM

Done and Dusted, 2 games early. Bring on the Treble.

**Dunny** · 13/10/2011, 9:39 PM

Originally Posted by mypost

Done and Dusted, 2 games early. Bring on the Treble.

I salute you..

**Calcio Jack** · 13/10/2011, 9:39 PM

Originally Posted by Dunny

With SK, replacement for MON perhaps?

Mrs Kenny will never be allowed to work for Rovers... he made that decison when he came out with his 'untruths' comments relating to the Zayed incident... speaking of which goal bound header takes a wicked spin and comes back into Brushe's hands and destination of the league is changed...if that ain't Karma !!... fair play to Derry tonight though they put up a decent show in what was a cracker

**abcd** · 13/10/2011, 9:49 PM

Congrats to Shamrock Rovers. Would take some major shocks to stop them now. Will be an interesting winter there seeing who will be coming and going after the final Europa game. Looking forward to their remaining Europa games and hopefully they can repeat their European exploits next season.

Derry have had a fantastic season, slipped up a bit lately but still have re-established themselves as a serious premier division side. The basis of a good team is there, hopefully they can challenge next year, they are a major asset for the premier division.

Sligo gave it a good rattle too, took apart the poor sides but they will have to start the search for a striker immediately if they are to get the full reward for some of their excellent football next season.

Hard to imagine these 3 not being the top 3 again next season. All seem in reasonable state financially (as far as anyone can tell in this league). Pats might be in the mix again. Perhaps Cork may be competitive if they can come up.

**hoops1** · 13/10/2011, 10:29 PM

Thought Derry were unfortunate not to be going in at half time ahead. On another night I would feel sorry for that lad that made the mistake because every time
I have seen him he has been outstanding.Second half we played much better and could have won by more. The fact a draw was no use to Derry played into our hands.

**Verdebianco** · 13/10/2011, 10:36 PM

On a great night for Rovers, it has to be said the 300 or so Derry fans were a credit to their club esp on a thursday night, fair play.
C'mon the hoops!

**placid casual** · 13/10/2011, 11:01 PM

to all the mouthy sligo fans on here, and to our real rivals,de boez....
THATS why wer'e Champions.

**Martinho II** · 13/10/2011, 11:08 PM

Originally Posted by Verdebianco

On a great night for Rovers, it has to be said the 300 or so Derry fans were a credit to their club esp on a thursday night, fair play.
C'mon the hoops!

mayb its me but I didnt hear any chantin from the derry fans all nite long...

**A face** · 13/10/2011, 11:21 PM

Fair play to Rovers, they did the job they needed to.

**monkey9** · 13/10/2011, 11:25 PM

Originally Posted by Calcio Jack

Mrs Kenny will never be allowed to work for Rovers... he made that decison when he came out with his 'untruths' comments relating to the Zayed incident... speaking of which goal bound header takes a wicked spin and comes back into Brushe's hands and destination of the league is changed...if that ain't Karma !!... fair play to Derry tonight though they put up a decent show in what was a cracker

So you hate Bohs and Derry City!! Is there any part of you that takes pleasure in a Shams victory??

**bullit** · 13/10/2011, 11:27 PM

Originally Posted by abcd

Congrats to Shamrock Rovers. Would take some major shocks to stop them now. Will be an interesting winter there seeing who will be coming and going after the final Europa game. Looking forward to their remaining Europa games and hopefully they can repeat their European exploits next season.

Derry have had a fantastic season, slipped up a bit lately but still have re-established themselves as a serious premier division side. The basis of a good team is there, hopefully they can challenge next year, they are a major asset for the premier division.

Sligo gave it a good rattle too, took apart the poor sides but they will have to start the search for a striker immediately if they are to get the full reward for some of their excellent football next season.

Hard to imagine these 3 not being the top 3 again next season. All seem in reasonable state financially (as far as anyone can tell in this league). Pats might be in the mix again. Perhaps Cork may be competitive if they can come up.

Fair play to a Club like GUFC that just don't forget their debt's and re-form as a new Club !!!!

**dfx-** · 13/10/2011, 11:31 PM

Originally Posted by Verdebianco

On a great night for Rovers, it has to be said the 300 or so Derry fans were a credit to their club esp on a thursday night, fair play.
C'mon the hoops!

Very much so. Best humoured and loudest travelling support this season for me.

Draw was probably a fairer result, but that's six points instead of two..

**dfx-** · 13/10/2011, 11:36 PM

Originally Posted by born2bwild

and it's always kind of empty up towards the away section. The East stand is always jammers.

It's the end I'm usually in. The turnstiles are down the far end so you have to specifically make the long arduous perilous journey...the East Stand and the other end of the main stand are handier.

Plus the away supporters are there..might catch something from them