QuoteThat Moroccan is classOriginally Posted by joey B
Look on the bright side I guess - similar to Ludogorets (and maybe Sligo v Viking), a dead home leg might give a chance of a win.
That Moroccan is class
"Now jump up there and stuff that son of a bitch in the basket, chief"
Lopes,McCann and Burke are big losses for Rovers,the likes of Watts ,Hoare and Greene get exposed a bit at this level…..
Irish by birth ,Harps by the grace of god.
Rovers have been shown they are nowhere near competing with the likes of Ludogorets or Ferna. That first half was a little bit embrassing so far. Could already be 4.
Yet they will still qualify for the group stages...
Yeah would be hard without one of them. Add in Finn, Byrne to the missing list and the writing was on the wall.
We beat ludogorets kiki. Outside of the very first half I'd say we were quite competitive. Outclassed by a better team in the end but "nowhere near" is a stretch.
Hoare in particular. Poor fo4 the second goal I thought. Every time I’ve seen him in European games, even going back to his Dundalk days, he’s just been an accident waiting to happen.
Out for a spell, got neglected, lay on the bench unselected.
Hoars is now the central defender and Clearly right... Let's see how that plays out.
3-0. A gift.
Not good
Jesus that’s a howler from Gannon
Paaatrick's Agletic
Oh Gannon...WTF!?
Finn has been a huge loss
Jesus, Gannon ! Talk about a brain fart.
Out for a spell, got neglected, lay on the bench unselected.
That was a horrendous goal to give away,a lump away from the far corner ends in a goal,not good…
Irish by birth ,Harps by the grace of god.
Throw on 4 of the kids and get ready for dundalk
So after that mess Clearly is central again and Hoare is out right.
That experiment didn't last long.
Disgrace from him ….. there are no words…. Time to put on the kids and save as many for Sunday
Linfield take the lead out in Latvia
Anyone who has 2 yellows already should be getting themselves booked here and be clear for the conference group games
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