Quotewhat a bloody goal
1-1
if a result iisnr secured could call it off season or very early preseason to save blushes. Some smack of the ball from Kenny
Last edited by Nesta99; 07/11/2024 at 5:14 PM.
what a bloody goal
1-1
And as you type that, Johnny Kenny equalises
Poor start, but nice and early anyway. Rovers will score.
Crowd seems very muted - even before the goal. Maybe a hangover from last Friday? Starting to feel glad I didn't go along to the game now
And then as if on-commandGreat strength hy Kenny to get in front of the defender there.
They also have Burke and Byrne on the bench.
The Rovers back 3 look fairly soft.
A second for Rovers. If it hadn't gone in they'd have had a penalty shout for a blatant push in the box seconds before it went in.
I expect Rovers to win this. Maybe I should've gone along after all
lads TNS are no good
Its was getting a bit dull and laboured and predictable then one whipped cross and dinish and the win should be a formality if Rovers can now be a dull as possible and kill off the game, pick moments to get a 3rd but can play Bradley's natural game without any questions.
6,108 just announced. Good attendance considering. Well done all! ?
An entertaining 2nd half too. Rovers should be done and dusted though, about the 60 mins Rovers looked to tire a bit.
After a shaky start that was a European performance that was worthy of LoI champions and the ability in that side. I dont agree TNS were no good, they didnt get a foothold in the game once the equaliser happened bare a couple of short spells that should they could play. Last and I think only TNS corner and the cross prior may have been a nerve jangler at 2-1. But composed, didnt sit back, and a good watch. That shoud be enough to progress, should have a good go in the glamour ties knowig that another 3 points are very doable. Rovers should take a screen shot of that table, looks like something off Football Manager!
Last edited by Nesta99; 07/11/2024 at 6:48 PM.
Rovers 3rd in the conference league table as it stands... behind Legia Warsaw and Rapid Vienna and just ahead of Chelsea. I know it's so early it's almost meaningless, but I'm going to enjoy it for the next 30 mins or however long it lasts
Well done Rovers, a better than expected position on the table
"Now jump up there and stuff that son of a bitch in the basket, chief"
The question now is, where in the top 24 Rovers can get to? Another 3 points and they could be looking at playing an average team in the knockouts.
There are a lot of bang average sides in the ECL. If rovers can claim a few more points they'll probably be playing a team on par with APOEL and would have to fancy their chances if it panned out like that.
Chelsea 4-0 up ono the Armenians mid-way through the first half.
Larne 1-0 up on St Gallen though. Strange competition. But entertaining for all that.
Solid stuff from Rovers after the early scare, far better team, would say TNS were also a far better team than Larne, fun to get to see the leagues go head to head. Rovers miles ahead in the trio.
APOEL, who drew in Tallaght, 2-0 up on Fiorentina, who beat TNS 2-0
Chelsea 6 up at HT. They and Rapid will be very unlikely to yield any points for Rovers.
Borac at home the best chance for more points but depends which version of them turns up.
Diplomaticly put! Rovers rather than league miles ahead in the trio. Sparing EG and EYG another demographic debate!Originally Posted by Acornvilla
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