We're one up on Bray with 60 minutes gone in the Leinster Senior Cup quarter Finals. Match Live on LOITV for free.
It was a good run out and result. A few younglads got a game and a few of the back up lads a run. The chap on loan from Hull at CB Taylor did well as did Pitaluga in goal. I’d run Freeman straight out if I was Kenny the chap looks like he doesn’t give a toss.
I saw some of the game. Lots of young lads in for Pats. The lad Oyenuga (sp?) looked useful and took his goal well. Pitiluga made some decent saves, but I still don’t think I’d trust him in a “real” game. Freeman will be gone sooner rather than later I think. Problem is our two other right backs are so injury prone.Originally Posted by D24Saint
Out for a spell, got neglected, lay on the bench unselected.
Pats are at home to Maynooth in the semi final with the date TBC. That means the other semi will be Drogheda vs St Mochtas but I haven’t seen anything on who the home team is for that, or the date of it either
Paaatrick's Agletic
Derry played Crusaders at Seaview yesterday for Stephen Baxter's testimonial, won 2-0.
Couple of trialists played, and one scored. One of them was D'Mani Mellor, who is a forward at Rochdale at present.
St. Mochta's at home on Monday 5th August.
Huge day for Kerry tomorrow - Tuta still absent after travelling home for family weddings, but other than that, should have a full squad available. Remains to be seen what kind of XI Waterford will field, but whether it's the U20s, or some of the Premier squad are added to the mix, the Kingdom will treat them with the fullest respect, much like the Treaty semi. The club are taking an official supporters bus to Turners Cross, and the final will be live on Radio Kerry.
No major surprises in the Kerry starting XI: O'Sullivan - Kos, Spain, Williams, O'Connell - McCarthy, McGrath, Gleeson, Teahan - Kelliher, Okwute.
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