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    Games 13th June

    Thursday 13th (All 19:45)

    Premier Division

    Dundalk v Sligo
    St Pats v Shamrock Rovers
    Waterford v SHelbourne
    Bohs v Derry
    Galway v Drogheda

    First Division

    Kerry v Longford
    Wexford v Treaty
    Finn Harps v UCD
    Cork v Cobh
    Bray v Athlone

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    Big game for Rovers tonight, a real must win heading into the break and the draw for Europe next week.........hopefully Waterford can do us a favour against Shels.
    Big game also for Longford in Kerry, lose and they are 5 points adrift at the bottom of the first division, not what anyone would have expected and on form youd have to make Kerry favourites.
    Harps UCD another big one in terms of pushing on agaisnt a poor enough Cork side.

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    Cork v Cobh sees another big local clash. Leaders Cork have had a huge edge in these games with their winning results. Cobh will be looking for a result to stay in the play-off positions!

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    Thursday 13th (All 19:45)

    Premier Division

    Dundalk v Sligo
    St Pats v Shamrock Rovers
    *Waterford v Shelbourne*
    Bohs v Derry
    Galway v Drogheda

    First Division

    Kerry v Longford
    Wexford v Treaty
    Finn Harps v UCD
    Cork v Cobh
    Bray v Athlone


    The pick of the games tonight has to be Waterford v Shels!


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    Quote Originally Posted by sbgawa View Post
    Big game for Rovers tonight, a real must win heading into the break and the draw for Europe next week.........hopefully Waterford can do us a favour against Shels.
    Big game also for Longford in Kerry, lose and they are 5 points adrift at the bottom of the first division, not what anyone would have expected and on form youd have to make Kerry favourites.
    Harps UCD another big one in terms of pushing on agaisnt a poor enough Cork side.
    Not sure I'd class it as a 'must win', but based on Pat's form, you'd be disappointed not to get the points.

    Could Derry get a third win on the bounce? Haven't done so in over a year, so probably not. Bohs beat us last time in Dalymount, but didn't look that much of a threat last month in the Brandywell.

    Waterford-Shels seems interesting, but just can't get over how bad Waterford have been each time we've played them this season, so can't take them as in any way a serious outfit.

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    The result in Oriel will be a better indicator of how the great escape will pan out than picking up points v Derry or Rovers. We need to be winning against teams that will also be damaged by a loss in terms of potentially being sucked in to a relegation scrap. It will be tight but the sort of fixture you need to take 3 points from to really state an intention of being in the fight. Derry, Rovers, Galway and Dundalk wins while unlikely to happen will add an interesting layer to the relegation battle with the 2 never been relegated really flirting with a relegation playoff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brendy_éire View Post
    Not sure I'd class it as a 'must win', but based on Pat's form, you'd be disappointed not to get the points.

    Could Derry get a third win on the bounce? Haven't done so in over a year, so probably not. Bohs beat us last time in Dalymount, but didn't look that much of a threat last month in the Brandywell.

    Waterford-Shels seems interesting, but just can't get over how bad Waterford have been each time we've played them this season, so can't take them as in any way a serious outfit.
    Waterford were awful in the game in Tallaght where they beat us 3 to 1 we were just completly inept starting with Pohls og from the opening corner.
    But you cant argue with the points haul

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    Just noticed Rob Hennessey is reffing in Dalymount tonight, so any confidence I've had is gone.
    We're 12 games in a row without a win when he's been in charge.
    Not saying he's biased or anything, but there must be something in the way he refs the game that doesn't suit us.

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    Pohls replaced by steacy in goals for Rovers. Pohls not on bench so I wonder is it an injury or a convenient injury if u know what I mean.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbgawa View Post
    Pohls replaced by steacy in goals for Rovers. Pohls not on bench so I wonder is it an injury or a convenient injury if u know what I mean.
    Steacy bringing out his inner Pohls for that goal.

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    Late winner by Ryan Kelliher (his second of the night) gives Kerry a vital win, and, as mentioned, breathing space away from the bottom of the table. Even more important, a third consecutive league victory at Mounthawk Park - ironic that after our home travails last season, it's now becoming somewhat of a fortress!

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    5 in a row RIP - simply not good enough ; still was a great run while it lasted but this group in later years will regret that they blew the chance to be ‘immortal’

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    Derry win it in the 94th; Rovers lose it in the 96th.

    Heck of a season in fairness. Rovers now 12 points off Shels with 15 games left. It's doable, but surely panic stations in Tallaght. Rovers as close to Dundalk in the playoff as to Shels.

    Think Drogheda are gone after tonight. Too many goals going in, and Dundalk on a run of form now too

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    End of an era.
    Europe the only hope to rescue something from this shambles

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    Typical of Rovers to ruin what was developing in to good wind up opportunity on St Pats. Shocked that Derry actually took advantage of someone dropping points. As has been alluded too previously, a single loss to someone you could be in a relegation scrap with and the complexion starts to change a bit. Usually when on a bit of a run the break would be a disrution but I think Dundalk need the time on the training pitch and rest some bodies. Will be the same for others, could be a big benefit to St Pats. No so good for Rovers to hae to dwell on a late loss, looking at the gap at the top grow - and its not as if injuries will ever be different for them really. Shels just keep chipping away and will have every reson to gamble on spending to bring lads in in July and try to keep Derry at arms length which probably wouldnt take much going on past trends.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pineapple stu View Post
    Derry win it in the 94th; Rovers lose it in the 96th.

    Heck of a season in fairness. Rovers now 12 points off Shels with 15 games left. It's doable, but surely panic stations in Tallaght. Rovers as close to Dundalk in the playoff as to Shels.

    Think Drogheda are gone after tonight. Too many goals going in, and Dundalk on a run of form now too
    Nobody is panicking in tallaght the league is toast. We are awful and look out of ideas. If I'm nervous about anything it's not making the top 4 and getting into Europe next year. Or top 3 if a left field winner of the cup.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbgawa View Post
    Nobody is panicking in tallaght the league is toast. We are awful and look out of ideas. If I'm nervous about anything it's not making the top 4 and getting into Europe next year. Or top 3 if a left field winner of the cup.
    That thought had occurred to me looking at the league table - and sounds like a pretty good reason to start panicking!

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    I think we are good enough to make top 4 just....with the biggest budget by miles.
    Almost as good am.implosion as Dundalk in 2020 without the benefit of the lunatic american.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbgawa View Post
    End of an era.
    Europe the only hope to rescue something from this shambles
    Thatd take a significant change in form and performance in Europe which hasnt been good when Rovers were at their peak in this era. Maybe if the all the focus is on Europe rather than trying to manage the quick turnaround with (league) games?

    Back to tonight and relegation issues, the games in hand over St Pats were made for interesting debate but nobody really felt that St Pats would be in a relegation play-off, Bohs run of form though, even with less games played, are dropping in to that dreaded rut. Sligo are patchy but Bohs just seem to be on a poor run that they might not find easy to break - compounded for the fans by a manager double jobbing!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sbgawa View Post
    Big game for Rovers tonight, a real must win heading into the break and the draw for Europe next week.........hopefully Waterford can do us a favour against Shels.
    Big game also for Longford in Kerry, lose and they are 5 points adrift at the bottom of the first division, not what anyone would have expected and on form youd have to make Kerry favourites.
    Harps UCD another big one in terms of pushing on agaisnt a poor enough Cork side.
    Decent win for Bray v Athlone, up into 3rd now, seem to be doing better since Ryan left ??

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