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    Cork City FC v Drogheda United FC

    Cork City 1/2
    Draw 5/2
    Drogheda United 5/1

    How're we fixed for tomorrow night?
    We have had a nice little break so everyone should be fresh.
    Have Boot Disk, will travel

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peadar
    Cork City 1/2
    Draw 5/2
    Drogheda United 5/1

    How're we fixed for tomorrow night?
    We have had a nice little break so everyone should be fresh.
    5/1 are decent odds
    DAN CONNOR HATES CITY, HE HATES LANGERS

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    They should be longer I reckon!

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    The break will either refresh the players or leave them rusty. I think Drogheda will come for a draw and may be very difficult to break down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by patsh
    I think Drogheda will come for a draw and may be very difficult to break down.
    I'd tend to agree with that.
    I'd settle for 1-0
    Have Boot Disk, will travel

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    Well they are the only team to win in the league at the X so it might be tricky. Im sure Dan will try to excell again
    As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.

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    Tonight is going to tell us a lot about the destination of the League. If we're up for it or whether we're getting a bit jaded and rusty.
    As for Derry, never thought I'd say this but come on rovers!!
    Cork City FC

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    I am optimistic that the break will refocus the players & help forget about Europe. Drogs will no doubt 'park the bus' so first goal will most likely decide the match.
    http://www.forastrust.ie/

    Bring back Rocketman!

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    eleven-a-side says that Gamble is injured!
    As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Troy.McClure
    eleven-a-side says that Gamble is injured!
    Yesterday, CorkCityFC.ie said Gamble was injured.
    Have Boot Disk, will travel

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    My sister met his mother and Mrs Gamble told her that he was injured.............

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    Im not long back from the game ,Poor performance to be honest .I witnessed a goal I will never forget though ,Thanks to Dan O connor .....3 more points hopfully we are on our way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccfcgirl
    Im not long back from the game ,Poor performance to be honest .I witnessed a goal I will never forget though ,Thanks to Dan O connor .....3 more points hopfully we are on our way.
    If t hat was in front of the shed ... it would have been unreal ... a classic moment .... he walk straight to the tunnel after the game and left his towel hanging in the net ... the steward was trying to keep up with him

    He fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up, he fúcked it
    Connors fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up, he fúcked it
    Connors fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up, he fúcked it
    Connors fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up, he fúcked it
    Connors fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up
    He fúcked it up, he fúcked it
    Connors fúcked it up


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    Hmmm...perhaps there is a god...what an extraordinary event! I was daydreaming, like a lot of people in the stands, a little stressed and depressed about where the game was going, when I heard the thud of boot on ball milliseconds after boot on ball...when I focussed the ball was crawling towards the goal...it seemed to think about stopping but the fright of the chasing defenders gave it the tiny impetus to get over the line. It was all very surreal. And Dan Connor in goal! Unbelievably brilliant. I have always said to doubters that you have to go all the time to be there for the unforgettably memorable moments, and that is definitely one of the most wonderful things I've ever seen at the Cross.

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    We were poxed!
    But who cares. 3 points and the scumbag gets his comeuppance....

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    Was listening on the radio & couldn't hear the commentators as the cross erupted.

    http://www.forastrust.ie/

    Bring back Rocketman!

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    A truely beautiful goal
    As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.

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    and that is definitely one of the most wonderful things I've ever seen at the Cross
    God, and i thought the cross was supposed to be an entertaining ground

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dyl10
    supposed to be an entertaining ground
    You're right ..... and that goal was seriously entertaining !!
    The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.

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