Horsens 2 Galway Utd 0

**GUISAUltra** · 27/02/2007, 10:34 AM

the team also drew 0-0 with silkeborg, not a bad result at all. hopefully it has done the team good and we'll be rearing to go come March 9th

**ifk101** · 27/02/2007, 1:30 PM

According to Silkeborg, Galway packed the defence and didn't have one shot on goal.

**corbyeire** · 27/02/2007, 1:56 PM

0-0 in yesterdays friendly - not too bad

**Bono_Keane** · 27/02/2007, 2:50 PM

I wasn�t at the game due to work reasons

but here I give you a link with the comments of the game...the problem is that It�s in Danish...

http://www.sif-support.dk/VisData.asp?ID=5145&M=1

**ifk101** · 27/02/2007, 3:49 PM

Originally Posted by Bono_Keane

I wasn�t at the game due to work reasons

but here I give you a link with the comments of the game...the problem is that It�s in Danish...

http://www.sif-support.dk/VisData.asp?ID=5145&M=1

I'd translate that article for yeez but it's way too long. The main gish however is that Galway were strongly organised, played with everyone in their own half, didn't have one chance on goal, and consequently the match ended 0-0.

**Fivesilver** · 27/02/2007, 3:57 PM

Just for the record, the league opener on March 9 is in Galway. I'm fully expecting us to be in the majority, since I've heard the Galway supporters are to base themselves in Buncrana that day.

**GUISAUltra** · 27/02/2007, 4:20 PM

What? who will be in buncrana and for what reason?

I think we will have at least 2000 home fans against rovers. rovers will have 500 fans at most.

**Bono_Keane** · 27/02/2007, 7:50 PM

Of course, it doesn�t matter the friendly results....the more important game to date will be against Sligo next 9th March...I only saw the Horsens game, I couldn�t see the game yesterday, and the team was well organised, serious in defence with a good pair Charles-Reggi, and a good right back Collie James...
However, the strikers weren�t too active....maybe because the Danish teams were strong opponents and the more important thing against them was defend..I don�t know...I hope Amstrong and co. will score a lot of goals in the coming season

**corbyeire** · 27/02/2007, 10:41 PM

so james played well

thats good to hear

**scotsbeer** · 27/02/2007, 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by JW.

Much appreciated bono, please paste any photos you can. I'm amazed a three-hour journey was deemed too long to see United play by the lads!

1st train at 7.45 was a reasonable option to get us into cadiz arouind lunchtime then a case of getting 2 buses to the training camp in the arse end of no whereseville without knowing the kick off time. was beginning to become logistical nightmare. wasnt a case of us ending up in malaga whilst team were playing over 200 km away. we heard the club were going to be based in malaga and that was both accesable from shannon and at the same time an opportunity for what turned out to be a brilliant trip. we ended up going to a malaga match in spanish 2nd division and spread the word about galway united so the trip was worthwhile overall.

**scotsbeer** · 27/02/2007, 10:49 PM

Originally Posted by gilberto_eire

rumour has it the management moved them when word hit they we'r going!

exactly. so nobody should be giving out becuase we didnt travel to a game when it was clearly a trip for the club to get some serious training in without the fans being around.

**scotsbeer** · 27/02/2007, 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by Fivesilver

Just for the record, the league opener on March 9 is in Galway. I'm fully expecting us to be in the majority, since I've heard the Galway supporters are to base themselves in Buncrana that day.

the match is actually being played in buncrana so may see you there if you can afford the bus fare