Quotejason scored on his debut but we felt it was not necessary to play our strongist team againist dundalk so your right 2 in 2
Did that make anyone else laughOriginally Posted by KevBGUFC
Cmon County!
jason scored on his debut but we felt it was not necessary to play our strongist team againist dundalk so your right 2 in 2
I wish i did not know then what I dont know now
How many fans had Monaghan in Tolka tonight? Two?
Harps beat Wexford 1-0.
Had Luca and Gethins sent offNeil Doyle has to be the biggest disaster of a ref ive seen in ages. Power trip gone mad.
Do they miss the game with Shels on Sunday now?Harps beat Wexford 1-0.
Had Luca and Gethins sent off
yup both miss out.
A joke of a ref is being kind, I wasn't close enough to see for myself but Conor was sent off for falling over on a player
But only 4 points off Dundalk having played the same number of games, its getting interesting
results wise anyway, apparently the only player with a bit of heart was Robson.
"Are those my feet" Fr Jack Hackett
Thanks for the 3 points. On the basis that we have never won the league, I don't care how we win. When we dominate the league for the next decade, maybe then we'll start playing pretty. Or maybe not.Drogs at home and playing a 6-4-0 and hitting us on the break, something is not right in the world of football
If more than 2 Drogs players cross the halfway line John of Gods cant cope with the nosebleeds
Hate losing to that ****, at least try and play to feet all the players have them
kdjac
BTW- RTE concours that the best team won...
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2007/...edaunited.html
Last edited by Snoop Drog; 10/08/2007 at 10:53 PM.
Jez i thought they were all good tonight bar the midfield in 1st half. Lester in fairness chased everything rite to the end. Robson showed steel and determination when he came on and made a big impact. Finn didnt get a smell in the 2nd half and he ran show in the 1st. O Halloran took no ****e and stood up to the students and 1 or 2 of our own fans. But the real story was the will to work hard to the last minute
fo shut up when we were 2-1 down with about 10 minutes left. And at stage we were throwing the kitchen sink to recover the goal and he was giving it 100% in fairness
TO TELL THE TRUTH IS REVOLUTIONARY
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All of this has happened before. All of it will happen again.
your dislike of all things monaghan does you no credit... is it that your other neighbours is so far ahead of you that you feel you have to have someone to kick
I wish i did not know then what I dont know now
back you up snoop, wer gona win the league and the jealousy on this site will jus make us win it by more. sickens the "so called big clubs" that drogs are gona dominate now. get used to it lads, the only club to win all domestic trophies is here to stay!
It must be horrible for Pats fans to not only see the title slip away, but also to see us in 2nd. How much do you pay your players?
False hope is worse than no hope. Ask Sligo.
It's a phenomenal collapse alright. Was looking at their programme on Monday, and I think they won 13 and drew 2 of their first 15 games this season. Then they lost to Drogs in the Setanta Cup semi final, since when they've won 5 from 21 or something.
Never thought the title was realistically there but would've preferred to keep some pressure on Drogheda - two clear with a game in hand is a helluva lot different from eight clear with a game in hand.
As for you lot going second, yep, that is an abomination.
Revenge for 2002
Its posts like this that sums the likes of you and the rest of the begrudgers on this forum . Check any off the match reports you like .You were well beaten by the better team .Get over itDrogs at home and playing a 6-4-0 and hitting us on the break, something is not right in the world of football
If more than 2 Drogs players cross the halfway line John of Gods cant cope with the nosebleeds
Hate losing to that ****, at least try and play to feet all the players have them
kdjac
from RTE site - good report
Drogheda United 2-0 St Patrick's Athletic
Friday, 10 August 2007 22:18
Leaders Drogheda registered their seventh victory from their last eight games to leave their nearest rivals trailing eight points behind, following this superb victory at United Park tonight.
St Pat's, fielding an attacking 3-4-3 formation, chased victory from the get go, however, Drogheda's Brian Shelley forced a fine save from Barry Ryan inside two minutes.
The Inchicore men should have gone ahead in the fifth minute when Joseph Ndo's pass dropped at the feet of Glen Fitzpatrick 10 yards out but the former Drogheda striker was foiled by an excellent save from Dan Connor.
A number of half-chances followed for both sides and Ryan was soon in action again, showing good hands to keep out another Shelley piledriver.
Back came Pat's, and Mark Quigley's shot was deflected wide by Simon Webb in the 16th minute.
It was at this stage that Drogheda took the game by the scruff of the neck and played some of their best football of the season.
The lively Eamon Zayed was denied when Ryan made a fine save at his near post, and from the resulting corner Graham Gartland headed inches over the crossbar.
The Drogs made their pressure pay in the 28th minute when they broke quickly from defence, and Richie Baker eventually squared the ball across goal for Shane Robinson, whose deflected shot wrong-footed Ryan and landed in the corner of the net.
It could have been worse for Pat's at half time, as Zayed's glancing header grazed the crossbar, and further efforts from Zayed and Sami Ristila were blocked by the excellent Ryan.
Robinson twice came close to adding to his earlier goal in the early stages of the second half, first firing over the bar from Ristila's lay-off and then having another long-range effort blocked by Billy Gibson.
Pat's struggled to prise open a watertight Drogheda defence, and the Boynesiders held firm before hitting their tital rivals in devastating fashion on 73 minutes.
Byrne's pass out of defence was collected by Zayed in the centre circle and he spread the ball wide for Tony Grant whose cross was headed home by Zayed.
Pat's substitute Keith Barker scraped Connor's right-hand post with a 25-yard screamer and forced a fine late save from the Drogheda keeper, however, the two-goal margin of victory didn't flatter the Boynesiders in the slightest.
DROGHEDA UNITED - Connor, Shelley, Tambouras, Gartland, Webb, Baker, Robinson, Byrne, Keddy, Zayed, Ristila. Subs: Keegan for Shelley (50min), Grant for Ristila (72min), Gray for Tambouras (86min).
ST PATRICK'S ATHLETIC - Ryan, Maguire, Brennan, Rogers, Kirby, Ndo, Gibson, Frost, Guy, Fitzpatrick, Quigley. Subs: Fahy for Ndo (71min), Barker for Quigley (76min), O'Connor for Guy (85min).
Referee - Damien Hancock (Dublin).
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YOURE RIGHT, BORING BORING DROGHEDA!Drogs at home and playing a 6-4-0 and hitting us on the break, something is not right in the world of football
If more than 2 Drogs players cross the halfway line John of Gods cant cope with the nosebleeds
Hate losing to that ****, at least try and play to feet all the players have them
kdjac
WE HAVE SCORED MORE GOALS THAN ANYBODY ELSE IN THE LEAGUE - NOT BAD WITH PLAYING WITH 6-4-0
DAN CONNOR HATES CITY, HE HATES LANGERS
We're going to win the leaguewe know you dont believe us we know you dont believe us
Hunky Dorys Park - could be worse, we could be going to Old Trafford every other week
athlone 4-2 kildare
hatrick for o'dowd,finally for athlone!!!!! a good win!!!
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