QuoteHe said club
but ye are not a 'real' club anyway, so thats not importantOriginally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
He said club
Rovers won one and lost one today. Lost 5-2 to Derry and beat Monaghan 8-6
Last round on mothers day
RIP JOHNNY
how many did ya score? Its not right that you, a rovers player should be posting on the forum. Its very unprofessional imo.
By the above post I assume you were playing?Is this true and if so well done
RIP JOHNNY
lol. Didn't score any unfortunately. came close once or twice. Seamie got 4 against Monaghan i think. Foy scored a penalty or two as well. Good craic.
Our poor little boys!
report on our match against you lot on our website or in the Mons notes in our forum here
United’s 2nd game of the day was a real thriller against a Sligo Rovers team who had full time professionals such as Keith Foy and Gavin Peers, as well as Irish Under 21 International Seamus Coleman on their team. Rovers got off to a great start with two goals and it looked like United were in for a lesson in football from the professionals.
Jim Murphy was not about to give in though and rallied his team and within 5 minutes, United were level with goals from Gerard McCrudden and a Jim Murphy spot kick. Sligo took the lead 3 minutes later from the spot and the United lad’s heads started to drop.
By half time United found themselves 5-2 down and could not cope with the speed and the skill from the U21 Irish international Coleman. He was unstoppable and was the main difference between the two sides.
Monaghan re-grouped at half time and the never say die spirit of this team shocked Sligo. United pulled it back to 5-4 with 2 goals from Charley McDonald only for Sligo to go 6-4 up with very slack goal.
Mark Mulligan pulled another one back for United and Sligo were all over the court with Monaghan hitting the post and side netting on several occasions. At 6-5 United had Sligo on the back foot only for Coleman to break Monaghan’s hearts again with a fine individual goal.
Aurimas Meidus scored a thumper of a goal with 5 minutes to go and United were back on track at 7-6. The Monaghan lads gave their all in the last few minutes but Coleman popped up again to wrap it up for Sligo at 8-6.
RIP JOHNNY
Local lad is he Magicme?
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
from carrickmacross i think
No he is from the Emyvale direction. You are mixing him up with our ex goalie Vladimir Muntananananananau from Carrick.
Away to Pat's in National Basketball Arena, Tallaght this Saturday @ 12pm
Can see us getting thumped now our first team won't be playing
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
pats have a team full of brazilian and polish players
Eh hello red+white rover will still be there, nobody has a chance against us, he is tipped to be the Irish Kaka.Can see us getting thumped now our first team won't be playing
The A Team is playing for them this week AFAIK.
Your right about the Kaka thing though!
I presume you won't be there so,your too good for them, might affect your chances of going to man u next year.
The A Team is playing for them this week AFAIK.
In hairstyle only Im afraid
Your right about the Kaka thing though!
Finals weekend fixture list
Saturday 15th March, National Basketball Arena, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
12 noon Match A St. Patrick’s Ath. V Sligo Rovers
better bring about 15 sets of jerseys just in case they clash
"Even if the sun ceases to rise, Even if the sea ceases to flow, Even if the wind stops to blow, The name of Sligo Rovers will shine and shine forever like the morning, glinting star in the sky."
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