Friendly Results

**Den Perry** · 04/02/2008, 4:50 PM

Originally Posted by Magicme

No thanks. I dont need child molestation charges thank you very much. My reputation is bad enough!

Magicme....I think I caught you checking me out in Buckley Park last season

**BohDiddley** · 04/02/2008, 7:35 PM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

It was 12 months ago. Which is precisely the number of bites I'm hoping to get on this thread by bringing it up. Thank you for being No. 5.

It was an early sign of where our season was to end up going. No team with genuine title aspirations should be getting beaten 4:0 by a team in the division below - friendly or not, away or not. Hence why i drew a parallel with Bohs low score at home against a team much, much weaker than Dundalk.

Now who's for No.6 then.....?

As they say in all the best pub conversations, everything's relative...
I'm just pleased that, even a year on, my taking up the point along with a whole four other people has allowed you to take some comfort from being tanked by First Division opposition.

I may be wrong, and there's always the cup, but I don't think anyone from Bohs will be posting in February 2009 about how we miraculously turned over Monaghan in 2008.

**dortie** · 04/02/2008, 8:24 PM

Im saying nothing, i remember 4/5 years ago getting beat by Londonderry Institute in a pre-season friendly, dont want to tempt fate as we play them tomorrow night again. By far a bigger humiliation than the thumping by Dundalk......

Im in agreement with Steve though, friendly results may not be taken too seriously but from past experience they can show potential or indeed a lack of it...btw that year we were beaten by Stute was also one i dont want to remember too well.

**finnpark** · 04/02/2008, 8:52 PM

Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge

Any defence with Rogers at full back doesn't look too solid to me.

Finally a UCD fan I agree with

Very valid point though, surely Dessie Bryne is a left back. Hes just a hoofer.

Also where is Ndo these days?

**dancinpants** · 05/02/2008, 8:46 PM

Institute 1-4 Derry City

Connor Sammon (2) Mark Farren (2)

Kyle Moran got Institutes.

**Martinho II** · 05/02/2008, 9:37 PM

town nil shamrock rovers two

dont know who scored for rovers...

**FarmHoop** · 05/02/2008, 10:03 PM

owen doyle and keith o neill

**JC_GUFC** · 05/02/2008, 10:17 PM

Originally Posted by FarmHoop

owen doyle and keith o neill

I assume that's not the ex Irish international...

**alabama rover** · 06/02/2008, 1:38 AM

Originally Posted by JC_GUFC

I assume that's not the ex Irish international...

No! it is a future Irish International!

KOH

**monutdfc** · 06/02/2008, 7:57 AM

Originally Posted by dancinpants

Institute 1-4 Derry City

Connor Sammon (2) Mark Farren (2)

Kyle Moran got Institutes.

Man United, Derry City, Shelbourne, Larne, Institute - it's been a speedy descent for him!

**Flexy** · 06/02/2008, 2:47 PM

Originally Posted by monutdfc

Man United, Derry City, Shelbourne, Larne, Institute - it's been a speedy descent for him!

Heard Derry were really good last night, Salmon had a good game upfront and Grey showed up really well last night as well. Was anybody else at the match. Heard tousand Derry fans showed up and Kenny got a great reception.

**LeixlipRed** · 07/02/2008, 9:03 PM

Originally Posted by monutdfc

Man United, Derry City, Shelbourne, Larne, Institute - it's been a speedy descent for him!

Mainly because his attitude stinks.

We drew 0-0 with Cork tonight

**iceman** · 07/02/2008, 9:58 PM

Malone Cup tonight
Dundalk 0 Drogs 0
Drogs won 5-4 on pens.

**ndrog** · 07/02/2008, 10:03 PM

heard the duns played well just couldnt score.Anyone know how our under 21 lads that played got on in there first local derby ?

**The Lilywhites** · 08/02/2008, 12:01 AM

Dundalk FC: Chris Bennion; John Flanagan, Aidan Lynch (Shane Grimes 59), Ian Ryan, David Crawley; Jamie Duffy, David Cassidy, Paul Shiels (Paul Marney 59), Davie O’Connor (Paul Smyth 67); Trevor Vaughan (Tiarn�n Mulvenna 65), Robbie Martin (Robbie Farrell 59).

Drogheda United: Jamie Ewings; Brian Shelley, Graham Gartland, Gareth Whelan, Joe Kendrick; Richie Baker (Sami Ristila 62), Stuart Byrne (David McAllister 70), Paul Keegan, Ollie Cahill (Sean Prunty 51), Adam Hughes; Eamon Zayed (Tony Grant HT).

**R�iteoir** · 08/02/2008, 7:59 AM

Originally Posted by LeixlipRed

Mainly because his attitude stinks.

We drew 0-0 with Cork tonight

An account of the game and a small anecdote from last night's game courtesty of BohSelecta:

I went up the road to this - Nil apiece. Cork looked not that good, actually, especially when you consider that their starting front six was Behan, Mooney, Kearney, Gamble, Healy and O'Callaghan. Shels well worth their draw and it wasn't a bad night out at all, especially when Keely, having watched a Cork sub sky the ball over the bar, turned to the Corkies and shouted

"He should be playing for the GAA team you don't have"

**cornerflag** · 08/02/2008, 2:08 PM

Shels well worth their draw and it wasn't a bad night out at all, especially when Keely, having watched a Cork sub sky the ball over the bar, turned to the Corkies and shouted

"He should be playing for the GAA team you don't have"

HAHA classic