QuoteAthlone had about 2 chances on goal all night
1 was a one on one with Harrington and he tip it over the bar and the
2 was a goal one of your players took it around our keeper and scored but it was offside
Ramblers dominated most of the game
Cobh: 2 Athlone: 0
And Jackson sent off!!!!
Obviously the break did nobody any good at ATFC.
When did we last score a goal??????????
Looking forward to the report on this one.
Athlone had about 2 chances on goal all night
1 was a one on one with Harrington and he tip it over the bar and the
2 was a goal one of your players took it around our keeper and scored but it was offside
Ramblers dominated most of the game
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Cobh Ramblers continued their winning run by comfortably beating Athlone Town 2-0 at St Colman's Park.
After a slow start, it was the home side who took control of the game with Willie Bruton going close with a snap shot in the 23rd minute before eventually breaking the deadlock just before half time when Bruton slotted home a penalty after Des Hope had fouled Jonathan Coker.
Athlone's Shane Jackson was sent off for a clumsy challenge early in the second half and with a numerical advantage, Cobh pushed on for victory. Corker slotted home six minutes from time after a wonderful pass by Anthony Wolfe had put him clean through on goal.
Teams:
Cobh Ramblers: Harringong, Wolfe, White, Andrews, Murphy, Cummins, Tynan, S Yelverton, Coker, Bruton, Moore.
Subs: Fenton for Tynan (80 mins), O'Reilly for Bruton (85 mins), G Yelverton for Moore (89 mins).
Athlone Town: Moran, O'Brien, Kelly, Hope, Jackson, Rushe, Gavin, Collins, Riely, Kelly, McCann.
Subs: Shine for Hope (56 mins), Malley for McCann (72 mins), Holt for Collins (77 mins).
Referee: D Tomney (Dublin).
Celebrating 130 Years of Athlone Town Football Club - Pride of the Midlands Since 1887
Is Eric Molloy still injured??
Assuming not then the following team would make a big difference.
Connaughton, O'Brien, Kelly, Hope, Shine, Harney, Molloy, Holt, Reilly, Mullin, Gavin,
Subs: Rushe, Jackson, Collins, McCann, Moran.
athlone looked fairly poor, as they did when i saw them at limerick. they had a few chances against the run of play in the first half but once ramblers scored, they never looked like getting anything out of the game. A lot of nasty challenges from athlone players too
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