yes very good result. the defence was magnificent and in almeida we have a very good player (no nonsence approach) i also thought brush was superb. the players worked their socks off . i think moore is finding it very hard to get to the pitch of the game but that is understandable because of his injury situation. now what we have to do is go and get the 3 points against galway. if we apply ourselves the same way i would be confident.
You obviousily were late into the game because if you were there from the start you'd have noticed Rovers 'won' four corners in the first three minutes, surprising news considering we played for a draw from the 1st minute.
Learn to accept the fact that there are two teams on the pitch for every game. Learn to accept the fact that the home team don't have a divine right to win any game. Learn to accept the fact that the away team can use tactics to conteract the home teams tactics and that's it possible that the home team's manager may not be as good tactically as you would like to believe he is. Learn to accept the fact that the home supporters can be out sung by the away support. Learn to accept the fact that you can sometimes be wrong in life. Learn to accept the fact that even when you don't lose, a draw can be a moral victory. Learn to accept the fact that there's no wrong in applauding your team especially after a good workmanlike performance. Learn to accept the fact that it's only a game of football and there's always the next game to make amends.
What a great game and result. As I said, didn't think we'd have a chance up there but what a performance, everyone of them put in the effort, Almeida and O'Grady were pure class. Great save by Brush from Sammon's effort. We really dominated the first half, but having not scored I feared it was going to haunt us in the second but we held our own. Derry don't look like title contenders on that performance. Ref was woeful. If we try as hard against Galway, we'll have no worries.Such crap, as ye say up there 'take yer oil', ye were lucky we didn't win.
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
You deserved the point. We were rubbish, but that was credit to your lot who stifled us and stuck to plan. After getting a few hammerings at the Brandywell it was understandable to play defensively and try hit us on the break. I would really have to disagree with your view of dominating the first half, maybe the first 5 mins but that was it.
As Irishmen we dilute our sense of nation by depending on the English to bring us our balls
lads,
has anyone photos from the game just to see the green kit. looked everywhere like inpho and sportsfile but cant find one. none in the papers either.
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RIP JOHNNY
I think we now have the best back four we have had in years but they were put under serious pressure by the entire midfield's inabilty to hold possesion, was surprised Judge and Murphy did not start, a great point, I never saw goal kicks being celebrated so much though
Stunning display of historical knowledge there.
It was more than a few hundred years ago and "we" weren't defending the wall, but sure never let the truth get in the way of a rant.......
Sligo defended the last 20 yards extremely well, closing down and tackling hard and we wouldn't have scored if we were still playing. The save Brush made from Sammon in the first half was one of the best I've ever seen.
Atrocious pitch (possibly the worst in the Premier) didn't help but we need to learn to break teams down regardless of how many men are behind the ball.
OneRedArmy, how dare you suggest that your pitch can be mentioned in the same breath as ours as being the worst in Ireland. You can buy Faz, beat us four nil, keep Ciaran Martyn and own John Hume and Martin Guinness but there are two things you can never have - Johnny Chadda and the worst pitch in Ireland (United).
Agree with all posts on match ,the lads worked their socks off, dont think I have seen them put such effort into a game like that before.The back 4 were outstanding,O'Grady and Ventre ran their holes off, disappointed with cash though.He gave posession up too easy and looked jacked with 15 to go, think raf will take this spot when back.Feeney did well up front winning a lot of ball Boco is still settling in and I think we will soon see him at his best, he has gradually improved with each game,was a bit too honest when he could have gone down for peno, but fair play he tried his best not to go down.Derry lads seem to forget we had the best chance when Alan Moore headed over from 3 yards out in first half and disappointed we didnt roll over for them.
Well done lads, keep it up
I'm a bit dissapointed really i was sure we were going to win 5 - 1 after all it was was only derry?
A moral victory is like peeing in your pants.....it only keeps you warm for so long.....we need the 3 points this Saturday to make the point against Derry really stand out.
What's the story with Judge?
Great player yet only on the bench.
I'd ask the same about Ciaran Martyn.
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