Any predictions scores for Friday's game!

seagullsnest · 16/09/2004, 2:00 PM

Anyone with any prediction scores for the game against Cobh

**Terry** · 16/09/2004, 2:45 PM

Originally Posted by seagullsnest

Anyone with any prediction scores for the game against Cobh

1-0 cobh

**Roo69** · 16/09/2004, 3:03 PM

Originally Posted by seagullsnest

Anyone with any prediction scores for the game against Cobh

My big mouth is staying shut on this one ! don't want to tempt faith

**KK77** · 16/09/2004, 3:03 PM

3-0 Wanderers

**Roo69** · 16/09/2004, 3:22 PM

Originally Posted by Rafa B

3-0 Wanderers

Jesus, i wish i had your confidence Rafa. A brave man to predict 3 nil away from home.

**KK77** · 16/09/2004, 3:27 PM

yes very true but trying to be positive for all our remaining games!!!!

seagullsnest · 16/09/2004, 4:37 PM

Rafta i like the way u think, it is important to that we go down to Cobh with fighting spirit and unity as a team..

**Superhoops** · 17/09/2004, 11:35 AM

Originally Posted by seagullsnest

Rafta i like the way u think, it is important to that we go down to Cobh with fighting spirit and unity as a team..

Have faith lads! a 2-1 win is my suggestion

**Roo69** · 17/09/2004, 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by Superhoops

Have faith lads! a 2-1 win is my suggestion

Same as last season so ! Eamo and Foxy to do the biz again ? hopefully the ref has a better game than the one did last time, he had a shocker ! gave a peno for some lad falling over his own feet. Weso has made it back alright ! happy days

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PREVIEW: Bray look to keep pressure on

September 17, 2004

Third placed Bray Wanderers will be eager not to lose any more ground on the top two as the Seagulls face a trip to face Cobh Ramblers at St Colman’s Park tonight. Kick off at 7.45pm.

This match was originally scheduled for Sunday, September 19th but was brought forward as the league fixtures committee try to fit in all matches.

Bray welcome back defender Wesley Charles to the squad after the St Vincents and Grenadines international returned from World Cup duty this week.

The Seagulls have won three of their last five eircom League matches and will be hoping to add another victory in Cork against a side that have had mixed results this season.

Ramblers are currently three points above the re-election zone and are in badly need of some points in their bid to avoid dropping down into the bottom two.

The Cork side will be without Robert Brosnan, Darren Murphy and James Cummins for the visit of Wanderers with all three suspended for the match.

**KK77** · 17/09/2004, 12:01 PM

yes the first 3 points of 30 we are going to collect bring on the bohs, shels etc in the summer of 05!!!

**KR's Post** · 17/09/2004, 1:30 PM

Isnt summer soccer finished after this season.. i thought i heard damian richardson saying that on eircom weekly.. although i may be wrong..

**KR's Post** · 17/09/2004, 1:38 PM

easy 3-0 to wanderers.. Tarzan,eamo and and foxy to get the goals to send us to within 1 of harps.. you gotta be confident in your team for the last series of games every season.. Watch now il regret saying this!!!