Bohemian FC V TNS - Champions League KO 7.45

The_Kew_Tour

thats shocking

stovelid

Game far from over, in fairness.

dreamers75

stovelid wrote: »

Game far from over, in fairness.

About 25 minutes by my reckoning.

Stevecw

Looking bad now, running outta time. Don't seem to be creating any chances now

stovelid

dreamers75 wrote: »

About 25 minutes by my reckoning.

Two goals. Not impossible.

I'm locked out of that stream now? Going by xscores.

CiaranC

stovelid wrote: »

Two goals. Not impossible.

I'm locked out of that stream now? Going by xscores.

Its still working. Bohs not in the game.

GLaDOS

Just not happening, can't ee us getting one at this rate, nevermind two


game over

Bob the Seducer

Oh Christ 4-0

CiaranC

4-0

Mother of Jesus

Stevecw

Oh ffs 4-0. This is an embarresment to the league

applehunter

Good night Irene.

Lamper.sffc

4 nil:(

Töpher

stovelid

Jaysis,

Something afoot in D7. Should have been an absolutely winnable game.

dreamers75

Teams that can never mention Zimbru again.
Longford
Dundalk
Bohemians
Shelbourne your in the 1st ****ing division.
Rovers

Just one more to go lads

IRISHSPORTSGUY

Pathetic, absolutely pathetic. I KNOW Bohs are better than this. If they were being raped by Anderlecht, fair enough, but not this bloody Welsh mob! The players should be shot with sh!t.

Raskolnikov

IRISHSPORTSGUY wrote: »

Pathetic, absolutely pathetic. I KNOW Bohs are better than this. If they were being raped by Anderlecht, fair enough, but not this bloody Welsh mob! The players should be shot with sh!t.

From what we've heard in the media, teams seem put more of an emphasis on the league, rather than Europe.

Bob the Seducer

Any chance there are a bunch of lads from Hong Kong on mobile phones in the stands tonight? It's the only way I can justify a performance like this.

stovelid

This is going to hit Bohs hard financially I would imagine?

Welsh League 17 places below us in the rankings. Bohs should have had too much for them. I'm seriously worried about Thursday now: Israeli league is 13 places above us and the match will be played in hot conditions.

Yes, I'm getting in my excuses now.

Bob the Seducer

stovelid wrote: »

This is going to hit Bohs hard financially I would imagine?

Well they're down a minimum of 4 more games in Europe including two home ties with the possibility of drawing a fairly big team in the Europa League playoff round also gone.

CiaranC

stovelid wrote: »

This is going to hit Bohs hard financially I would imagine?

http://thebohs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14011

Meltdown coming according to this thread. I almost feel sorry for them.

Almost.

The_Kew_Tour

this is right up with San Marino 1 - 2 Ireland

super_furry

Pat Fenlon, Glen Crowe, Dave Tilson, Derek Swan, William of Orange, Kevin Hunt, Johnny Logan, can you hear me Johnny Logan? Your boys took one hell of a beating! Your boys took one hell of a beating!

Bob the Seducer

They had a Macedonia/Cyprus (delete depending on vintage)

djpbarry

Can't see Fenlon hanging around for too long after this.

applehunter

CiaranC wrote: »

http://thebohs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14011

Meltdown coming according to this thread. I almost feel sorry for them.

Almost.

Spoilt bastards is what they are.

big club my arse.

stovelid

Bob the Seducer wrote: »

Well they're down a minimum of 4 more games in Europe including two home ties with the possibility of drawing a fairly big team in the Europa League playoff round also gone.

Aye, but what did they budget for?

I can't blame them for thinking they'd clear this round, especially not when the saw the oppo. This could be very bad news for them.

Lamper.sffc

Sh1t:(

More pressure on us and Rovers to get a result in europe on thursday.

TNS s first win in europe. Not good

Stevecw

All over, what a load of crap that was. Bohs should be ashamed...losing 4-0 to a Welsh side, its a new low for the League here.

djpbarry

applehunter wrote: »

Spoilt bastards is what they are.

Indeed - I think this could be the final nail in the 'full-time professional' coffin.

EDIT: Anyone any idea what kind of odds one would have received in a bookies for that kind of result?

Bob the Seducer

All we can hope is that FC Koper find one more goal and put Dinamo Zagreb out. Take the heat off of Bohs.

stovelid

I'd just like to say I'm not reading the match thread on Gypoweb in chronological order and sniggering.

Not until Thursday night, anyway.

super_furry

Mission accomplished Agent Murphy.

mike65

They gave Liverpool a mild scare in a CL qualifier in 2005, final score was only 6-0

dreamers75

mike65 wrote: »

They gave Liverpool a mild scare in a CL qualifier in 2005, final score was only 6-0

Thats was a different team :pac:

FlawedGenius

dreamers75 wrote: »

Thats was a different team :pac:

RYHL I think.

Zebra3

L M F A O

:pac:

dreamers75

FlawedGenius wrote: »

RYHL I think.

Total Network Solutions

Bob the Seducer

FlawedGenius wrote: »

RYHL I think.

Sounds familiar, I think they were the crack Welsh Intertoto Cup contenders though

CantGetNoSleep

dreamers75 wrote: »

Thats was a different team :pac:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_Saints

Same team or not, the LoI is getting worse by the year

Bob the Seducer

I see Torshavn of the Faroes beat Red Bull Salzburg 1-0
(pity about the 1st leg...)

Eire-Dearg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_Saints#Merger_with_Oswestry_Town

During the 2005/06 close season, after newly crowned Champions League winners Liverpool were initially denied a place in the next season's competition, TNS offered to play a one-legged tie against the Reds for TNS's place in the first qualifying round.[2] After UEFA reached a compromise by which Liverpool were placed in the first qualifying round of the competition, TNS and Liverpool ended up drawn against one another anyway. The first leg was at Anfield, when Liverpool won 3–0 by a Steven Gerrard hat-trick, while in the second leg played at Wrexham, Gerrard scored two more after coming on as a substitute, to add to one by Djibril Cissé for another 3–0 TNS defeat. Although defeated the team drew praise from many quarters most notably the young Northern Irish goalkeeper Gerard Doherty, of whom Rafael Benítez said, "The goalkeeper saved a lot of goals and for me he was the best player in the two games".[3]

CiaranC

CantGetNoSleep wrote: »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_Saints

Same team or not, the LoI is getting worse by the year

Only for all the other clubs

pablomakaveli

I checked the score and livescore and thought i was seeing things. Let's face it thats a pathetic result. I think the glory days for Irish clubs are now over and we'll see more cricket scores in the years to come.:(

dreamers75

CiaranC wrote: »

Only for all the other clubs

uhh your a rovers fan, its only pats who can say that

CSF

Cannot stop laughing, Bohs were the 1 Dublin team I was actually hoping would do well, but this is too funny not to love.

Mister men

pablomakaveli wrote: »

I checked the score and livescore and thought i was seeing things. Let's face it thats a pathetic result. I think the glory days for Irish clubs are now over and we'll see more cricket scores in the years to come.:(

Glory day's :pac:

The_Kew_Tour

i say Mike Tyson hit them fairly hard when he met them yesterday.:pac:

dreamers75

The New Saints 4-0 Bohemians (agg 4-1)
Craig Jones opens the scoring for The New Saints after just six minutes
Craig Jones opens the scoring for The New Saints after just six minutes

The New Saints advanced to a glamour third-qualifying round Champions League tie with Anderlecht after a historic 4-0 win over Bohemians at Park Hall.

The Irish champions arrived in Oswestry with a 1-0 advantage from the first leg in Dublin, but were blitzed in the first half by the Welsh Premier kings.

Craig Jones, Matty Williams and Chris Sharp all struck inside 20 minutes.

Williams' second on 73 minutes ensured the Saints advanced in Europe for the first time in their 11 attempts.

Williams was the star of the show, setting up Jones for the opener on six minutes with an excellent pass.

Good work by Steve Evans and Matthew Berkeley then made the first chance for Williams, who finished neatly.

Jones turned provider for Sharp to leave the visitors shattered after just 20 minutes.

Bohemians rallied after the break, Paul Keegan going close with two efforts.

But Scott Ruscoe's corner was headed on by Evans for Williams to round off a glory night for the home side.

The third qualifying round legs take place on 27 & 28 July and 3 & 4 August, with Belgian giants Anderlecht a mouth-watering proposition.

The New Saints midfielder Aaron Edwards:
"It's amazing, I can't believe it... we thoroughly deserve it and hope to go to Belgium, get a good reception and play well.

"We needed the early goal to set us up and we've taken all our chances.

"They had a couple of chances after the break, but our defence was brilliant, our keeper made some great saves.

"Everyone was fantastic, we were better than them and thoroughly deserved to go through."

The New Saints FC: Harrison, Danny Holmes, Chris Marriott, Baker, Evans, Ruscoe, Hogan, Sharp (Darlington 90), Matty Williams, Craig Jones, Berkeley (Wood 89).
Subs Not Used: Simon Williams, Tommy Holmes, Seargeant, McKenna, Edwards.

Booked: Sharp.

Goals: Craig Jones 6, Matty Williams 14, Sharp 20, Matty Williams 73.

Bohemians: Barry Murphy, Heary, Powell (McGuinness 46), Oman, Keegan, Byrne (Greene 67), Brennan, Madden, Shelley, Quigley, Higgins (Cronin 46).
Subs Not Used: O'Connor, Rossiter, Burke, Dixon.

Booked: Powell, McGuinness, Keegan.

Att: 1,056

Ref: Istvan Vad (Hungary).

heeheehe

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pablomakaveli wrote: »

I checked the score and livescore and thought i was seeing things. Let's face it thats a pathetic result. I think the glory days for Irish clubs are now over and we'll see more cricket scores in the years to come.:(

Fingal put in a great performance against Maritimo, they were unlucky not toget a results and Rovers still have a decent chance of playing Juventus. Don't drag the rest of us down with Bohs.:P