FAI Cup 2010, 4th Round, 27 Aug

Pure_Cork

Cork City 19:45 Monaghan United
Bohemians 19:45 Shelbourne
Galway United 19:45 Salthill Devon
UCD 19:45 Bray Wanderers
St. Patrick's Athletic 19:45 Belgrove
Sporting Fingal 19:45 Limerick
Longford Town 20:00 Shamrock Rovers
Finn Harps 20:00 Sligo Rovers

frantic190

I dunno with out current form if we can get by Shels, if we were to win it will be scraped 1 nil or something.

Lamper.sffc

Im expecting a tough game against Limerick. looking forward to it.

dfx-

I would previously thought Shels would give a really good account of themselves, but my confidence is shot in them after Limerick.

Longford...*sigh*

dreamers75

49 years and counting.

Gavin "shels"

Bohs -v- Shels highlight of the round, hopefully a good crowd of us and a good game.

EuskalHerria

Hope we beat Finn Harps convincingly. We have a few players out but nonetheless it should be a simple victory, about 2 or 3 nil.

frantic190

Match previews:
UCD -v- Bray Wanderers
Longford Town -v- Shamrock Rovers
St. Patrick's Athletic -v- Belgrove
Bohemians -v- Shelbourne
Sporting Fingal -v- Limerick
Galway United -v- Salthill Devon
Cork City Foras Co-op -v- Monaghan United
Finn Harps -v- Sligo Rovers


RTEs preview of tonights games:
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2010/0827/faicup.html

applehunter

Should be a good crowd in the Cross for the Monaghan game.

There is not much between the sides on earlier meetings. Hopefully we make home advantage count.

bohsman

Would love to see the Shels no 9 have a career ending injury.

antomorro-sei

bohsman wrote: »

Would love to see the Shels no 9 have a career ending injury.

Harsh!

Handy win for us, two nil without them having a shot on goal.

Mons away in the next round hopefully!

bohsman

antomorro-sei wrote: »

Harsh!

He blasted the ball into the crowd from the touchline after the whistle had gone, was going straight for my head, swerved away at the last second. He got booked for it at least.

antomorro-sei

bohsman wrote: »

He blasted the ball into the crowd from the touchline after the whistle had gone, was going straight for my head, swerved away at the last second. He got booked for it at least.

LOL

Not so harsh then!

Stevecw

Anyway results & scorers were:

Bohemians 1 - 0 Shelbourne
Paddy Madden 22


Cork City Foras Co-op 0 - 1 Monaghan United
Philip Hughes 51


Galway United 1 - 1 Salthill Devon
Jason Molloy 83 Chiprian Straut 83


St. Patrick's Athletic 2 - 0 Belgrove
Derek Doyle 26
Ian Bermingham 45


UCD 2 - 3 Bray Wanderers
Ciaran Kilduff 83, 85 Shane O'Neill 10
Jake Kelly 54, 68


Sporting Fingal 2 - 2 Limerick
Ronan Finn 4 Pat Purcell 49
Conan Byrne 19 Stephen O'Flynn 90 +

Finn Harps 0 - 1 Sligo Rovers
Alan Keane 15 pen


Longford Town 1 - 2 Shamrock Rovers
John Lester 79 Chris Deans OG 54
Billy Dennehy 71

CSF

bohsman wrote: »

Would love to see the Shels no 9 have a career ending injury.

Hahaha please tell me you weren't the lad in the yellow jersey who legged it down to have a go.

bohsman

CSF wrote: »

Hahaha please tell me you weren't the lad in the yellow jersey who legged it down to have a go.

Nope, saw it coming, ducked and then tried to figure out how it had missed.

On the match, comfortable enough, Shels looked a bit dangerous on the long ball in the 2nd half but never troubled O'Connor, would still be happy enough with the performance if I was a Shels fan. How has Hughes been getting on?

CSF

bohsman wrote: »

Nope, saw it coming, ducked and then tried to figure out how it had missed.

On the match, comfortable enough, Shels looked a bit dangerous on the long ball in the 2nd half but never troubled O'Connor, would still be happy enough with the performance if I was a Shels fan. How has Hughes been getting on?

Yeah happy with that. Hughes hasn't done great to be honest. Would imagine he'll be with us next season if we don't go up. Doubt he'll be with either of us if we go up and you don't get relegated by the FAI.

frantic190

Who the **** was that player who injured Jason Byrne? Terrible challenge, looks like he could of broken a bone.

As usual we made it hard on ourselves, but a win is a win :pac:

Decent crowd too.

I think Mark Hughes is struggling to fill the boots of Paddy Madden when he was with yous last season? I dunno though.

CSF

frantic190 wrote: »

Who the **** was that player who injured Jason Byrne? Terrible challenge, looks like he could of broken a bone.

As usual we made it hard on ourselves, but a win is a win :pac:

Decent crowd too.

I think Mark Hughes is struggling to fill the boots of Paddy Madden when he was with yous last season? I dunno though.

Hughes is struggling to fill his own shoes to be honest.

Gavin "shels"

bohsman wrote: »

Nope, saw it coming, ducked and then tried to figure out how it had missed.

On the match, comfortable enough, Shels looked a bit dangerous on the long ball in the 2nd half but never troubled O'Connor, would still be happy enough with the performance if I was a Shels fan. How has Hughes been getting on?

I thought we deserved the draw, both teams performances were muck imo.

frantic190 wrote: »

Decent crowd too.

Well I thought our away support was decent, but by god from the Des Kelly it looked no more than 1,000 max in the Jodi, adding in the Shels fans down the far end.

frantic190

Gavin shels wrote: »

Well I thought our away support was decent, but by god from the Des Kelly it looked no more than 1,000 max in the Jodi, adding in the Shels fans down the far end.

As I said, decent crowd :pac: We got 600 maybe 800 at a push at our last home match.

10 mins into the Bray game last Tuesday (It being Bray and it being a tuesday didn't really help though.

Gavin "shels"

frantic190 wrote: »

As I said, decent crowd :pac: We got 600 at our last home match.

Well comparing to that it was brilliant, 900 Bohs, 300 Shels would have been my guesses.

Still see the aul BSC and BSS are around these days!:rolleyes:

frantic190

Bohs vs. Shels post-match

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UvRDnw-KiA

Extratime reporter Frankie Lally speaks to Shels boss Alan Mathews and Bohs goal scorer Paddy Madden after the 1-0 victory for Bohs in the FAI Cup. Filmed by Peter O'Doherty

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCOuhWhDQpQ

"The most important thing is the football club".
Pat Fenlon gives Andy Donlan his thoughts on advancing to the FAI Cup quarter final, after the 1-0 FAI Cup victory at home to Shelbourne.
He also looks ahead to the title run in and fills us in on Jason Byrne and Raffaele Cretaro's injury problems.

Camera and production: Alan McLoughlin

Match report:
http://www.extratime.ie/fixtures/detail/12365/2/

EuskalHerria

Wasn't there myself but judging by lads who were there Rovers v Harps was a scrappy affair. Just happy to be in the next round and looking forward to the draw monday. 1500 at the match with 1000 Rovers fans, which is a great away crowd to bring and hope for the same if the next game is away.

frantic190

frantic190 wrote: »

Who the **** was that player who injured Jason Byrne? Terrible challenge, looks like he could of broken a bone.

http://sportsfile.com/id/455294/

Highlights of the match:
http://vimeo.com/14506170