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Dundalk v Waterford United

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  • #52
    The_Kew_Tour
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    Is it good game? Love be able to see it.


  • #53
    user2011
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    :eek: what a fooking save


  • #54
    GLaDOS
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    The_Kew_Tour wrote: »
    Is it good game? Love be able to see it.

    Scrappy game and football isn't great, but still entertaining because both sides are going for it.

    Great reactions from Cherrie there.

    Cake, and grief counseling, will be available at the conclusion of the test



  • #55
    The_Kew_Tour
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    Slight advantage to Waterford going into 2nd Leg.


  • #56
    Dempsey
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    how is michael rafter getting on for dundalk this season?


  • #57
    Equium
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    GoodisonPark wrote: »
    That pitch looks woeful.

    It's actually a really good pitch to play on. The old one caused a peculiar bounce, but the current surface allows the ball to be passed around a lot better than on grass. I think so anyway.


  • #58
    GLaDOS
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    Equium wrote: »
    It's actually a really good pitch to play on. The old one caused a peculiar bounce, but the current surface allows the ball to be passed around a lot better than on grass. I think so anyway.
    When was it changed? Wasn't down at Oriel this season, remember it being pretty bad last season.

    Didn't notice anything wrong with it watching last night in fairness though.

    Cake, and grief counseling, will be available at the conclusion of the test



  • #59
    GoodisonPark
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    Is the 2nd leg being televised?


  • #60
    GLaDOS
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    GoodisonPark wrote: »
    Is the 2nd leg being televised?

    Yep it is, Setanta waited til after the 1st leg to decide whether or not to show it

    Cake, and grief counseling, will be available at the conclusion of the test



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  • #61
    dreamers75
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    Worst pitch in the 2 divisions, shouldnt be allowed play on it next season.

    PITCH	RATING
1	RSC	4.42
2	Tallaght Stadium	4.14
3	The Showgrounds	4
4	Richmond Park	3.71
5	Turner's Cross	3.57

The UCD Bowl	3.57
7	Dalymount Park	3.5
8	Carlisle Grounds	3.42

Fahys Field	3.42

Flancare Park	3.42
11	Brandywell Stadium	3.37
12	Ferrycarrig Park	3.14
13	Athlone Town Stadium	2.85
14	Jackman Park	2.71

Terryland Park	2.71
16	Tolka Park	2.57
17	Finn Park	2.42
18	Hunky Dorys Park	2.4
19	Oriel Park	1.62


  • #62
    The_Kew_Tour
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    dreamers75 wrote: »
    Worst pitch in the 2 divisions, shouldnt be allowed play on it next season.

    PITCH	RATING
1	RSC	4.42
2	Tallaght Stadium	4.14
3	The Showgrounds	4
4	Richmond Park	3.71
5	Turner's Cross	3.57

The UCD Bowl	3.57
7	Dalymount Park	3.5
8	Carlisle Grounds	3.42

Fahys Field	3.42

Flancare Park	3.42
11	Brandywell Stadium	3.37
12	Ferrycarrig Park	3.14
13	Athlone Town Stadium	2.85
14	Jackman Park	2.71

Terryland Park	2.71
16	Tolka Park	2.57
17	Finn Park	2.42
18	Hunky Dorys Park	2.4
19	Oriel Park	1.62

    How is that rated?


  • #63
    Equium
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    ScienceNerd wrote: »
    When was it changed? Wasn't down at Oriel this season, remember it being pretty bad last season.

    Didn't notice anything wrong with it watching last night in fairness though.

    I don't think it has been changed in a while. I was referring to the original artificial pitch though, which was terrible.


  • #64
    dreamers75
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    The_Kew_Tour wrote: »
    How is that rated?
    These are the criteria the players take into account when deciding what mark to give the pitch.
    • Run of the ball
    • Stability
    • General presentation
    • Grass coverage
    • Watered or not


    ^^^


  • #65
    SantryRed
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    They don't pay for the upkeep. Those astros are class once you pay for the upkeep.


  • #66
    The_Kew_Tour
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    dreamers75 wrote: »
    ^^^

    Cheers.

    I thought Terryland would be higher.


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  • #67
    Paz-CCFC
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,527 ✭✭✭Paz-CCFC


    Anywhere in Glasnevin or Phibsborough likely to be showing this tonight? Maybe John Doyle's next to Dayler?


  • #68
    GoodisonPark
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    Paz-CCFC wrote: »
    Anywhere in Glasnevin or Phibsborough likely to be showing this tonight? Maybe John Doyle's next to Dayler?
    Bar in Dalymount - cheap pints too.


  • #69
    Paz-CCFC
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    GoodisonPark wrote: »
    Bar in Dalymount - cheap pints too.

    Cheap relative to Dublin City Centre prices or cheap, €3.50ish for a pint? What time does the bar open at?


  • #70
    oldyouth
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    Just gone with Dundalk at 9/4. I expect them to win tonight provided they can keep 11 on the pitch, which is always their problem, not just the other night. Waterford can often stutter under pressure. A lot depends on Packie Holden and Seanie Maguire for Waterford



    *prepares for onslaught from the Blaaheads if they go through:p


  • #71
    GoodisonPark
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    Paz-CCFC wrote: »
    Cheap relative to Dublin City Centre prices or cheap, €3.50ish for a pint? What time does the bar open at?
    Have'nt been there in a while but Im sure its open from 4pm or so.
    Was at a game there early in the season and think a pint was €3.60


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  • #72
    Pighead
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    Obviously it's advantage Waterford after Tuesday evenings game but they'll be kicking themselves that they let us back into the tie and didn't kill the game off in Oriel.

    2-1 up with half an hour to go against ten men represented a huge chance to finish us off. But thanks to McDonnell's cracking strike we're still in this.

    Was shouting horrible stuff at the referee when he sent Maher off as I missed his little kick out. If you're reading this Mr McLaughlin, I apologise and admit I may have been a bit hasty to call you a 'jumped up little bollix'.

    Thought Rafter played well the other night and McDonnell had his first decent outing of the year when he came on. Need Foran back and Griffin to produce a bit of magic and if the planets and stars are properly aligned, maybe just maybe we can stay in the big league.


  • #73
    Mr.Crinklewood
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    Bump...

    Match currently live on Setanta.


  • #74
    applehunter
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    Gary Dempsey almost...


  • #75
    Peppa Pig
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    Decent crowd there and the pitch looks well. Game is fairly even as well


  • #76
    applehunter
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    In England the play-off is called the "£90m game"

    What is this worth?


  • #77
    applehunter
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    2,750

    Big crowd for Waaaaaaterford.


  • #78
    dreamers75
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    applehunter wrote: »
    In England the play-off is called the "£90m game"

    What is this worth?

    2 packets of hunky dorys and a discover ireland bus pass.


  • #79
    applehunter
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    "scrappy" = "crappy"


  • #80
    Mr.Crinklewood
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    Dundalk one up.

    Rafter.

    Well taken goal, though was there a hint of handball?


  • #81
    Peppa Pig
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    Game on now. 0-1


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  • #82
    applehunter
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    wow.

    Thats a bit special.


  • #83
    GLaDOS
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    Lovely finish!

    Cake, and grief counseling, will be available at the conclusion of the test



  • #84
    Mr.Crinklewood
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    Dundalk should be two up.

    Shanahan missed a sitter.


  • #85
    Mr.Crinklewood
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    Dundalk 2 up.

    Rafter again.


  • #86
    born2bwild
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    That's it, then - 2 nil. Waterford are really poor.


  • #87
    Hammer Archer
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    Maher must be one relieved man.


  • #88
    Peppa Pig
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    The mujahadeen look happy :D


  • #89
    oldyouth
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    oldyouth wrote: »
    Just gone with Dundalk at 9/4. I expect them to win tonight provided they can keep 11 on the pitch, which is always their problem, not just the other night. Waterford can often stutter under pressure. A lot depends on Packie Holden and Seanie Maguire for Waterford



    *prepares for onslaught from the Blaaheads if they go through:p
    I'll say one thing for LOI, it is sometimes fairly easy to make a few bob. Consolation for Waterford is that, next season, they will continue to have the honour of playing the champions of the South East.

    Forza Youths


  • #90
    dreamers75
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    FT Waterford United 0 - 2 Dundalk


    ffs :(


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  • #91
    Zebra3
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    dreamers75 wrote: »
    2 packets of hunky dorys and a discover ireland bus pass.

    The former for the winner, the latter for the loser?


  • #92
    event
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    mon the town


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