LOI: League of Ireland Fixtures (Week 10), April 25-27, 2014

oldyouth

Gavin shels wrote: »

Kinda glad I couldn't get down now! What's happened with Wexford since our first game against each other? We walked over yous in the first match in Tolka and have greatly improved, must have just been a bad day at the office.

Have to disagree with you there again. We dominated the 1st half in Tolka and should have gone in ahead. Shels pressed much better in the 2nd and had nearly all the possession. I believe we would have held on for the point had our own indiscipline not let us down.

Anyway, that's all in the past

NIMAN

ScienceNerd wrote: »

Delighted with a point. Can we actually win at home next week against Derry?




No, guaranteed draw.

Well Roddy will be playing for a point, so I'd say thats where the smart money will go.

Paz-CCFC

City's goal disallowed in injury time. Not even the keeper thought it was a free.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/39020932@N05/14009740512/

ShamoBuc

Paz-CCFC wrote: »

City's goal disallowed in injury time. Not even the keeper thought it was a free.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/39020932@N05/14009740512/

Such a joke of a decision. The look of disgust on the keeper and defenders faces tells you there wasn't even a hint of a foul.

gimmick

Fûcking robbed. Disgraceful decision.

SantryRed

Gavin shels wrote: »

Kinda glad I couldn't get down now! What's happened with Wexford since our first game against each other? We walked over yous in the first match in Tolka and have greatly improved, must have just been a bad day at the office.

No we didn't. That first game of the season was very even.

NIMAN

ShamoBuc wrote: »

Such a joke of a decision. The look of disgust on the keeper and defenders faces tells you there wasn't even a hint of a foul.

Never had it under his control looking at those pictures. Cert goal all the way.

Mushy

Delighted with 3 points is an understatement. Was wishfully thinking might nab something like a point somehow, but Is hall take that. Rarely have good results against Louth teams...2 wins will do perfectly.

bohsboy

ShamoBuc wrote: »

Such a joke of a decision. The look of disgust on the keeper and defenders faces tells you there wasn't even a hint of a foul.

Clearly had his hands on the ball and got kicked in the head.

The hooped programme selling ref owes us a dodgy one by now.

GLaDOS

Jaysis Cork were robbed. Another mistake from Murphy, becoming a liability.

gimmick

Last night was the worst conditions I have ever seen a match played in. Awful game as a result.

The area around the turnstiles actually flooded about an hour after the game.

DermoMIO

Rovers were lucky last night, Drogheda could easily have won the game or atleast gotten a draw, we completely switched off when we went 1-0 down & deservedly lost the lead they had allot of chances & hit the bar a few times @ 1-1, something was said @ HT and we kicked into gear with 2 early second half goals and then again fell asleep in the last 20 minutes conceding the late goal and then very nearly a equaliser in injury time

Ebbs

Kenna gets another yellow card and gives away a peno.

It's like he's trying his best to make us lose.

dreamers75

Ebbs wrote: »

Kenna gets another yellow card and gives away a peno.

It's like he's trying his best to make us lose.

Are you setting out to pressure all over the pitch with a high line?

dfx-

Ebbs wrote: »

Kenna gets another yellow card and gives away a peno.

It's like he's trying his best to make us lose.

and the og at Bohs. Symptoms of covering for McGuinness probably.

Penalty given away by Madden last week was caused by McGuinness being pulled out of position and Cornwall dragged over leaving Madden isolated...

CHealy

ScienceNerd wrote: »

Jaysis Cork were robbed. Another mistake from Murphy, becoming a liability.

At the end yes, but to be fair Bohs should have won it on their second half performance. They played the conditions perfectly and pushed everyone right up ontop of the GK who's goal kicks werent getting much further than the box.

In my 25 years of going to the Cross, I've only seen conditions like that 2 or 3 times, it was brutal, couldnt see the other side of the pitch at one stage the rain was so heavy. Had to laugh at the Bohs fan in shorts, it mustv been sunny in Dublin getting on the bus.

Omackeral

It was summer in Dublin, I was cycling in the Phoenix Park in a basketball top and shorts and others were topless catching rays. Then to go there and be greeted by a scene like that. I was expecting some old bloke to start rounding up two of every animal

gimmick

The Horseshoe flooded after the game ffs.

oldyouth

gimmick wrote: »

The Horseshoe flooded after the game ffs.

How could you tell?

gimmick

My feet told me a story I'm afraid. Then there was that awkward wondering - is it rain water or is it something else

CHealy

gimmick wrote: »

The Horseshoe flooded after the game ffs.

That was no rain water.

dfx-

Glorious weather yesterday afternoon - nice breeze in the shade, I wonder if the attendance tonight at the LSC game will beat the attendance yesterday of barely 100

Lucan Bohs

dfx- wrote: »

Glorious weather yesterday afternoon - nice breeze in the shade, I wonder if the attendance tonight at the LSC game will beat the attendance yesterday of barely 100

Last time we played youse in the LSC in Tallaght 2 years ago we had about 100/120 and there was roughly 5/600 Rovers so it'll be interesting to see what kind of crowd turns out tonight.

anncoates

Lucan Bohs wrote: »

Last time we played youse in the LSC in Tallaght 2 years ago we had about 100/120 and there was roughly 5/600 Rovers so it'll be interesting to see what kind of crowd turns out tonight.

About the same, from what I could see.

dreamers75

dreamers75 wrote: »

I went "awwwwww" when it happened, everything that could possibly go wrong for the chap did.

Omackeral

Is there a new thread for the weekend?!?