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last games of the season gettin played tonite there is always a team bet strongly at this stage and with alot of clubs in difficulty wages are not being payed i think derry city could be value tonite any thoughts????????
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Nothing to play for in Ireland, lots of players in the league worried about their futures, probably disillussioned, I'd look elsewhere for a bet.
Don't be so hard on yourself! Its not your fault your grammar is so poor.
Why do you see Derry as value?
There is a FAI meeting tomorrow at which it is almost certain that Derry will be relegated due to financial problems. A glance at the league table might tell you that they are playing for 3rd place and a Euro spot tonight but that is not the case at all. The result tonight will almost certainly mean nothing to them.
I cannot understand the odds falling on Derry. I would see them as a value lay at anything up to 2.5 tonight.
LAY DERRY
There is a FAI meeting tomorrow at which it is almost certain that Derry will be relegated due to financial problems. A glance at the league table might tell you that they are playing for 3rd place and a Euro spot tonight but that is not the case at all. The result tonight will almost certainly mean nothing to them.
I cannot understand the odds falling on Derry. I would see them as a value lay at anything up to 2.5 tonight.
LAY DERRY
back Derry, to leave in a blaze of glory or something like that!
Dundalk are getting paid. Although most of their players are out of contract after tonight
nah cause theyr goin to win tryin to help cant say any more than i have
yes i am the market is bit strange for this game dont you think
yes I think so Bruno, will be insteresting to see what happens
Are you from Dundalk?
PS - Check PP's odds on this game
Are you from Dundalk?
PS - Check PP's odds on this game
Sligo v Drogheda
'Sligo Rovers will avoid the relegation play-off by beating Drogheda United at The Showgrounds tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.
Rovers boss Paul Cook must plan without Owen Morrison as he has had a recurrence of the calf injury that kept him out of the team for a number of weeks.
Keeper Richard Brush remains out as he recovers from a broken wrist.
United boss Alan Mathews must plan without James Chambers who is suspended for the trip to the northwest.
And Mathews is likely to rest several key players ahead of their important play-off clash, which takes place next week.
Drogheda have already finished ninth in the table so must play off with whoever finishes eighth with the losers going on to face the First Division play-off winners.
Bray v Bohemians
Barring a catastrophe Bohemians will be crowned league champions after tonight's game with Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds, kick-off 7.45pm.
Central defender Derek Foran is missing for Wanderers as he is struggling with a groin injury, while winger Gary McCabe is a doubt and will have a late fitness test.
Otherwise, manager Eddie Gormley has a full squad to choose from with Chris Deans returning from suspension.
Gormley said: "It wasn't a nice feeling last week to be relegated, but now we have to look to the future and build on that.
"We have a lot of young players who now have the experience of a season in the top flight and that must stand to us going forward.
"It will be a tough game on Friday. We will be going out to win the game. We have got over the disappointment of last Friday and we will be positive and hope to finish on a high."
Bohs manager Pat Fenlon says they will try to treat the Bray game as normal, though that will not be easy in view of the events of the past week.
He said: "We'd like to finish off the season with a win, and to entertain the crowd. The pressure is off Bray to some extent, so it should be a good game.
"It's very difficult to win back-to-back titles. And we did it with a very big points total across the two seasons."
Ken Oman is the only squad member missing through injury. All of the players injured longer-term - Owen Heary, Jason McGuinness and Mark Rossiter - are available for this celebratory last match.
'Sligo Rovers will avoid the relegation play-off by beating Drogheda United at The Showgrounds tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.
Rovers boss Paul Cook must plan without Owen Morrison as he has had a recurrence of the calf injury that kept him out of the team for a number of weeks.
Keeper Richard Brush remains out as he recovers from a broken wrist.
United boss Alan Mathews must plan without James Chambers who is suspended for the trip to the northwest.
And Mathews is likely to rest several key players ahead of their important play-off clash, which takes place next week.
Drogheda have already finished ninth in the table so must play off with whoever finishes eighth with the losers going on to face the First Division play-off winners.
Bray v Bohemians
Barring a catastrophe Bohemians will be crowned league champions after tonight's game with Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds, kick-off 7.45pm.
Central defender Derek Foran is missing for Wanderers as he is struggling with a groin injury, while winger Gary McCabe is a doubt and will have a late fitness test.
Otherwise, manager Eddie Gormley has a full squad to choose from with Chris Deans returning from suspension.
Gormley said: "It wasn't a nice feeling last week to be relegated, but now we have to look to the future and build on that.
"We have a lot of young players who now have the experience of a season in the top flight and that must stand to us going forward.
"It will be a tough game on Friday. We will be going out to win the game. We have got over the disappointment of last Friday and we will be positive and hope to finish on a high."
Bohs manager Pat Fenlon says they will try to treat the Bray game as normal, though that will not be easy in view of the events of the past week.
He said: "We'd like to finish off the season with a win, and to entertain the crowd. The pressure is off Bray to some extent, so it should be a good game.
"It's very difficult to win back-to-back titles. And we did it with a very big points total across the two seasons."
Ken Oman is the only squad member missing through injury. All of the players injured longer-term - Owen Heary, Jason McGuinness and Mark Rossiter - are available for this celebratory last match.
thanx toto pp are in the know all u arbers can back dundalk 7/2
interesting banter bruno...the pp odds certainly flag this up
we'll see what develops ;)
we'll see what develops ;)
cant im affraid but have few mates there to keep me posted
http://www.dundalkfm.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=section&layout=blog&id=13&Itemid=59
I'd say they would. Head to the offo, get your cans and listen to these gob**es for a couple of hours entertainment.
I'd say they would. Head to the offo, get your cans and listen to these gob**es for a couple of hours entertainment.
It is live on Dundalk Fm & less of the gob**es please Oliver.
im off now good luck to anyone who has backed derry lets hope they give us a end of the season pressy
In fairness Oliver, the "gob**es" give great entertainment, and AFAIK its a community non-profit radio
Proof yet again that there is never a fixed game in Irish soccer
looking good with pen given to derry first minute of second half ;)
1-1
1-1
They are funny but still gob**es from a backward town. Well in Doire backers.
i have heard a lot of rumours today that large sums of money were placed on derry yesterday after hearing this match had been fixed for a derry win!
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