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i think they are a great bet tomorrow night , playing well away from home and starting to hit the net on a regular basis get in lads. i'm heading to rome for 4 days tomorrom morning so i hope you all have a lovely weekend
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C'mon the mighty Students!
Have a superb weekend away workrider, hope you have a great time my friend.
Hey norn ...... thanks for the invite to that party round at workrider's house whilst he's away - you've arranged the strippers yeh?
Have a superb weekend away workrider, hope you have a great time my friend.
Hey norn ...... thanks for the invite to that party round at workrider's house whilst he's away - you've arranged the strippers yeh?
sof, norn IS the stripper :^0 thanks mate talk when i get back.
Yeh have a good one mate and don't worry about the mansion whilst you're away. Me and Giant are looking after the place for you and we'll have it all painted out in Red & Black Stripes for when you get home
rome is a quality city..so much to see and do..a place i intend to re-visit..theres a special feel to rome..enjoy!.
Making sure you`re out of the country when we pick up our first pot of the season methinks. [:D]
just in from rome, wonderfull city , i belive the mighty rovers are joint top of the league ,and rightly so imo .sof and giant been away as well i see .
Not on your life mate.
Just in case you didn`t hear (or tried not to)
Bohemians crowned Setanta Sports Cup champions
Saturday, 15 May 2010 21:12
Bohemians won the Setanta Sports Cup for the very first time after beating St Patrick's Athletic in a thrilling final at Tallaght Stadium on Saturday.
Anthony Murphy was the hero for the Premier Division champions as his 24th-minute header proved to be the difference between the Dublin clubs.
St Pat's, who were missing Damian Lynch, David McAllister and Brian Cash, started well with striker Paul Byrne coming close with a header inside the opening period.
Bohs keeper Barry Murphy did well to save that effort and he was hardly tested by Byrne minutes later when the striker's shot lacked the necessary power.
Gareth Coughlan also tried his luck from distance, but the former Bray Wanderers winger was off-target with his effort.
The Gypsies registered their first chance on goal when Jason Byrne connected with a throw-in from Anthony Murphy, but Saints keeper Gary Rogers did well to save his volley.
Then they took the lead. A corner from the right was swung in from Killian Brennan and Murphy got in between two defenders to head the ball into the back of the net
St Pat's did have plenty of chances with Stuart Byrne flashing a shot wide, while a dominant second-half came up with nothing as they piled on the pressure.
Coughlan smashed a shot against the crossbar on 48 minutes, while Vinny Faherty saw his goal-bound shot blocked on the line as that bit of luck evaded the Inchicore outfit.
But Bohs did well to hang on and claim what should prove to be a significant victory as they took the first piece of silverware available in the Airtricity League season.
St Patrick's Athletic: Rogers; Pender, Kenna, Guthrie, Bermingham; Guy, S Byrne, Mulcahy (Doyle 89), Coughlan (Sinnott 89); Faherty, P Byrne (Williams 67).
Substitutes Not Used: Connor, Haverty, Harney.
Bohemians: B Murphy; Heary, Shelley, Mc****ss, Powell; A Murphy (Quigley 71), Keegan, Cronin, Brennan; Byrne (Cretaro 85), Greene (Madden HT).
Substitutes Not Used: O'Connor, Rossiter, Traynor, Burke, Cretaro, Quigley.
Referee: Alan Black (IFA)
Just in case you didn`t hear (or tried not to)
Bohemians crowned Setanta Sports Cup champions
Saturday, 15 May 2010 21:12
Bohemians won the Setanta Sports Cup for the very first time after beating St Patrick's Athletic in a thrilling final at Tallaght Stadium on Saturday.
Anthony Murphy was the hero for the Premier Division champions as his 24th-minute header proved to be the difference between the Dublin clubs.
St Pat's, who were missing Damian Lynch, David McAllister and Brian Cash, started well with striker Paul Byrne coming close with a header inside the opening period.
Bohs keeper Barry Murphy did well to save that effort and he was hardly tested by Byrne minutes later when the striker's shot lacked the necessary power.
Gareth Coughlan also tried his luck from distance, but the former Bray Wanderers winger was off-target with his effort.
The Gypsies registered their first chance on goal when Jason Byrne connected with a throw-in from Anthony Murphy, but Saints keeper Gary Rogers did well to save his volley.
Then they took the lead. A corner from the right was swung in from Killian Brennan and Murphy got in between two defenders to head the ball into the back of the net
St Pat's did have plenty of chances with Stuart Byrne flashing a shot wide, while a dominant second-half came up with nothing as they piled on the pressure.
Coughlan smashed a shot against the crossbar on 48 minutes, while Vinny Faherty saw his goal-bound shot blocked on the line as that bit of luck evaded the Inchicore outfit.
But Bohs did well to hang on and claim what should prove to be a significant victory as they took the first piece of silverware available in the Airtricity League season.
St Patrick's Athletic: Rogers; Pender, Kenna, Guthrie, Bermingham; Guy, S Byrne, Mulcahy (Doyle 89), Coughlan (Sinnott 89); Faherty, P Byrne (Williams 67).
Substitutes Not Used: Connor, Haverty, Harney.
Bohemians: B Murphy; Heary, Shelley, Mc****ss, Powell; A Murphy (Quigley 71), Keegan, Cronin, Brennan; Byrne (Cretaro 85), Greene (Madden HT).
Substitutes Not Used: O'Connor, Rossiter, Traynor, Burke, Cretaro, Quigley.
Referee: Alan Black (IFA)
The mighty Bohemians! 
Pleased to hear you had a great break in Rome workrider, lovely city
Pleased to hear you had a great break in Rome workrider, lovely city
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