Bohs -v- Rovers 15/04 19.35

Oat23 · 15-04-2011 9:03pm

1-0 Bohs

Iago wrote: »

The above poster has been banned from the forum, please stay on-topic from here on out.

I love you sir.

Gillington · 15-04-2011 9:13pm

McCabe didnt last long!

Dave! · 15-04-2011 9:15pm

ahh fer fúck sake

SlickRic · 15-04-2011 9:17pm

you can see Rovers are definitely the better team, but my fúck are Bohs defending with everything they have. such an impressive, dogged performance.

Gillington · 15-04-2011 9:24pm

Boom. What a header

3hn2givr7mx1sc · 15-04-2011 9:25pm

Get. The. Fúck. In.

Dave! · 15-04-2011 9:26pm

Ya dancer

Essien · 15-04-2011 9:31pm

Deadly finish (Header & Match)

bohsboy · 15-04-2011 9:36pm

Fantastic Bohs, absolutely superb performance. Every man gave his all and the rest. While disappointing to concede so late, even at 1-0 we were dead on our feet and I'd nearly have taken a draw!

Fantastic and fair play to Buttimer with the red card. If only it was followed by every other ref it would make it an easier game to take charge of.

Lol at Airfix..."thats why we're champions"... ye were muck.

3hn2givr7mx1sc · 15-04-2011 9:37pm

bohsboy wrote: »

Lol at Airfix..."thats why we're champions"... ye were muck.

Getting a point away from home after being dominated for most of the game is a sign of champions.;)

bohsboy · 15-04-2011 9:43pm

baz2009 wrote: »

Getting a point away from home after being dominated for most of the game is a sign of champions.;)

Ha ha..classic. Did you see the squad of players that "dominated" you?
1 point from the last two games?

Yeah....champions.

Dave! · 15-04-2011 9:45pm

bohsboy wrote: »

Ha ha..classic. Did you see the squad of players that "dominated" you?
1 point from the last two games?

Yeah....champions.

Good thing it's not just the last two games that counts then, hence top of the league

bohsboy · 15-04-2011 9:47pm

Dave! wrote: »

Good thing it's not just the last two games that counts then, hence top of the league

True. But its crap form.

frantic190 · 15-04-2011 10:06pm

"Rovers will hammer Bohs!"

Great performance by everyone, will take that any day. Reckon both teams will be happy, we would of taken a draw going into the match, gutted to concede in the 93rd minute but thats football.

bohsboy · 15-04-2011 10:10pm

OhNoYouDidn't wrote: »

. Its a derby and strange things can happen, but not one Bohs player would make the Rovers squad, let alone first team. The sides on paper have never been as skewed in one direction.

You got to love it.......;)

Nalz · 15-04-2011 10:25pm

gutted we didnt take all 3 points

bohsman · 15-04-2011 10:28pm

Delighted to be gutted at only getting a point. We take a hell of a lot of positives out of the game.

Leejo · 15-04-2011 10:42pm

What's the story with the Rovers fans tonight? Not a peep out of them (apart from throwing flares onto the pitch) for 93 minutes? Thought they would have thrived in the shed with it's low roof like Sligo and cork have.

Gutted, absolutely gutted about the manner of the draw tonight, if Dixon had kicked that ball out of play it'd have been game over. Every single bohs player can hold their head up high tonight.

KOH - Keep On Hoofing

antomorro-sei · 15-04-2011 11:02pm

Don't think ONYD will be posting here for a while :pac:

Nalz · 15-04-2011 11:19pm

Leejo wrote: »

Gutted, absolutely gutted about the manner of the draw tonight, if Dixon had kicked that ball out of play it'd have been game over. Every single bohs player can hold their head up high tonight.

Ah that would explain his extra disappointment at the end.

dfx- · 15-04-2011 11:32pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hivM-DQks5c

So that's what a late equaliser in the Shed feels like....:pac:

Draw was a fair result as neither side looked like scoring, but Rovers were poor again, no real plan of attack..nice to see Mark Douglas getting involved as ever too..

frantic190 · 15-04-2011 11:33pm

Trilla wrote: »

Ah that would explain his extra disappointment at the end.

Yeah, or even if he had of taken it with him for a bit rather than trying to play it early. But he will learn eventually. Really proud of the lads tonight, 4 amateurs on the pitch and they worked their socks off, as did the rest of the team. One of those amateurs (Bucko, goal scorer) couldn't warm down because he had to be in work for 10 tonight!

TangyZizzle · 16-04-2011 12:29am

Great craic had tonight in the Jodi. The better half was in stitches at the "Slut slut slut," chants.

frantic190 · 16-04-2011 12:37am

dfx- wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hivM-DQks5c

So that's what a late equaliser in the Shed feels like....:pac:

Draw was a fair result as neither side looked like scoring, but Rovers were poor again, no real plan of attack..nice to see Mark Douglas getting involved as ever too..

McCabe should of just walked away, Douglas is a hot head. What did he do, just tell him to **** off?

TangyZizzle · 16-04-2011 12:57am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrN4Mlrwb-c

Dodgykeeper · 16-04-2011 2:04am

Great atmohsphere at the game tonight,

Some pics on my blog here http://fmcphotos.wordpress.com/2011/04/15/el-clasico-dublin-style/

GLaDOS · 16-04-2011 4:25am

Every Bohs player on the pitch did himself proud tonight. I (and most Bohs fans I would think) asked for nothing more than for everyone to give their all, and they delivered in that respect ten-fold. MOTM for me goes to Anto Flood, the man worked his bollox off, fighting for scraps, often with Oman trying to climb over his shoulder while he struggled with injury, one hundred and ten per cent right there.

We are ****ing Bohs.

Was rather unimpressed by Rovers, they were the better team, but looked very blunt in attack without Twigg.

Edit: Our goalscorer tonight couldn't stop for interviews as he was in work at 10pm, Keith Buckley, take a bow.

Leejo · 16-04-2011 5:33am

frantic190 wrote: »

McCabe should of just walked away, Douglas is a hot head. What did he do, just tell him to **** off?

Called him a "stupid f*cking c*nt" according to one of the Rovers players I know.

There was an incident with Michael O'Neill that happened after that game that I feel should be highlighted here, Sickening behaviour from what I can only call a petty, hotheaded, bitter little man. I'll let you make up your mind about it http://www.thebohs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16013.

I know the lad in question very well and he's very upset over the whole thing, but as with every other incident that happens with 'The Model Club' will be swept under the rug. Disgusting.

Can't wait to see ONYD defend this.

stovelid · 16-04-2011 8:45am

Very sweet to get the equalizer because we were so ineffective/blunt at times. I love late equalizers.

Kinda worrying pattern emerging where we can't put away pedestrian but well drilled and highly committed sides. Sometimes under MON, our teams play like we still had the squad from a few years ago.

Stellar performance by Heary and Flood for Bohs. Finn is really starting to prove his worth with the goals. McCave is a dope but it happens.

Think it's a RTE hex at this stage too: put a game on telly when loads of neutrals will be watching and it will be a dog although at least this one was exciting.

TangyZizzle · 16-04-2011 12:23pm

Leejo wrote: »

Called him a "stupid f*cking c*nt" according to one of the Rovers players I know.

There was an incident with Michael O'Neill that happened after that game that I feel should be highlighted here, Sickening behaviour from what I can only call a petty, hotheaded, bitter little man. I'll let you make up your mind about it http://www.thebohs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16013.

I know the lad in question very well and he's very upset over the whole thing, but as with every other incident that happens with 'The Model Club' will be swept under the rug. Disgusting.

Can't wait to see ONYD defend this.

Last night was the first time I was made aware of who James was. I thought it was a great show of supporter comradery when he was able to have the whole of the last 3 blocks or so of the Jodi in hysteria with his chanting. Michael O'Neill, you absolute thug.

Pauleta · 16-04-2011 12:34pm

What a complete brick. He probably had a lucozade bottle full of whiskey beside him on the bench to get him though the match. In a real league O'Neill would get a hefty ban but im sure it will be swept under the carpet :rolleyes:

Pal · 16-04-2011 12:50pm

O'Neill sat in a packed Jodi last season with his Rovers tracksuit on.
It was the TNS match and he was on a spying mission as Rovers were due to play Bohs next.

He was treated with complete respect.
Nobody gave him any abuse.

My guess now is that he won't be back again.

Really poor behaviour from somebody who should be setting an example.

applehunter · 16-04-2011 12:53pm

Big Dublin Derby... Ireland's Biggest sporting rivalry....

Attendance : 3,100

Mushy · 16-04-2011 12:56pm

applehunter wrote: »

Big Dublin Derby... Ireland's Biggest sporting rivalry....

Attendance : 3,100

And?

applehunter · 16-04-2011 1:01pm

Mushy wrote: »

And?

Just thought the game would get a much higher attendance.

Pal · 16-04-2011 1:03pm

ScienceNerd wrote: »

The guy talking at 3:12 sums it up perfectly for me how much it means to beat Rovers.

Mushy · 16-04-2011 1:07pm

applehunter wrote: »

Just thought the game would get a much higher attendance.

On tv too. Maybe get higher out in Tallaght too (no disrespect Bohs fans).

Pal · 16-04-2011 1:10pm

The place only holds about 3,500

It was sold out.

Jelle1880 · 16-04-2011 1:10pm

I must say: I enjoyed that.

Proper atmosphere at the ground, greasy football-food, standing,...

Bohs were extremely good in defence, they cleared everything (apart from one ball...)
Apart from the 'Just can't get enough' and seeing people in green-white hoops celebrate, then I get twitchy :pac:

Why isn't the stand on the other side used ?
Didn't look unsafe or anything...

frantic190 · 16-04-2011 1:11pm

applehunter wrote: »

Big Dublin Derby... Ireland's Biggest sporting rivalry....

Attendance : 3,100

ET attendance, they are **** at judging crowds. 1000 Rovers + 2500-2600 Bohs. What I was told: All tickets for the Jodi were shifted except for Block A (there are no restrictions where you sit/stand but tickets are still sorted like this). F+G were absolutely packed, I couldn't move in Block F, and E looked the same. Normally there are a few free seats in the middle of E because of the pole being in the way but they looked to have been taken.

Edit: Someone said on our MB that a few people were turned away because it was sold out.

Ebbs · 16-04-2011 1:12pm

applehunter wrote: »

Big Dublin Derby... Ireland's Biggest sporting rivalry....

Attendance : 3,100

We'd have had more if allowed. Its more to do with under developed aging stadiums then poor turn out imo. Bohs brought roughly 2100...poor but by no means terrible.

Leejo wrote: »

Called him a "stupid f*cking c*nt" according to one of the Rovers players I know.

There was an incident with Michael O'Neill that happened after that game that I feel should be highlighted here, Sickening behaviour from what I can only call a petty, hotheaded, bitter little man. I'll let you make up your mind about it http://www.thebohs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16013.

I know the lad in question very well and he's very upset over the whole thing, but as with every other incident that happens with 'The Model Club' will be swept under the rug. Disgusting.

Can't wait to see ONYD defend this.

I assume there are huge bits missing from "statement". Kicking the ball was an accident...he then came out to apologise...and suddenly started abusing the family and fighting. I dont buy it, I'm afraid. Apologising to the father first too... should be shot.

Then the "incident" where a rovers jersey kissed his crest... oh ffs, scraping at the end of the barrel. Jason Byrne never ever did this, ever.

Short memories from some Bohs fans it seems. Just last season their squad including subs who had no part in the game and assisant manager attacked rovers during the warm down...then turned to the rovers fans and laughed.

On the game, we were poor. Not losing while being that poor in the final third is indeed the sign of champions. You may contest this, but just look at any other league around the world.

Happy with a point in Dalyer, as I always am, just wished we had broken the dryspell. We'll bounce back on tuesday.

Pal · 16-04-2011 1:20pm

Jelle1880 wrote: »

Why isn't the stand on the other side used ?
Didn't look unsafe or anything...

Connaught Street terrace is a condemned disaster waiting to happen.
Not safe or fit for use by anyone.
Potential serious incident.

Until recently the Gardai put Rovers and Linfield fans in there but that seems to have stopped thankfully and common sense applied.

Bohs don't even have the money to knock it down, never mind build a new one so it will probably stay an eyesore for another 20 years.

Dave! · 16-04-2011 1:21pm

Fúck sake, ye make it sound like he went looking for the closest down syndrome child he could find, so that he could do some target practice :rolleyes: He probably kicked the ball in anger/frustration, and apologised afterwards when it was pointed out that he hurt the child.

frantic190 · 16-04-2011 1:28pm

"You've matched supposedly the best team in the country for long long periods of the game".

Bohemians manager Pat Fenlon and captain Owen Heary speak to Andy Donlan in the aftermath of the 1-1 draw against Shamrock. Pat outlines some of the positives from the match while Owen speaks in-depth about his 3 jobs within the club.

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

Camera by John Reilly

Leejo · 16-04-2011 2:04pm

Ebbs wrote: »

I assume there are huge bits missing from "statement". Kicking the ball was an accident...he then came out to apologise...and suddenly started abusing the family and fighting. I dont buy it, I'm afraid. Apologising to the father first too... should be shot.

Thats it lads, keep defending it.

http://www.rte.ie/player/#v=1096460 skip forward to 1:50:40 and watch the ball at the side of the scoreboard. He kicks the ball, he acknowledges it hitting the young lad in question and walks away to the left as far away from him as possible. Any decent human being would have came straight over and apologised, whether the person it hit had down syndrome or not.

Not his father/family btw.

Put it like this, if you kicked a ball out of frustration, watched it hit a young lad with down syndrome, what would you do?

S.R.F.C. · 16-04-2011 2:04pm

Terrible performance, fairly muck game overall, but you can't really beat a 94th min equaliser when you're down to 10 men so have to be pleased with that.

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

aliveandkicking · 16-04-2011 2:07pm

Leejo wrote: »

Called him a "stupid f*cking c*nt" according to one of the Rovers players I know.

There was an incident with Michael O'Neill that happened after that game that I feel should be highlighted here, Sickening behaviour from what I can only call a petty, hotheaded, bitter little man. I'll let you make up your mind about it http://www.thebohs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16013.

I know the lad in question very well and he's very upset over the whole thing, but as with every other incident that happens with 'The Model Club' will be swept under the rug. Disgusting.

Can't wait to see ONYD defend this.

http://www.rte.ie/player/#v=1096460

Here's the match on RTE player. Go to 1:50:40 and in the left side of the screen you will see this incident happen. O'Neill takes a casual swing at the ball with his left foot, kicking it towards the tunnel. It wasn't kicked "full forced" as alleged, and I find it hard to believe that a ball hit with such little force could "badly hurt" someone which is also alleged. You will also see O'Neill immediately raising his hand to apologise after realising he accidently hit someone with the ball. As usual the facts reveal a very different version than what some biased fool posts on an internet message board.

3hn2givr7mx1sc · 16-04-2011 2:08pm

Leejo wrote: »

Thats it lads, keep defending it.

http://www.rte.ie/player/#v=1096460 skip forward to 1:50:40 and watch the ball at the side of the scoreboard. He kicks the ball, he acknowledges it hitting the young lad in question and walks away to the left as far away from him as possible. Any decent human being would have came straight over and apologised, whether the person it hit had down syndrome or not.

You cannot be serious with the video. FFS, he could have been gesturing to anyone.

paulcorr · 16-04-2011 2:14pm

If he is that good a shot he should of played up front for Rovers last night it was an accident get over it worse things have happened at Rovers V Bohs games.

aliveandkicking · 16-04-2011 2:17pm

Leejo wrote: »

Thats it lads, keep defending it.

http://www.rte.ie/player/#v=1096460 skip forward to 1:50:40 and watch the ball at the side of the scoreboard. He kicks the ball, he acknowledges it hitting the young lad in question and walks away to the left as far away from him as possible. Any decent human being would have came straight over and apologised, whether the person it hit had down syndrome or not.

Not his father/family btw.

Put it like this, if you kicked a ball out of frustration, watched it hit a young lad with down syndrome, what would you do?

aliveandkicking wrote: »

http://www.rte.ie/player/#v=1096460

Here's the match on RTE player. Go to 1:50:40 and in the left side of the screen you will see this incident happen. O'Neill takes a casual swing at the ball with his left foot, kicking it towards the tunnel. It wasn't kicked "full forced" as alleged, and I find it hard to believe that a ball hit with such little force could "badly hurt" someone which is also alleged. You will also see O'Neill immediately raising his hand to apologise after realising he accidently hit someone with the ball. As usual the facts reveal a very different version than what some biased fool posts on an internet message board.

Two completely different readings of the same incident. Lets see what the neutrals think.

Bohs -v- Rovers 15/04 19.35

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