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Midweek Eircom League

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  • 12-09-2006 6:43pm
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    Bateman
    Registered Users Posts: 4,818 ✭✭✭


    Sligo Rovers v Cork City
    under 2.5 goals 1.68 Betfair

    Cork have a rubbish goals for record - they come into the game on the back of two 0-0's. They have scored one less than the divisions worst team - Waterford United. Cork have only scored 4 on their travels all season. They may have injury prone striker John O Flynn back tonight for the trip to Sligo but its difficult to see them racking up goals away to a form team in the Prem. Cork have drawn 0-0 SEVEN times this season!

    Sligo are newly promoted and have surpised everyone this season. They have lost just one game at home and are overpriced here at 11/4 - excellent value for a home team against the struggling champions.
    Under 2.5 goals looks solid though at 1.68 unless Cork seriously find their goals boots.

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    applehunter
    Registered Users Posts: 6,026 ✭✭✭applehunter


    Cork City play the best football in the league.

    When Flynny is out we dont have a striker to stretch defences and get the goals, but now that hes back I expect us to rack up a few more goals.


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    telecaster
    Registered Users Posts: 528 ✭✭✭telecaster


    applehunter wrote:
    Cork City play the best football in the league.

    Rebel tinted lenses there perhaps?

    As a neutral I would say Derry and Shels play a more entertaining brand of football. Cork certainly offer the best off-field entertainment though!

    Bummer on that bet Bateman....similar thing happened to me when I lumped on the under goals in a Longford match earlier in the season - an unprecedented 3-0 win!


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