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*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 19-08-05, 11:40

Am gonna start doing a small weekly thread on St Patricks Ath. matches as I know a few Hibees became fans of the Saints after the Irish tour.

Last weekend the Saints drew 1-1 with title contenders Derry City. It was probably the Saints best performance this season, and only for an 86th minute o.g. it would have been a great result for us. The Saints took the lead threw new signing Chris Armstrong with one of the goals of the season (glasgowian can agree with that surely) and overall were slightly the better team and deserved the win.

Team V Derry City was 1. Barry Ryan (capt) 2. Barry Prenderville 3. John Frost 4. Stephen Caffery 5. Darragh Maguire 6. Paul Donnelly 7. Ian Maher 8. Alan Reilly 9. Robbie Doyle 10. Chris Armstrong 11. Sean O'Connor

Subs: Rowe for O'Connor 90min, Quigley for Doyle 83 min
Not Used: Clarke (GK), Perth, Foley-Sheridan

This Saturday night see's the Saints travel to Flancare Park to play Longford Town 7.45pm kick off.

Manager John McDonnell has no injury worries and new signing Stephen Brennen, signed from Newcastle United, goes straight into the squad.

Visit: www.stpatsfc.com

COME ON THE SAINTS!!

**deltinghibby** · 19-08-05, 14:30

Good luck to St. Pats. against Longford Town tomorrow night. I will look out for the result.

U What? · 19-08-05, 16:11

But you know the important fixture is on tonight 1st v 2nd televised on Net2..

City till I die!!!

**1875** · 20-08-05, 10:24

Good work Merc, fill us in tomorrow.

Mark

*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 22-08-05, 12:19

Longford Town 1-0 Saints

The Saints lost 1-0 on Saturday night to a 77th minute penalty scored by Longfords Barry Ferguson. A terrible decision by referee Paul McKeon to give the penalty after the accidently hit Stephen Caffery's hand after rebounding off his foot.

All in all a terrible match, and a terrible performance from the Saints. Much needs to be improved before this weekends FAI Cup tie away to Division 1 league leaders Sligo Rover's, kick off 7.45pm at the Showgrounds in Sligo.

Team V Longford Town: 1. Barry Ryan (capt) 2. Barry Prenderville 3. John Frost 4. Stephen Caffery 5. Darragh Maguire 6. Paul Donnelly 7. Ian Maher 8.Alan Reilly 9. Robbie Doyle 10. Chris Armstrong 11. Sean O'Connor

Next Fixture: Sligo Rover's v St Patrick's Athletic. FAI Cup 3rd Round

For more information visit: www.stpatsfc.com

COME ON THE SAINTS!!

**1875** · 22-08-05, 17:40

Ouch, sounds pish mate.

*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 27-08-05, 10:43

It's cup night

Am a little bit nervous about the Saints trip to Div 1 leaders Sligo Rovers tonight. Will keep you informed

COME ON THE SAINTS

**1875** · 28-08-05, 14:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by west dublin hibs

It's cup night

Am a little bit nervous about the Saints trip to Div 1 leaders Sligo Rovers tonight. Will keep you informed

COME ON THE SAINTS

I see ye got beat, deary me?

**Billythehibby** · 28-08-05, 19:08

C'mon the Saints

*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 29-08-05, 15:09

Sligo Rovers 2 Saints 1 :-D :-D

Nothing to report on this. Lost 2-1 after being 1-0 up against Div 1 opposition. Disgraceful. Heads will roll at end of season when contracts are up

*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 05-09-05, 15:37

Bray Wanderers 1-0 St Patrick's Athletic

God dam this is getting difficult. Saints now lie 3rd from bottom of Eircom League Premier Division. An 85th minute goal gave Bray all 3 points at the Carlisle Grounds. Me thinks it's time for managerial changes at Richmond Park.

This Friday night, Sept 9th @ 7.45pm Saints are at home for the Dublin derby against Bohemians.

COME ON THE SAINTS!!

Keep the faith.

ni neart go cur le cheile

Hibernian_Dub · 10-09-05, 11:22

As WDH probably has that 'sinking' feeling or has committed suicide after last night, I though I'd help him with the match report...

And I'm sure he'll tell you that the only thing worse that losing a derby to a last-minute goal is when you lose a derby to a last-minute goal scored by a player you sold to us 2 months ago

St Patricks Athletic 0-1 Bohemians

The pressure is mounting on Saint Patrick's Athletic manager John McDonnell. Not only are his side struggling but they lost to a last minute goal tonight and the man who scored the goal was released by McDonnell back in July.

Although of a much higher quality than in March, the two sides seemed set to play out another 0-0 draw in Inchicore until Aidan O'Keefe nipped in to turn a long ball home in the final minute.

The Saints had actually upped their game from recent weeks and were cursing their luck as they found goalkeeper Matt Gregg in inspired form. Pick of the bunch was a save to deny Glen Larsen.

http://www.irishfootballonline.com/n...hp?newsid=3552

As for the goal...handball? NEVER

See the winning goal HERE

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**1875** · 11-09-05, 10:48

Deary me, St Pats are crumbling.

*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 12-09-05, 07:52

Goal was clear handball. Bohs deserved NOTHING from a game where they were outplayed and only came out to play in last ten minutes. Terrible result for Saints as they were by far the better team. Even the Bohs fans are admitting on their own forum that it was a hand ball.

Saints gave debuts to 2 players, Glen Atle Larson (bought from Dundee) and Stephen Brennan (from Newcastle Utd) Manager John McDonnell also brought in 3 players from the reserves as he brought in changes after recent defeats.

TEAM: 1. Barry Ryan (capt) 2. Barry Prenderville 3. John Frost 4. Ian Maher 5. Stephen Caffery 6. Stephen Brennen 7. Glen Atle Larson 8. Alan Reilly 9. Chris Armstrong 10. Michael Foley 11. Sean O'Connor

This Weeks Fixture: Friday 16th Sept.
Away to Drogheda United (United Park 7.45pm)

*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 13-09-05, 09:12

And now to add to it all, goalscorer O'Keefe even ADMITTED he handled the ball.

Hibernian_Dub · 13-09-05, 19:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by west dublin hibs

And now to add to it all, goalscorer O'Keefe even ADMITTED he handled the ball.

Boo-Hoo

You're begining to sound like the English after that other hand-ball goal

*glasgowian* · 13-09-05, 20:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hibernian_Dub

Boo-Hoo

You're begining to sound like the English after that other hand-ball goal

Didn't know you supported the huns of the Eircom League Keith

'Mon the Pats

*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 14-09-05, 07:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hibernian_Dub

Boo-Hoo

You're begining to sound like the English after that other hand-ball goal

Sorry, just don't agree with blatent cheats in football. But then, we come to expect that from Bohs

It must've been a HUGE result for Boez though, I mean, when 80 or 90 fans have to invade the pitch when their team scores a league goal, things must be desperate

Anyway, this is a Saints thread, so lets keep it that way

Hibernian_Dub · 15-09-05, 09:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by west dublin hibs

It must've been a HUGE result for Boez though, I mean, when 80 or 90 fans have to invade the pitch when their team scores a league goal, things must be desperate

Believe me, they are! :-D

Anyway, that was only a mini invasion, now THIS is more like it

**Grant1875** · 15-09-05, 09:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hibernian_Dub

Believe me, they are! :-D

Anyway, that was only a mini invasion, now THIS is more like it

Class signature buddy

*Rep of Ireland Hibee* · 03-10-05, 15:37

23/09/2005

Saints 0-0 Finn Harps

No match report worth giving. Terrible game. Disgraceful performance. After @nd bottom Waterford beating Bohemians it leaves Saints 3 points from relegation play off

Next Fixture:

Tonight 03/10/2005 away v Bohemians Kick off @ 7.45pm

A game we simply can't afford to lose.

Darragh Maguire and John Frost back from suspension

COME ON THE SAINTS!!!!

**1875** · 04-10-05, 10:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by west dublin hibs

23/09/2005

Saints 0-0 Finn Harps

No match report worth giving. Terrible game. Disgraceful performance. After @nd bottom Waterford beating Bohemians it leaves Saints 3 points from relegation play off

Next Fixture:

Tonight 03/10/2005 away v Bohemians Kick off @ 7.45pm

A game we simply can't afford to lose.

Darragh Maguire and John Frost back from suspension

COME ON THE SAINTS!!!!

How did it go Mark?

19-08-05, 11:40	#1
Rep of Ireland Hibee Erin Go Bragh Radge Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Age: 32 Posts: 2,775 vCash: 10000 My Mood: Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 6	St Patricks Athletic Am gonna start doing a small weekly thread on St Patricks Ath. matches as I know a few Hibees became fans of the Saints after the Irish tour. Last weekend the Saints drew 1-1 with title contenders Derry City. It was probably the Saints best performance this season, and only for an 86th minute o.g. it would have been a great result for us. The Saints took the lead threw new signing Chris Armstrong with one of the goals of the season (glasgowian can agree with that surely) and overall were slightly the better team and deserved the win. Team V Derry City was 1. Barry Ryan (capt) 2. Barry Prenderville 3. John Frost 4. Stephen Caffery 5. Darragh Maguire 6. Paul Donnelly 7. Ian Maher 8. Alan Reilly 9. Robbie Doyle 10. Chris Armstrong 11. Sean O'Connor Subs: Rowe for O'Connor 90min, Quigley for Doyle 83 min Not Used: Clarke (GK), Perth, Foley-Sheridan This Saturday night see's the Saints travel to Flancare Park to play Longford Town 7.45pm kick off. Manager John McDonnell has no injury worries and new signing Stephen Brennen, signed from Newcastle United, goes straight into the squad. Visit: www.stpatsfc.com COME ON THE SAINTS!! __________________ Last edited by Rep of Ireland Hibee; 19-08-05 at 12:55.

19-08-05, 14:30	#2
deltinghibby Bounce Flag Co-Owner Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: brae shetland Age: 52 Posts: 267 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic Good luck to St. Pats. against Longford Town tomorrow night. I will look out for the result.

19-08-05, 16:11	#3
U What? Half Hung Radge Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Derry Age: 33 Posts: 692 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic But you know the important fixture is on tonight 1st v 2nd televised on Net2.. City till I die!!! __________________ Derry City : World Class:YAYYY: Brandywell : Third World "Of course it is not as big as football but when you are a rich man you are proud to own a Rolls Royce and when you are a poor man you are proud to own a Renault." Hibs Go Braith!

20-08-05, 10:24	#4
1875 Vino Tinto Admin Radge Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Livingston Sur Amande Age: 42 Posts: 16,296 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts Rep Power: 31	Re: St Patricks Athletic Good work Merc, fill us in tomorrow. Mark __________________ trots van het noorden click here to help the Dnipro Kids - donation@dniprokids.com via paypal

22-08-05, 12:19	#5
Rep of Ireland Hibee Erin Go Bragh Radge Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Age: 32 Posts: 2,775 vCash: 10000 My Mood: Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic Longford Town 1-0 Saints The Saints lost 1-0 on Saturday night to a 77th minute penalty scored by Longfords Barry Ferguson. A terrible decision by referee Paul McKeon to give the penalty after the accidently hit Stephen Caffery's hand after rebounding off his foot. All in all a terrible match, and a terrible performance from the Saints. Much needs to be improved before this weekends FAI Cup tie away to Division 1 league leaders Sligo Rover's, kick off 7.45pm at the Showgrounds in Sligo. Team V Longford Town: 1. Barry Ryan (capt) 2. Barry Prenderville 3. John Frost 4. Stephen Caffery 5. Darragh Maguire 6. Paul Donnelly 7. Ian Maher 8.Alan Reilly 9. Robbie Doyle 10. Chris Armstrong 11. Sean O'Connor Next Fixture: Sligo Rover's v St Patrick's Athletic. FAI Cup 3rd Round For more information visit: www.stpatsfc.com COME ON THE SAINTS!! __________________

22-08-05, 17:40	#6
1875 Vino Tinto Admin Radge Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Livingston Sur Amande Age: 42 Posts: 16,296 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts Rep Power: 31	Re: St Patricks Athletic Ouch, sounds pish mate. __________________ trots van het noorden click here to help the Dnipro Kids - donation@dniprokids.com via paypal

27-08-05, 10:43	#7
Rep of Ireland Hibee Erin Go Bragh Radge Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Age: 32 Posts: 2,775 vCash: 10000 My Mood: Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic It's cup night Am a little bit nervous about the Saints trip to Div 1 leaders Sligo Rovers tonight. Will keep you informed COME ON THE SAINTS __________________

28-08-05, 19:08	#9
Billythehibby Mental Matelot Radge Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Livingston Age: 50 Posts: 1,896 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 7	Re: St Patricks Athletic C'mon the Saints __________________ Soy Brian al igual que mi esposa

29-08-05, 15:09	#10
Rep of Ireland Hibee Erin Go Bragh Radge Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Age: 32 Posts: 2,775 vCash: 10000 My Mood: Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic Sligo Rovers 2 Saints 1 :-D :-D Nothing to report on this. Lost 2-1 after being 1-0 up against Div 1 opposition. Disgraceful. Heads will roll at end of season when contracts are up __________________

05-09-05, 15:37	#11
Rep of Ireland Hibee Erin Go Bragh Radge Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Age: 32 Posts: 2,775 vCash: 10000 My Mood: Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic Bray Wanderers 1-0 St Patrick's Athletic God dam this is getting difficult. Saints now lie 3rd from bottom of Eircom League Premier Division. An 85th minute goal gave Bray all 3 points at the Carlisle Grounds. Me thinks it's time for managerial changes at Richmond Park. This Friday night, Sept 9th @ 7.45pm Saints are at home for the Dublin derby against Bohemians. COME ON THE SAINTS!! Keep the faith. ni neart go cur le cheile __________________ Last edited by Rep of Ireland Hibee; 05-09-05 at 16:28.

10-09-05, 11:22	#12
Hibernian_Dub 'Daddy-to-be' Radge Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Dublin, Ireland Posts: 456 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 0	Re: St Patricks Athletic As WDH probably has that 'sinking' feeling or has committed suicide after last night, I though I'd help him with the match report... And I'm sure he'll tell you that the only thing worse that losing a derby to a last-minute goal is when you lose a derby to a last-minute goal scored by a player you sold to us 2 months ago St Patricks Athletic 0-1 Bohemians The pressure is mounting on Saint Patrick's Athletic manager John McDonnell. Not only are his side struggling but they lost to a last minute goal tonight and the man who scored the goal was released by McDonnell back in July. Although of a much higher quality than in March, the two sides seemed set to play out another 0-0 draw in Inchicore until Aidan O'Keefe nipped in to turn a long ball home in the final minute. The Saints had actually upped their game from recent weeks and were cursing their luck as they found goalkeeper Matt Gregg in inspired form. Pick of the bunch was a save to deny Glen Larsen. http://www.irishfootballonline.com/n...hp?newsid=3552 As for the goal...handball? NEVER See the winning goal HERE . Last edited by Hibernian_Dub; 11-09-05 at 21:38.

11-09-05, 10:48	#13
1875 Vino Tinto Admin Radge Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Livingston Sur Amande Age: 42 Posts: 16,296 vCash: 10000 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts Rep Power: 31	Re: St Patricks Athletic Deary me, St Pats are crumbling. __________________ trots van het noorden click here to help the Dnipro Kids - donation@dniprokids.com via paypal

12-09-05, 07:52	#14
Rep of Ireland Hibee Erin Go Bragh Radge Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Age: 32 Posts: 2,775 vCash: 10000 My Mood: Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic Goal was clear handball. Bohs deserved NOTHING from a game where they were outplayed and only came out to play in last ten minutes. Terrible result for Saints as they were by far the better team. Even the Bohs fans are admitting on their own forum that it was a hand ball. Saints gave debuts to 2 players, Glen Atle Larson (bought from Dundee) and Stephen Brennan (from Newcastle Utd) Manager John McDonnell also brought in 3 players from the reserves as he brought in changes after recent defeats. TEAM: 1. Barry Ryan (capt) 2. Barry Prenderville 3. John Frost 4. Ian Maher 5. Stephen Caffery 6. Stephen Brennen 7. Glen Atle Larson 8. Alan Reilly 9. Chris Armstrong 10. Michael Foley 11. Sean O'Connor This Weeks Fixture: Friday 16th Sept. Away to Drogheda United (United Park 7.45pm) __________________ Last edited by Rep of Ireland Hibee; 12-09-05 at 14:35.

13-09-05, 09:12	#15
Rep of Ireland Hibee Erin Go Bragh Radge Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Age: 32 Posts: 2,775 vCash: 10000 My Mood: Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic And now to add to it all, goalscorer O'Keefe even ADMITTED he handled the ball. __________________ Last edited by Rep of Ireland Hibee; 13-09-05 at 10:15.

03-10-05, 15:37	#21
Rep of Ireland Hibee Erin Go Bragh Radge Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Age: 32 Posts: 2,775 vCash: 10000 My Mood: Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: St Patricks Athletic 23/09/2005 Saints 0-0 Finn Harps No match report worth giving. Terrible game. Disgraceful performance. After @nd bottom Waterford beating Bohemians it leaves Saints 3 points from relegation play off Next Fixture: Tonight 03/10/2005 away v Bohemians Kick off @ 7.45pm A game we simply can't afford to lose. Darragh Maguire and John Frost back from suspension COME ON THE SAINTS!!!! __________________