DUBLIN DERBY | “Anything is possible, especially in football!” | Bradley & Kenny
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What were the highlights of the Dublin Derby match?
You could hear a pin drop in the lobby. It was that quiet. The referee letting play continue. It's obviously hard now because of the way that's all ended. Scales is up after it. Scales wins the header. I will have that forever. There's the goal. That's Troy Parrott. That is unbelievable. inner drive episode one with Troy Parrott out now on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts brought to you by Allianz a proud sponsor of Irish sport off the ball so Stephen a great few days off the back of the Derby win on Monday and then another crucial three months yeah really important for us two Derbys off the back of two defeats obviously
We knew we had to respond and obviously really pleased with Monday but really, really pleased tonight with how we came into the game after Monday. What that takes away physically and emotionally, mentally. It's a tough game and to come back late, I'm negative it goes with it. So it's really important tonight we're ready to go because Pat's our good side and they were fresh obviously so it was really pleasing to see how we approached the game.
The City of Bury goes without you for the first 20 minutes, I suppose that's off the back of Monday, just felt huge.
Yeah, it did, like I said, we usually get that when you're playing Europe, that you flow into the next game, and we start that maybe 20, 30 minutes, and then you can see the towards spells coming in, and you can see a little bit of fatigue, but I thought we managed it really well, at that moment, and yeah, and did really well, I don't think we gave too much up.
I agree with you.
Graham gets it for the goal. Obviously some of the stuff he does is brilliant but Lee has really stepped up.
How did Shamrock Rovers respond after their previous defeats?
We know he's been on the top in the country for a long time but he's playing in a different position and he's been really good. Like you said tonight he was different classed at Emerson with some of the runs and Lee mashing them really well.
On the goal then you scored more than 100 goals there Graham. You've just had a little out of things to say about his goals this season.
I feel like I'm talking about Graham every second week how good he is and how special he is but we genuinely shouldn't take him for granted you know what we're seeing on a weekly basis and what we see on a daily basis is a special talent he really is a special talent and to gals him up for Graham's type of player to have over 100 gals is incredible he's not a centre forward to stands up in the box so long as he's behind all the time he's doing that and gets us playing 9 times out of 10 so to have over 100 goals and be that type of player is incredible You must be very happy with 6 point lead going into the mid season break you've always talked about how you're better in the second half of the season so you're in prime position now Yeah we are we're in a really good position we've had to work really hard to get here but we wanted to be ahead at the break and we're there now but we know second half of the season we get stronger and we get that
Have you had a chance to talk to him about how the week has gone for him and Adams?
Yeah, look, they're really enjoying it. Obviously, I wish they should. So it's great for both of them. And hopefully, both can get a cap against Canada. That'll be special. And like I said, both are really enjoying it. It was great that we had Ed for two games. And now they both go off. And yeah, please God, they can go.
Yeah, it does. The name's obviously got them out there.
Seaman, how did you feel after that game?
I was hugely disappointed to lose the game, of course.
It was a pivotal game for the mid-part of the season, so I just wanted to lose. You did everything but score. You threw the kitchen sink at it. Joseph went up and got his head to a ball. It was close to one that Max Mather knocked over at the end, but it wasn't to be. Why do you think it wasn't to be? I think it was obviously, again, a few chances.
Glenn Booth scored a great strike. early and again it was the worst thing that could have happened to us and we've got to do better for it but I think because they overloaded then in their own half get possession and they're very good at that and certainly a lot of technicians and treatment failures can link them with the backstories of the
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