EIGHT-GOAL THRILLER | James Clarke’s red card: ‘He’s not a nasty player!’ | ALAN REYNOLDS & MARK CONNOLLY
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daily. Alan a an eight goal thriller, a five star knight for your side, you must be pretty pleased with how that attacking performance went for your side.
Yeah, look absolutely delighted. I thought some of the performance were top class. Look, we started the game okay, then they came into it and I suppose when you have players like James Clark, Mickey Duffy and the other ones they have, they're always going to cause you problems. I thought they probably shaded the first half, obviously go win a lot, but we just adjusted one or two things, but I think set pieces were key in the early in the second half. Um but yeah, I'm absolutely delighted. I thought some of the performances look we'd have a busy schedule, but we He look really strong, you know, if we go through Connor Parsons. There's always the Dawson and Lossies get the credit, but I look at Senna Mullin Keen Keen Barnes, some top performances.
We'll get on to seven goals second half in a moment, but the first half, first fifteen minutes so looked like your side were well on top, and then Derry kinda grew into it after that. How did that kinda come about?
Yeah, I think we have to take the blame for a lot of that because I don't think we are good in possession. We gave it away cheaply, which isn't us. We set up then counterattacks and gave them a foothold in the game. We weren't, I'm not saying defensively right, we weren't didn't show the energy or the intensity that we would like. Um So but they're in fairness, they're a good team as well, so they causes problems. So obviously you room to improve, you know, when you give away three goals.
Why was the 5‑3 win over Derry City described as an eight‑goal thriller?
So plenty plenty of work to do.
What did you say at half time? Three goals in the opening, ten minutes of the second half?
Uh look Camir, I think the players themselves knew, you know You know, they were disappointed. You can only point the other things try and be constructive, but sometimes it comes down to the basics and have that bit of desire and, you know, set piece are a master part of the game.
That second goal in particular, it's something similar to what we saw in Europe when it was Douglas James Taylor up the other end. I presume it's something you've been working on, but to see something like that come off and a bit of player intuition, that must be just so pleasing.
Yeah, look Cam here, we work on a lot of things, some come off, some don't and sometimes the imagination of the players themselves. So uh look delighted with them and Derek Pender works extremely hard on the set pieces and uh I suppose it's easier when you have the likes of a Pat Hickey the size of him in there but look uh it's an important part of the game.
The game kinda swings a little bit, but just before it swings, James Clark gets a red card. Like he's a guy you people know here a lot. It looked a pretty rough tackle and maybe sli even slightly reckless from the stands. I don't know how it looked like to you. Uh yeah, look
Connor was getting away from him and look we've had Clarkey here, he's not a nasty player, he's probably out of frustration, but I think there's a sending off up in Drada a couple of weeks ago and it's pr it's probably similar in that, but so I think it made the decision easy for the referee.
Then after that they get a goal and it looks like maybe the game is in the balance again, even up down to ten.
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:08
2
Why was the 5‑3 win over Derry City described as an eight‑goal thriller?
2:08–4:01
3
What did Alan Reynolds say about his team’s attacking performance?
4:01–6:39
4
How did the managers explain the first‑half dominance and second‑half collapse?
6:39–9:52
5
What tactical issues did both coaches identify after conceding three set‑piece goals?
9:52–10:12
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