FOOTBALL DAILY: Waterford thump Bohs as Pats beats Shels at Tolka | Celtic win and Rangers slip up again
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Welcome along to Monday's Football Daily. I'm David Wilson. Coming up today, Waterford thump Bohemians while St. Pat's win away to Shelburne in the League of Ireland. Rangers' poor start to the Scottish Premiership continues as Celtic win again. And the FIFA saga rolls on as the AFC, Conca Cafe and UEFA tried to heap more pressure on President Gianni Fantino. But first, St. Patrick's Athletic moved into second position in the League of Ireland men's Premier Division. Table, thanks to a two-one win away to Shellburn at Tolka Park. Anthony Alassania put Stephen Kenny's side ahead early on before James Brown double the lead just after the half hour mark. James Norris pulled one back for John Russell's side midway through the second half before Rodrigo Freitas was shown his marching orders after he received a second yellow card.
Speaking to LI TV after the game, Shell's boss Russell said that he felt that his side should have taken a point.
Yeah, look it was it was end to end, uh some mad moments as you said, uh disappointed we coming away with nothing. I think we definitely deserved take a draw from the game. But you need give away the the two goals that we did. Um it's always an uphill battle but like it could have been two two at half time we with some brilliant opportunities before the break with with Dan Kelly and um start the second half. We came out like house house on fire, create a chance, I think we hit the crossbar two or three times. Um we we're in the ascendancy, we get ourselves back to two one and then the game swings, w man sent off down to ten men, but still with ten and we we kept pushing at one or two opportunities um but unfortunately we couldn't get that equaliser today.
Waterford moves six points ahead of bottom side Sligerovers thanks to a 3 1 win over Bohemians at the RSC. First half goals came by the way of Thomas Lonergan and two from Pura Gammond, which gave Graham Coughlin's side a commanding halftime lead. Dale Rooney pulled back a consolation goal in the second half for Bohemians, who faced a trip to Denmark on Thursday to take on FC Michelin. After the game, speaking to Beats Odrin Johnson, Bow's boss Alan Reynolds said that his side Didn't offend well enough for the
Um, look obviously sh extremely disappointed. Uh we didn't uh defend well enough in the first half. There was there was long throws and we knew the the way they play and they're effective and they're hard to deal with, but we'd expect more from ourselves in the first half. The wind played a part, obviously they they had it in the first half, but uh look disappointed with that. So look. I just think we left ourselves and left everyone down.
And Keith Tracy joined Phil Egan on the football error and Sundays off the ball and he said that Graham Cochlin could be the manager of the season.
But in terms of just Waterford, um Lock on now, there's six points clear of Of Sligo. So he's done some job, Graham Coughlin, since he's come in. Outstanding. Uh for me, I I know it still has the potential for the wheels to fall off at the minute. But since he's come in, I I I I was in studio, I think it was St. Pat's.
What were the key results from St Patrick’s Athletic’s 2‑1 win at Shelbourne?
I think they were in Inshikor for their first game, Waterford under Graham Cockland. And I I think they got B4-1, but did okay within the game. There was just little moments that they needed to brush up in. And his interview beforehand Phil just filled me with a bit of do you know what Waterford could get out of this? And it was before he Even seeing, you know, tactically what he was trying to impose. His interview was just about rolling up the sleeves, outworking opposition, not making mistakes and shutting uh Podrick Ammond up and Tom Lonigan up about not getting service.
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:03
2
What were the key results from St Patrick’s Athletic’s 2‑1 win at Shelbourne?
3:03–4:27
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Why did John Russell say his side deserved at least a draw after the Shelbourne match?
4:27–7:39
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How did Waterford’s 3‑1 victory over Bohemians boost their league position?
7:39–11:28
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Why does Keith Treacy consider Graham Coughlan a Manager‑of‑the‑Season contender?
11:28–13:16
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