LOI LATE NIGHT: Bohs win Dublin Derby | Shels keep the pace | Big wins for Galway & Pats
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Football on Off The Ball. There is an unpredictability about it. I mean, if there was a predictability about it, we'd all be drinking caipirinhas and daiquiris, as Pep suggested, but on Copacabana Beach, having just sort of taken the buckets to the cleaners.
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Action Tonight apologies for the slight delay in getting us started I'm currently walking out of Richmond Park I'm delighted to say Shane Keegan is alongside me Shane I hope you're not walking out of the stadium I'm not I'm not Ben no comfort to the couch and an absolute cracker and a virtuoso 90 minute performance from Bose before before it very nearly all unraveled but yeah cracking game and yeah you got a you got a decent performance by the sounds of things yourself
I absolutely did Shane but I'll be honest with you at the moment after speaking to Kenny and Caldwell I'm a little bit more interested to see what happened in that Dublin derby because as soon as the notifications were popping up on my phone we all couldn't believe it in the press box what was going on I did think Bowes would win but I didn't think it'd be as I mean it looked like they absolutely romped it if you're going by some of the commentary that I've seen online what did you make of it?
Yeah, and look, obviously the final scoreline then skews it. And, you know, if all you've heard is the final scoreline, you're thinking, you know, obviously two teams going toe-to-toe and Bo's just about shaving it. It was anything but. I mean, this was an absolute cakewalk for Bo's, which is hard to believe, like incredible, really. When you look at the quality that Rovers had in their side. But Bowe's just so, so dominant. So, so dominant. Some outstanding performances from, I suppose, from all the people you want outstanding performances from in a game like that. Dawson Devoy, Ross Tierney, Colm Whelan, right down the spine of the side. Hickey, I just cannot get over how well he has been playing at centre-back for them recently.
Since he's come into the side Outstanding back there as well Todd, I'm still I don't know, I don't know I don't know if we'll have any Derry callers on tonight They, look Their game themselves raises enough Talking points, probably without them coming Across to the bows, Rovers game For Derry, for talking points But you look at Todd again tonight and you wonder What has gone on there that resulted in Derry letting him out the gap Because surely, claim on him, you would have thought he's still there Shane 3-0 I think in the case that he didn't deserve to be beaten 3-0 and then as I say it breaks loose in injury time but I suppose they just came so late that even as they went in you were thinking surely like surely there's a final whistler can't even be time for one more attack and that's kind of how it proved you know unbelievable it sounds unbelievable folks any Bows fans out there any Rovers fans out there a little bit disappointed after the Dublin Derby please get your request in
Like Shane said as well, I'd love to hear from people in Derry. A huge night, a couple of late goals there. And Sam Todd is a player you talk about. Pat Hickey's another one coming from Galway. Any Galway fans, any at the Connacht Derby, please get your requests in. We'd love to hear from you. Pat Hickey's one who I couldn't believe on the open day of the season, sitting up in the lovely cushy seats in the press box in Aviva.
What happened in the Dublin Derby between Bohs and Rovers?
I had him nailed on to be further forward. And then to be dropped in, almost like the Dubs dropping in a forward back in. He's been immense back there now. Like, a bold defence that's been unbelievable across the board, really. I presume it was much of the same tonight until the 90th minute.
Yeah, it was. And look, I'd probably agree with you, with Pat Hickey. I thought, look, I'll be honest, I tried to sign, when his profile hadn't quite grown as much as it had, he just had the season at Athlone.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:31
2
What happened in the Dublin Derby between Bohs and Rovers?
3:31–5:34
3
How did Bohs dominate the match against Rovers?
5:34–10:04
4
What were the standout performances in the Bohs vs Rovers game?
10:04–16:03
5
How did Galway and Pats perform in their recent matches?
16:03–20:19
6
What challenges are Sligo facing early in the season?
20:19–21:30
7
How has the injury situation affected team performances?
21:30–24:28
8
What tactical changes have been made by teams this season?
24:28–54:32
Speakers
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