LOI LATE NIGHT IS BACK! | ‘We need proper, big-name signings!’ | Back to a full set of fixtures
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Why is the return of LOI Late Night significant for League of Ireland fans?
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We are bu Folks, if you have come to talk about the return of the press You To us here and finally, after what seems like months Two and three game schedules in the League of Ireland, Premier Division, we are back in full flow. Even I will be joined by my co-host Ben Symes, who is currently running around a League of Murden Stadium somewhere conducting his post match interviews. Ben might be able to get with me for the first fifteen, twenty minutes of the show. So the only people who can get me through the early stages of this Um so make sure we get plenty of requests in so that uh I don't sound like a foolish topic myself for the next twenty minutes. We will give a quick rundown of tonight's League of Burden results so far and then we will get straight into our callers.
I see Marty is there to help me out from the off our patio, Marty. Um so very quick overview. Bohemians five Derry City tree. What a game. Jordan we've got. people that would be interested to chat about that one even top of that at least more depth. We have drawed a new Saint Patrick Syncletic two. Do we are we start? A title race, fingers crossed. Dundog one, Galway United two. Minimum turn up uh for the Bucks in in that one, a brilliant way win from Galway United.
Kerry won, UCD one, Three to United two, Cork City two, Treaty United, only a couple of minutes away from pulling off an absolutely massive shock in that one. And Wexford Nil to in two teams that again chase him for a playoff spot. Very disappointing night for Wexford and an excellent night for Atlanton. And there's reasonably still new manager of Don Paul Connor. But the action undoubtedly, undoubtedly, was in daily mount and uh No better. I would think to fill us in. What the crazy, crazy goes on. ones up there other than Marty. Marty, can you hear me? I can, Shane, can you hear me? I can because it dawned on me there that I could have been myself for the last ten minutes. I was kind of didn't know whether they would hear me or not.
But we're off to a good start. Marty, like I said, it's been weeks, near months nearly at this stage since we've had a proper full round of League Warland fixers to to talk about on a Friday night. We're back. Uh which means you're back and back to a similar story, I'm afraid.
Yeah, I was gonna say it's good to be back but unfortunately not. Uh coulda could've done it another few weeks away.
Phil is in, Marty seems like an absolutely crazy one.
Yeah, like there he had a great first half, went in one nil up. Bows had good spells, so did we, but we took our chance. Then like just ten minutes of madness at the start of the second half, um Bows went three one up. In about ten minutes. Like those horri horrific defending from Derry. Um then there's a a very controversial red card I I do think. Harry's Ford red card in a row on this ground. Another one that looks like this wasn't a red car to me at all when I seen it live. Um And again, like Dariot does gone three one down in in about eight minutes. Like surely you use your common sense as a ref to say I don't wanna destroy this game. I could just give a yellow, give him a warning, like but it's incredible for me to to see another red card there like that.
So no, I'm not taking that away from Bows. They they were excellent in that second half. There you are, you know, very, very poor defensively, but We don't know what would have happened I suppose eleven against eleven, because there he did score the next goal to make it three two and then And not our terrible gu not our terrible conceded goal from us and and Uh Ross Taney scored a an absolutely incredible goal then to make a five two and then serious Duffy serious strike, was it? Yeah, and then Duffy got a penalty at the end. But again, like even though Derry got the penalty, it was a terrible call.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Why is the return of LOI Late Night significant for League of Ireland fans?
0:00–8:54
2
What were the key results and highlights from the recent league fixtures?
8:54–16:58
3
Was the red card given to Harry Ford justified, and how did it affect the game?
16:58–26:26
4
Which new signings could strengthen the squad for the final stretch of the season?
26:26–35:09
5
How realistic is the club’s push for a European spot and a top‑four finish?
35:09–45:30
6
What does the FAI Cup draw mean for the team’s chances this season?
45:30–1:07:06
7
What structural changes are needed for the club to become a consistent top‑tier side?
1:07:06–1:13:54
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