Cork City Foras Co-Op Football Club

No family bus or any official bus going to Dundalk, no public transport option out of Dundalk after the game, most fans unwilling to return after previous shocking treatment and the match is on telly anyway. It looks City will be playing the biggest game of the season so far in front of 50 or less supporters. 

Absolutely sickening way to lose last night. From a City perspective, the performance last night was far better than the one in the first meeting in Oriel Park, but City's weakness at full back, particularly at right back, was exposed. Both goals were painfully avoidable, which is all the more frustrating considering aside from two headers from Hoban, McNulty wasn't really troubled in goals. Looking at City's chances, you can forgive McNamee for shanking his volley at Rogers in the first half, but that miss from Sheppard in the second half was criminal; he had time and space and really should have put City 2-1 up. Overall, I think it was a fairly even match; both teams played the way everyone expected them to, and bar the 10 to 15 minute spells at the end of both halves from Dundalk, I think City were relatively comfortable, but it does irritate me that, similar to Ireland, City have a tendency to sit back and invite pressure onto themselves and only start looking for a goal when a goal has been conceded.

ShamtheRam wrote: What's happened with Kieran Sadlier at Cork City? A few months ago Cork were spouting sh*te calling him the next Sean Maguire and the next one to go across the water.. Now he can't even get a game.

Not consistent enough. Goes missing in games too much so he seems to be a much better impact sub.

ShamtheRam wrote: What's happened with Kieran Sadlier at Cork City? A few months ago Cork were spouting sh*te calling him the next Sean Maguire and the next one to go across the water.. Now he can't even get a game.

Jaysus when will Irish teams ever stop conceding soft fckin goals while on top in games

City's limitations have been exposed in Europe this season, but the most frustrating thing for me has been the individual player errors. 

I don’t agree cork had limitations exposed, it’s just a case of Warsaw and Rosenberg coming from better leagues,with better players.sure bohs played Rosenberg back in 2003 under Kenny with a more than decent squad and got walloped too, our league just hasn’t moved on due to indifference from those running it.

Shoco wrote: oldbilly wrote: I don’t agree cork had limitations exposed, it’s just a case of Warsaw and Rosenberg coming from better leagues,with better players.sure bohs played Rosenberg back in 2003 under Kenny with a more than decent squad and got walloped too, our league just hasn’t moved on due to indifference from those running it. Warsaw knocked out by the Luxembourg champions last night, they are currently 6th in their own league

adineen98 wrote: City's limitations have been exposed in Europe this season, but the most frustrating thing for me has been the individual player errors.  A poor showing all round in Europe from the LOI.