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Surely they were worried about booby traps left in the area and searching in day light would make it a lot easier as would searching for any forensic evidence left at the scene and considering theres a school in the area surely they would need to be 100% there has been nothing else left.

Try using the minus sign (-) before the longitude.

It works that way on my sat nav.

The company that currently owns Derry City is going to go into administration or liquidation, all assets will be sold but what assets have Derry got ? As far as I know all the players are free agents now and can join any club, they don't own the Brandywell as far as I know.

So basically Derry City have run up supposedly £800,000 in debts with the creditors receiving nothing or next to nothing whilst Derry Citys only punishment is to be relegated and starting off on a clean slate with establishing a new limited company.

The FAI had no option to treat Derry this way and I would imagine there's a few nervous players and directors in other clubs who are receiving brown envelopes along with there pay cheque.

Team for tonight.

Reina
Johnson Agger Skrtl Insua
Kuytl Mascherano Lucas Reira
Benyaoun
N Gog

Babel, Gerrard, The Greek, Aurelio, Aquilani all on the bench.

I wouldn't be too sure that Derry have been paid by Celtic yet. Most of these transfer's are paid in installments and depend a lot of factors. Portsmouth still owe Arsenal money from Diarra's sale even though they sold him on for 4 times the money!

Derry were paid within 9 days are so this was disclosed in court. Dungannon are completely within their rights to take the legal route after receiving no response from Derry for months. Derry signed several players after receiving the mc ginn money leaving Dungaanon up the creek, its a crazy way to run a business and the directors shouldn't be allowed near a football club ever again..

Have them twats nothing better to do with there time than planting trees.

Its time McElduff was replaced by someone with a bit of common sense, everytime I hear him talk about the GAA he's an embarrassment to the GAA his heart might be in the right place but his brain is not.

i think it is truly disgusting and i can only imagine the amount of young people/children that would have seen it either in their own houses or in shops...

I agree that the Sunday World should never have printed the photo its sums up the paper for what it is, gutter press.

But the only good thing to come out of this is that the problem of suicide is been talked about in the media, the pub, work etc and if it enourages the goverment and the local authorities to throw more resources at the mater the better.

As seen playing for the county

1. Linden
2. Blaney
3. Wee James

for the club

1. Shorty
2. Linden
3. Mason, Brendan

I'm with you on this one Spirit. If a week isn't enough recuperation time between games, then our sport is far too tough.

Well your neighbours Mayobridge in last decade always got their league fixtures put back when competing in Ulster. I remember waiting 11 weeks the year they last got to the final to face them in a league playoff. Why should the bridge get time to prepare and not Kilcoo? We won a county title on merit and should have the backing and support from county board and its fixture makers just like the bridge got courtesy off their own Sean Rooney. Typical south down bias towards an east down club. Our players couldn go fully committed on friday night with fear off recieving an injury with little time to recover or maybe getting the line say for a late challange on a night where the elements where not ideal for football. There is stil the whole off November to play the league, like we had to play in late November last years final as a result off waiting on the Bridges ulster campaign. All we wanted was consistency. But fair play to Bryansford on the night, they fully deserved their victory.

Did kilcoo not play Ulster in a friendly last week ? If the players couldn't be fully commited why play a friendly when knowing you had a league match to play.

Surely every player worth his salt wants to play in the top division and be succesfull.

The whole idea of the play offs was to give the club players games on a consistant basis whilst its not perfect its the fairest system to all concerned.

Has Murtagh not stated in numerous media interviews over the last few weeks since Cross were beaten that he would be staying on as Cross manager next season ?

It appears to me he's got his own agenda here.

Paddy Power have Kilcoo now as strong favourites.

Kilcoo 4/7 
Draw  7/1 
Loughlinisland 13/8 

Getting tempted to throw a few pound on the blues. Any injury news are both teams at full strength ?
   

Anyone know who Loughinisland opponents will be in the 1st round of the Ulster Club Championships

St. Eunans (Letterkenny) or Naomh Conaill (Glenties) 18th October

Torres is class! Benetiz is the mug! If he had a better manager who played a decent style of football we would see the best of fim.

What are you talking about decent style of football, they were top scorers in the league last year and are curently top scorers this season too, the teams built around Torres and Gerrard, its the defence thats the problem at the minute but hopefully with Agger and Aurellio back things will start to tighting up a bit.

Odds for Sunday

Kilcoo 5/6 Draw 7/1 L'Island 6/5.

Island to win by two points.