Kavanagh squanders Bohs’ right-wing superiority

Alan O’Brien 

At least it wasn’t televised. For the second successive game, Bohemians constituted one half of a shocking advert for League of Ireland football. But, with four precious points under his belt already, Keith Long will care not one jot. Continue reading →

Bit O’Red bomb as Lyttle crams Sligo squares into round holes

Alan O’Brien 

If your game plan can be ruined by one injury, it was never much of a game plan in the first place. That’s a truism Ger Lyttle must quickly take on board, if Sligo Rovers are to swerve another relegation dogfight. Continue reading →