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Saturday, 10 March 2012

Match report thanks to www.braywanderers.ie 



BRAY WANDERERS 0  DERRY CITY 4

Bray lost a second League tie on the trot in a dramatic night at the Carlisle Grounds.

In front of a disappointingly small crowd, given that it was their first home League game of the new season, Wanderers failed to sparkle, and let the visitors make the running.


Derry dominated the opening exchanges, and in a nightmare quarter hour mid-way through the first half the home side conceded two goals from play, lost their first-choice keeper to a mistaken decision and went three down with the ensuing penalty.

Despite an improved performance from the remaining ten Seagulls, there was little they could do to redress the situation, with the visitors playing a long-range version of possession football.

Jason Byrne, Kieran "Marty" Waters and Dean Zambra all had late half-chances to spare Bray's blushes after Rory Patterson took the Candystripes' tally to four.

But Bray's fans had little to be pleased about by the final whistle.


Report:  Mícheál Ó hUanacháin
Photos:  Mick Tierney

Bray Wanderers: 1 Darren Quigley; 8 Daire Doyle, 22 Pierce Sweeney, 3 Dane Massey, 20 Seán Houston; 21 Adam Hanlon, 16 Dean Zambra, 6 Danny O'Connor (c), 12 Kevin Knight; 11 Kieran Waters, 10 Jason Byrne

Subs: 5 Adam Mitchell, 9 Anthony Bolger (for Byrne 84), 14 Graham Kelly (for Sweeney H/T), 17 Jonathan Kelty, 18 John Mulroy, 19 Conor Butler, 25 Brian Kane (for Knight 34)

Derry City: 1 Gerard Doherty; 17 Simon Madden, 5 Stewart Greacen, 6 Shane McEleney, 3 Dermot McCaffrey; 10 Patrick McEleney, 7 Ruaidhrí Higgins, 4 Barry Molloy (c), 15 Stephen McLaughlan; 9 David McDaid, 11 Rory Patterson

Subs: 2 Eddie McCallion, 12 Ryan McBride, 16 Matthew Crosson, 18 Mark Farren (for P McEleney 69), 19 Owen Morrison (for McDaid 77), 22 Eugene Ferry, 23 Ryan Curran (for McLaughlan 77)



Referee: Anthony Buttimer

Wednesday, 7 March 2012

Betting news v Derry City

Well we ran Pats very close last friday but on a sadder note none of Wanderers Weekly's bets came off as we lost. The good news is that the bookies have given shorter odds on a Bray win this week.Here's the lowdown.


  • Fancy Bray to win their first home game of the season well then you can get odds of 4/1. Think we can hold Derry to a draw then you can back the draw @ 5/2.
  • Think Jayo will open his League account back at the Carlisle Grounds. Well you can back him to score first and Bray to win 1-0 @60/1.
  • Will Marty Waters continue his fine form. First goalscorer and 1-0 Bray available @ 80/1.
  • Jason Byrne to score anytime is available @ 11/4.
Wanderer's Weekly tip of the week: Jonathan Kelty to score anytime @ 7/2. Not great odds but if the former Arklow man gets the space he can score.