Harry Kenny is one
happy man after seeing how his Seagulls are looking like all around contenders,
despite being out of contention for the league title and a European spot.
Still for the Boys from
City, are deadlocked in a superb winning streak and playing a one of a kind
football like there was no tomorrow.
So far, with wins
over the Wexford Youths, Sligo Rovers, Saint Patricks Athletic, Longford Town
and the most celebrated of those victories was against the current league
leaders Dundalk FC, after these were enjoying their feats and success in their European
run.
As the song states, there’s
no stopping us now, and that is one fact filled statement for the Bray
Wanderers, enjoying an amazing run in this edition of the Airtricity League of Ireland.
Recently with a win
over the Dublin based Bohemians to a 2-1 score, the Gulls marked their fifth
match won in a consecutive way and climbing within the league table and tied
with the Sligo Rovers in fifth place with 36 points.
With every match
played by the Wanderers, their Manager Harry Kenny is one happy chap and seeing
how the prospects of next campaign can be a bit promising for his squad if they
continue to play with such unity and brethren.
By playing a the difficult
and hardened Gypsies, the Bray Wanderers saw their streak in peril, still the
momentum the Seagulls are showing off playing a one of a kind football and
being at home in Carlisle Grounds.
Showing off their
amazing football not even the clock had marked four minutes, when the locals
via their forward Ger Pender putting a shoot from 14 yards to beat the Bohs keeper
Shane Supple, for the first score of the game.
The frenzy did not
stopped there when thirty-two minutes passed when John Sullivan scored the go-ahead
and what became at the end the game winning goal in the 36th minute
that sealed the deal for the Seaside Boys.
Very well seeing a sort
of miracle for Sullivan’s score after coming off from an ankle injury that threaten
to sidelined the midfielder for the whole campaign and in this match he showed everybody
his mettle and resolve.
Despite the Bohemians
taking advantage of the locals error in the midfield, Keith Buckley did not
hesitated to cut the locals lead to one goal
in the 81st minute but a little too late for the visiting Dubliners squad.
For now Bray side
Manager Harry Kenny with four matches left in the campaign to call it quits until
the next campaign in March 2017, the Seagulls play away games against the Finn
Harps and Shamrock Rovers and at home against Saint Patrick’s and Cork City.
Not easy schedule but
not difficult as they state that there is no such thing than an easy foe and against
the Hoops and Cork City here the Bray Wanderers can play the role of spoilers.
As both the Dublin,
based Rovers are currently in a tight race with Derry City to snatch the last
Europa spot and the Leesiders within striking distance of Dundalk, the Gulls
can be the bad news team for both of these squads.
For now the Bray
Wanderers are making all sorts of headlines in league play with their amazing
winning streak that so far has put them in a much comfortable position in
overall table, what will their finish be, is to be seen.
Hail to the Boys of
the Cumann Peile Fánaithe Bhré!
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