Man these Gypsies when they are inspired these can deliver mayhem to any of its rivals and regardless of they are, still a lack of consistency is somehow the problem that has hit this squad.
After their last weekend loss to the Sligo Rovers, these Bohs are looking not to become involved in the so-called relegation fight in the end of the campaign but this win to be a motivator in the remainder of the campaign.
Still this match was a special one of one lad and former Seagull making his debut against his former employer and playing at home in Dalymont, he delivered with a double in a memorable performance not to forget.
In both half’s the Bohs deliver mayhem to the visiting and troubled Bray Wanderers looking forward to a win on the road that could find that lost spark in its remaining players looking forward to a sit in protest augmenting unpaid wages.
As Daniel Kelly opened the score early in the match in the 5’ minute, the Bohs went ahead to the joy of their faithful in the colossus of Phibsborough, for him not aware of this was to be his first of two scores in the afternoon.
After his performance against Sligo last week, earn him his first start in the Bohs lineup and not believing how the home fans shouting his name of Kelly, Kelly, the man became so inspired that deliver with a second goal in the 22’ for the 2-0.
Then being followed by Daniel Corcoran 26’ minute putting the home side well above their foes reach and the Gulls not showing any signs of recovery when Kevin Devaney in the 42’ before halftime sentenced the match to a 4-0 score.
With the second half in play little do the vsiting eleven could do or provide to show any dangers in the Bohs area as the home side put on an offensive and defensive show of force against a decimated low key bray Wanderers.
We were to see two more scores from the motivated Gypsies when Robert Cornwall in the 50’ minute and later on the 80’ minute, completing the mission for the joy of the Bohemians fans, Cristian Magerusan scored the add on goal.
Still for Keith Long, masterful move was the start of Kelly in this match who delivered on the opportunity given by his manager and glad to have contributed to an all-around win that leapfrogs them over the Sligo Rovers.
This win puts the Bohs in seventh place with 28 points two ahead of the Bit O’ Red in the overall table.
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