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The Official Matchday Magazine of Bohemian FC

Vol 65 No. 2 • e4
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Dalymount Park,
Mon. 18th March 2013
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Sponsors

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Matchball Sponsor

Peter Synnott
Tom Geraghty
Bohemian FC members

Editorial
G ood afternoon and welcome back to Dalymount
Park for one of the most anticipated fixtures of
the year!
A warm welcome also to the players, staff and offi-
cials of Shamrock Rovers who have recorded two very
impressive results against Linfield in the Setanta Cup
recently. Despite the unusual kick-of time, we hope
they enjoy the match and it lives up to it’s always big
billing!
We need no reminder of the last time Rovers came
to Dalymount Park; deep, deep down I’m sure we all
wish the result could be repeated today but Shamrock
Rovers are a different entity now to the team that took
the field against us last June in Dalymount, and indeed
the ones who surrendered their unbeaten home record
against us in Tallaght at the tail end of last season.
But we are a different entity too; we have had a
very settled pre-season and come into today’s game fol-
lowing a double win over UCD in the league and
League Cup (today’s programme had to go to print
prior to last Friday’s fixture against Cork City).
Club legend Kevin Hunt share his memories and
view on Shamrock Rovers with us this week and he has
promised to do some more articles for us throughout
the year so keep an eye out! Also, we hand a debut to
our new ‘Face in the Crowd’ section; turn to page 28 to
see if you are our lucky winner of a €15 voucher for
the club shop!
So, enjoy the game, we know it’s going to be pas-
sionate and here’s to three points!
Alan Bird, Editor
Back issues of the matchday programme are
available from the club shop
Match Sponsor:
Tonight's match sponsor is Hankook Tyres. We
would like to extend a big thank you to Dave
Kennedy who has been a great supporter of the
club in recent years. Bohemian FC are delighted to
be partnered with a global brand such as Hankook
who are involved in sports sponsorship all around
the world. We hope the representatives from Han-
kook enjoy the match and the match day hospital-
ity.
Match Ball Sponsors:
We have two match ball sponsors tonight,
both of who are Bohemian FC members. A big
thank you to Peter Synnott and Tom Geraghty for
their continued support.
If you would like more information re match
and match ball sponsorship opportunities or in-
deed pitchside advertising, please email
commercial@bohemians.ie
CLUB DIRECTORY
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Registered Office: Dalymount Park, Phibsborough, Dublin 7
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BOARD
President........................................................................Matt Devaney
Hon. Secretary..........................................................Stephen Lambert
Finance Director ................................................................Neil Mulvey
Ground/Event Director.....................................................Donal Byrne
Marketing Director ........................................................ John Twomey
Membership Sec. .........................................................Stephen Burke
PR Director ....................................................................Thomas Hynes
Youth Director .......................................................................John Daly
Bar Director .................................................................Daniel Lambert
Facilities Director ....................................................Anthony Donnelly
Media Relations Officer ...................................................Brian Trench
Marketing and Commercial Executive............................Michael Kind
Senior Manager, Admin. & Licensing Officer ...................Lynn O’Neill
Hon. Life Presidents.............................Tony O’Connell, Felim O’Reilly
Hon. Life Vice-Presidents ........................Gerry Cuffe, Brendan Duffy,
Noel Farrell, Paddy Hayes, Paddy Murray, Noel Nolan, Oliver Ward
Chaplain.........................................................................Fr Seán Farrell
Team Manager ..........................................................Aaron Callaghan
Assistant Manager & Captain ..........................................Owen Heary
First-team coach & Head of Youth Departmet .................Terry Butler
Head of Player Development & Recruitment ....................Lisa Fallon
Goalkeeping Coach..............................................................Fred Davis
Physio.................................................................................Rob Murray
Kit Manager ..................................................................Colin O’Connor
Under-19 Team Manager .................................................Owen Heary
Under-19 Team Coach .............................................Graham O’Hanlon
Under-19 Team Assistant Coach ....................................Kay McKenna
Sports Psychologist .................................................Richard Shanahan
Groundsman .......................................................................Stuart Caul
Safety Officer ................................................................James Buckley
Event Controller ............................................................Danny O’Brien
Stadium Announcers............................Larry Rogan, Stephen Dornan
Pitchside MC ........................................................................Paul Duffy
Photographers............A. Baldiemann, Eddie Lennon, David Conway
Souvenir Shop .............Deirdre Clifford, Laura Clifford, Paddy Murray
Mascot Organiser .................................Michael Ward (087 6662897)
Refreshments Shop ............................................................Tony Harte
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Stephen Burke, Eddie Smith snr, Stephen Dornan, Tommy Dornan
Half-Time Raffle..................Jimmy O’Connor, Joe Carr, Anne Delaney
Webmaster...................................................................Luke O’Riordan
Programme Team ...............Alan Bird, Stephen Burke, Tony Magner,
Robert McDonald, Paddy Murray, Dan McSwiney, Declan Coughlan
Roll of Honour
League Champions: 1924, 1928, 1930, 1934, 1936, 1975, 1978, 2001,
2002/03, 2008, 2009
FAI Cup Winners: 1928, 1935, 1970, 1976, 1992, 2001, 2008
League Cup Winners: 1975, 1979, 2009
Setanta Sports Cup Winners: 2010 • Irish FA Cup Winners: 1908
Dublin City Cup Winners: 1936 • LFA President’s Cup Winners: 12 titles
Dublin & Belfast Inter City Cup Winners: 1945
League of Ireland Shield Winners: 1924, 1928, 1929, 1934, 1939, 1940
Leinster Senior Cup Winners: 1894 - 1998: 31 titles
Top Four Cup Winners: 1972 • Acieries D'Angeleur Winners: 1929
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President’s
Message
I would like to welcome you all to Dalymount Park for what is
always a stand out fixture in the League’s calendar.
Last year’s heroics in the corresponding fixture are still fresh
in our mind and while it may be greedy to wish for a similar out-
come, what we can be sure of is our lads giving 100% as they have
always done under Aaron’s tenure.
Winning Start
It was great to get off to a winning start and we can’t ask for
more than the back to back victories against UCD in the League
and the EA Sports Cup respectively. I penned these notes prior to
the game in Cork, so hopefully we got a good result down there on
Friday night and we are on a bit of a roll. If we think back to this
time last year, we can see the progress the club has made. Full
credit must go to Aaron and his staff.
Jackie Jameson Bar
Off the pitch, we are working as hard as ever to try and
progress the club the best we can. The newly refurbished Jackie
Jameson Bar was warmly received last Friday and is now a venue
where we can be proud to bring our sponsors and guests and we
will be increasing our efforts to maximise match day sponsorship
opportunities on the back of this. Anthony Donnelley, Daniel
Lambert, Dermot Cassin, Gerry Sexton, Jeff Conway and sev-
eral others deserve huge praise for the effort they have put into
transforming the bar.
Also, a big thank you to The Gypsies Supporters Trust who
part funded the works. The refurbishment has meant the numbers
we can admit to the bar at half time has been reduced, so if you are
now missing out on that half time cup of tea that you had always
previously enjoyed, please accept my apologies but I hope you un-
derstand our reasoning behind it, also we are looking at an alterna-
tive for those people.
New Sponsor
We have a new main sponsor in the form of Volkswagen Kar-
mann. I must thank Simon Elliot (CEO of VW Ireland) for mak-
ing the deal possible, his support of Irish Football has been
incredible in recent years . Also, in the short time of the partner-
ship we have built up a good relationship with the guys in Kar-
mann who have been hugely supportive and full of ideas on how to
maximise the sponsorship, so a big thank you to Darren Cahill
and Eva O’Toole. You should see a brand new shiny Volkswagen
UP on display tonight, this car will remain on display for the sea-
son as we will be raffling it and one lucky Bohs fan will get to
drive it away later in the season. See elsewhere in the programme
and on the website for further details.
Great news on the Schoolboy Front
Finally, we have great news in relation to our schoolboys sec-
tions and specifically our Under -17’s who have been invited to
play in the prestigious Milk Cup this June and our Under-15’s who
have been invited to play in Cagliari Cup in Sardinia where they
will play against the likes of Juventus and Steau Bucharest. Fair
play to Lisa Fallon, Head of Player Development & Recruitment
and Youth Director John Daly who are working extremely hard in
trying to develop our youth set up.
Matt Devaney, President, Bohemian Football Club
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Dalymount Park
Ground Regulations
1. All persons entering this ground are admitted only
subject to the following Ground Regulations and to
the Rules & Regulations of the Bohemian Football
Club (BFC) and the Football Association of Ireland
(FAI). Entry to the ground shall be deemed to
constitute unqualified acceptance of all these Rules
& Regulations.
2. Fireworks, laser pens, smoke canisters, bottles,
glasses, cans, flags, banners, poles and other similar
articles or containers, including anything which could
or might be used as a weapon, are not permitted
within the ground, and any person in possession of
such an article may be refused entry or ejected from
the ground.
3. The consumption of intoxicating liquors is permitted
only in authorised places and spectators are not
permitted to bring alcohol into the ground.
4. The climbing of floodlight pylons, stands or other
buildings in the ground is forbidden.
5. Unnecessary noise such as that from the use of radio
sets and behaviour likely to cause confusion or
nuisance of any kind including foul or abusive
language is not permitted in any part of the ground.
6. Any person using racist taunts or language or
behaving in a manner likely to be deemed racist
towards any other person may be refused entry or
ejected from the ground.
7. Under no circumstances is it permitted to throw any
object onto the pitch.
8. Unauthorised persons are not permitted to enter
upon the field of play and will be ejected.
9. Any person who fails to comply with the instructions
from a steward may be ejected from the ground.
10. In general the right of admission is reserved by BFC.
11. BFC reserves the right to refuse admission or eject
any person who refuses to be searched by a
police officer.
12. Any person who remains in a gangway may be
ejected from the ground.
13. BFC / Event Promoters reserve the right for its
servants or agents to remove from the ground any
person who does not comply with the Ground
Regulations or whose presence on the ground could
reasonably be construed as constituting a source of
danger, nuisance or annoyance to other spectators.
14. BOHEMIANS AGAINST RACISM
The BFC welcomes all football supporters irrespective of
colour or creed and will not tolerate any form of
racism. As part of our ongoing commitment to UEFA's
10-point plan, Sport Against Racism Ireland (SARI), and
Show Racism The Red Card, and to equality, anyone
caught perpetrating racist abuse may be arrested,
prosecuted and banned from the club. Please report
any abuse of this nature to the nearest steward or
Garda. Thank you for your co-operation and support,
we want you to enjoy your visits to Dalymount Park.
The Bohemian Football Club
Callaghan’s Corner
On Today’s Opponents…
A warm welcome to you all to
Dalymount for today’s big Dublin
derby, the biggest derby game of
the lot! As well as our own support-
ers, I would like to welcome Trevor
Crolly and his players as well as all
the Shamrock Rovers supporters
and directors to Phibsborough this
afternoon.
It is vital that we take the points
today as we did from our last two
meetings with Shamrock Rovers as
Drogheda United last year showed
us all the value of a good start. The
momentum that they gained kept
them going throughout the season
so we are hoping to do something
similar ourselves this year.
A good start breeds confidence
and I can think of no better way to
get that than by beating Rovers!
The two wins against them last
year gave the club a huge lift and
were real highlights for the fans so
hopefully today we can give you
more to cheer about!
I had to write this before our trip
to Cork, always a tough place to
go. Hopefully there will have been
plenty of positives to take from that
game.
But back to today, Rovers are an
excellent side as everyone knows
and I’m sure they will be there or
thereabouts when the season draws
to an end. We will really need to be
at our best to beat them.
On Recent Results…
I was very pleased to get the win
aginast UCD last time here in Daly-
Next up in Dalymount:
v. Sligo Rovers .....................................Friday, March 29th
v. Derry City............................................Friday, April 5th
v. Dundalk...............................................Friday, April 19th
with TONY MAGNER
mount. We didn’t play well but
given how long it took us last sea-
son to register our first three points
in the league, well I cannot be any-
thing but pleased at getting the first
three points on offer.
It’s a funny old game because
last season I remember being de-
lighted with the performances but
we got nothing for them! Last
week I felt we did not play up to
the standards we had set ourselves
in pre-season but as I said to the
players in the dressing room after-
wards, we can change the perform-
ance but no-one can change the
result.
The sending off changed the
game in our favour but UCD battled
hard as they always do and it was a
hard fought win as I’m sure any win
against anyone this season will be.
We had a few chances to put
the game away and didn’t take
them and while there was only a
goal in it you have to guard against
being caught on the hop. So al-
though we should have closed it
out earlier, we will take the three
points with pleasure and move on.
To be fair to UCD, I think it was
an excellent performance by them.
People forget that their form over
the last ten to fifteen games of last
season was as good as anyone’s so
it was a good win for us. In fairness
to the players too, it was only our
second time on grass for the whole
of pre-season, the first time being
the 3-0 win over Mervue. So they
were a bit heavy legged by the end.
We haven’t been able to play on
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grass due to the weather and the
conditions here in Dalymount.
I think Kevin Devaney changed
the game for us when we put him
through the centre in the second
half. He took his goal very well and
was unlucky not to have had an-
other couple. He was a real threat
throughout the game and I was de-
lighted with his performance. It was
great too for Chris Lyons to get a
goal on his debut for the club.
On The Season Ahead…
I am very happy with the squad
we’ve assembled. We tried to bring
in personnel so as to have two play-
ers for every position. It is important
that there are challenges for every
shirt. It’s going to be a long, hard
season and every game promises to
be a battle. So I would be asking
you all to get behind the lads as
best you can, not just today but in
every game just like you did all last
season!
Enjoy the match,
Aaron

ONE FOR
THE ROAD!
‘The fans and the
F
or yet another season Owen
Heary will be leading out the
players feel part Bohemian team, but this term
will be his last last.
of something at A twenty-one year league career
will come to an end next November
the club, it’s such when Owen takes his final bow.
a breath of Before then there is a season-
load of games to play and he plans
fresh air .’ to relish every one that he’s involved
in. Every so often a player comes
- Owen Heary
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An interview
with
Owen Heary
Interview by TONY MAGNER
Photos by A. BALDIEMANN
along who defines a generation, a
Kevin Hunt, a Glen Crowe, a Tony
O’Connor. Owen Heary is one such
player; a captain fantastic, a leader
on an off the pitch and Bohs to the
core.
Take a good look this season
ladies and gents for we shall not see
his like again. Thankfully though, he
has no plans to go anywhere and a
long career in coaching beckons for
one of Irish Football’s most deco-
rated players. He completed his
UEFA A Licence recently and hopes
to follow it with the Pro License.
“I’m not saying I’m going to
jump straight into management
once I finish my badges because I’m
enjoying the coaching at the mo-
ment and I’m still learning.
“I feel I’ve picked up things from
lots of my managers over the years
and Aaron is very good too. He’s a
great student of the game and
thinks about football in a very in-
sightful and innovative way. That’s
one thing I am really learning from
him as well as his preparation and
coaching.”
Look Thy Last…
So the decision to retire may
have been tough, the toughest of
any players career perhaps, but he is
satisfied that he has made the right
choice.
“This will be my last year playing.
I’ve definitely made my mind up. I
want to enjoy the year, have a good
season and move on. I am a little bit
sad to have made the decision be-
cause I love playing and I’ve had a
great career but there is also a cer-
tain relief too that my mind is made
up and I do know that the time is
right. It saves people constantly ask-
ing me during the season if I’m
going to stay or go, so if I do it now,
I can just concentrate on having a good last year. So given that we only had six months. We decided to build a
every time I take the field this year I am going to really team this year by going with youth, keeping them to-
enjoy it, although I suppose I’ll only enjoy it if we win!” gether and bringing them forward as a group. Having
He continues, “I’ve made a lot of friends around the said that, Adam Kelly, Michael Scott, Jake Hyland have all
league in my twenty-one seasons, I’ve played against top made first team appearances lately. I take immense pride
teams and players throughout the country and in Euro- when one of our lads makes the step up. Look how far
pean games and I’ve been lucky enough to win every- the likes of Luke and Michael have done, how could we
thing the game has to offer in this country. not be proud myself and Graham O’Hanlon? But that’s all
“There were plenty of highs and a few lows but I part of a healthy club though, we need to look after our
wouldn’t change a bit of it. players all the way down,
I know I have achieved get them playing the same
more than most players will way and look after them
and I am immensely thank- as Aaron always says.”
ful for that. I’ve always said
that when you win trophies A Red & Black Future…
you have to move on, you He points to the recent
can’t dwell on things and deals to partner the club
that the end of your career with the NDSL and of
is time enough to reflect course ITB as major turning
and take satisfaction on the points for the club and a
prizes and honours. Well, I real reason to face the fu-
am looking forward to ture with optimism.
doing just that – but I am “The NDSL link up is
hoping there will be at vital to us but ITB was the
least one more trophy in it real big one. About a year
for me before I go!” ago I got talking to them
Let’s hope he’s right on and they were telling me
that score then! “It’s time they were going to build a
to give others a chance and top class astro pitch. Me
let other come through,” being me, I was up every
he smiles. “That’s why I day trying to hammer out
have enjoyed looking after a deal because I knew if I
the U-19’s for the past few didn’t, that every other
seasons, trying to do my bit club in the area would. It’s
to help the club move for- the best astroturf pitch in
ward. It’s been a balancing the country and the facili-
act but I’ve enjoyed it and I ties there are first class
will relish every game I play with the gym and canteen
between now and the end and the like.
of the season.” “All the hard work has
paid off as the U-19’s and
The Youth of Today… first team train there and
Of course, while the ITB give us all their profes-
rest of the lads have been sional trainers to look after
enjoying the off season, the players and give them
Owen has been busy all programmes. Some lads
winter with the U-19’s. It’s have individual personal
been a tough campaign, he confesses, but a rewarding trainers there, they do the testing for us and we can eat
one all the same. “They’re just coming to the end of their before or after training. It’s been great for us, so much
season and they will be relegated. But that is not exactly better than last season when we were wandering around
unexpected because we took a decision at the start of looking for a place to train and ended up having to use
the season to go with very young players, a lot of 16 year Dalymount half the time. ITB is within our catchment too
olds, and try to bring them through gradually over a pe- so it’s a chance to drum up some local support and give
riod of a few seasons. the people of the area a team they can identify with. Our
“We need two or three years to develop players brand is seen in the area and what we need now is to
whereas last year we only had six months to try and pro- start going into schools, running coaching sessions, put-
vide Aaron with first team options. We still got three ting on camps, getting our brand out there.”
players through last season, Michael Barker, Luke Byrne “The schoolboys are up in St. Joseph’s School which is
and Greg Murray. We had ten more that made their de- great for me because I live so close by. I can go up and
buts though. We feel that was a great return, especially watch all our young teams and see the talent coming
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through. It is vital as it means that
not only can I watch them play, I can
get to know them, talk to them and
make them feel really part of the
club. They are our future after all.”
The Season Ahead…
There are no worries about sec-
ond season syndrome for our young
lads from Owen. Far from thinking
they will find it hard to emulate the
progress made last season, Owen
feels there is more to come from the
youngsters.
“I think we can do better. I think
we underachieved last year largely
due to the fact that we were so late
in getting a squad together. We did
very well in mid-season after the
rocky start but it was so disappoint-
ing to fade away again at the end.
“Last season we got players in a
lot later than we would have liked
and that was reflected in our poor
start where we lost our first five. This
time we’ve managed to hold on to
fifteen, we had everyone on pro-
grammes in the off season to main-
tain weight and fitness and we’ve
been able to work on things in a full
pre-season free from uncertainty. We
lost Wardy, Kevin and Evan, all qual-
ity players and all big losses. But
Aaron has done very well with the
players he’s brought in; defensively
Stephen Paisley is a big addition,
Dean Delaney is a very experienced
keeper, important in any team; Chris
Lyons hopefully will score goals,
Daragh Hanphy will more than chip
in too. Shane Murray has come in
too, Rovers wanted him, quite a few
did, but he chose to come here.”
“But people forget that some of
our young players are only coming of
age. People like Bucko and Traynor,
they’re here four years now and are
coming into their prime as top class
league of Ireland players. So despite
having the lowest budget in the
league, we’ve managed to keep a re-
ally good team together. One thing
the fans realise about Bohs now is
that none of these players are here
for the money. Every one of them is
only playing for the jersey. These
young lads are here for a few years
now and have developed an affilia-
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tion with Bohs. They love being
recognised about town as Bohs play-
ers, they feel like they belong here.
In that sense we have developed a
real club feel about the place. That’s
the reason I think so many have
stayed here. It’s not about money, it’s
about wanting to be part of some-
thing here at Bohs. The fans that
come every week know that they are
looking at lads on the pitch who are
getting nothing for playing yet they
are still running their balls off for the
team, wearing the jersey with pride.
“The fans sense that, they’ve
bought into it I think. They know the
young fellas are just doing their best
to win the game for Bohs. The fans
feel part of something, the players
feel part of something, it’s such a
breath of fresh air about the club.
“These lads could well develop
into icons here just like your Kevin
Hunt’s and Glen Crowe’s. Now we
have built a first team based on to-
getherness and club identity, we
have to go team building all the way
down through the club at every age
group down to the youngest kids we
have here.”
A Final Word…
So what are our venerable cap-
tain’s hopes for the season? You
hardly think he’d want to see out his
career in a nice safe mid table posi-
tion!
“You know what I’m like,” he
smiles, “I always expect to win every
game, every competition we enter.
We have to have that mentality every
time we take to the pitch. I don’t see
why we can’t realistically aim to
qualify for the Setanta Cup, qualify
for Europe and pick up a trophy on
the way. What’s wrong with those
ambitions? They’re realistic and for
any sportsman, they’re essential.
“We’ve had a good pre-season,
we’re well prepared. You always
have to strive to better yourself. I’ve
won everything in the game in this
country but if I had ever rested on
my laurels at any stage then that
would have put a stop to my medals
and successes. It’s my last season
and I want one for the road!”
Coming Next Issue: Kevin Devaney.
what I think about when I think about...
Shamrock Rovers
Former captain, mecurial midfielder, eternal Bohemian
legend, provider of some late equalising derby goals and
perhaps the only Bohemian captain to unwittingly book
identical travelling arrangements alongside Hoops supporters....
Step forward Kevin Hunt, a man who is certainly no stranger to
Bohs-Rovers tussles, shares his views on today’s visitors!

T
HREE WORDS immediately
spring to mind when I think
of Shamrock Rovers:
SANTRY! SIX! FOUR!
What a game that was! I'm
convinced that very match, on
28th January, 2001, was the cata-
lyst for us winning the double that
season.
We were drifting along before
the game and were struggling to
find consistency. Roddy Collins was
apparently under severe pressure
and Shels were looking strong and
had the upper hand in the title
race.
But the confidence and mo-
mentum that we gained from that
win propelled us to a different level
and we, without doubt, finally be-
lieved that we could go on and
win the league.
You can imagine the scenes,
though, at half time with us 4-1
down. We were (rightly) getting
booed off; Bohs fans were leaving
the ground; Rovers fans were
singing and mocking joyously and
Roddy was giving us his own ver-
sion of the hairdryer treatment in
the dressing room. No, things
couldn't have been much worse!
Yet, strangely enough, I felt
that we were playing ok. We had
more possession and we were cre-
ating chances. It was just every
time Rovers had a chance, they
scored!
Roddy, after his rant, said he
still believed we could do it. That if
we scored the next goal, we'd
have a chance. He gave a rousing
speech and out we went, still be-
lieving. That was one of Roddy's
great strengths. He would make
you feel ten feet tall when you
walked on to that pitch. After 15
minutes or so searching for that
important second goal, Nesovic fi-
nally made the breakthrough with
a great goal from just inside the six
yard box.
Suddenly, you could see the
confidence started to drain out of
Rovers. Crowey then scored the
third and we started to smell
blood!
When Morro got the fourth to
level things up, there was only
going to be one winner. Mark
Rutherford, who we had just re-
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cently signed in the transfer win-
dow from Newry, got the fifth to
start off the wild celebrations in
the Bohs end and Crowey's second
of the game, our sixth, was just
the icing on the cake.
The remarkable comeback was
complete. What a game! Certainly
the best game I've been involved
in!
.................
Bohs-Rovers games are special,
though. Speaking from a player's
perspective, we sensed it and felt it
in the build up to the game.
There was more of an edge to
training in the week prior to the
match. The atmosphere at the
ground was always intense on
match day. I think, even when I
wasn't quite myself and struggling
a bit in my last couple of seasons,
for Bohs-Rovers games I just
switched into a 'zone' in the warm
up and it gave me extra energy
and life.
Any fatigue, injury worries or
fitness doubts just disappeared and
I was able to put in a performance.
I just wish we could have played
them every week!
I know there is an enmity be-
tween the fans of the clubs but
deep down (in some, maybe, very
deep!) I'm sure there is a feeling of
grudging respect for the other
club. Bohs and Rovers are the two
biggest clubs in Ireland and it's
great that there are these derby
games to look forward to.
 It wouldn't be the same for ei- ‘I know there is an enmity between the fans
ther club if the other wasn't
around. of the clubs but deep down (in some, maybe,
I once had quite a close en-
counter with the Rovers fans and,
very deep!) I'm sure there is a feeling of
to be fair, they were quite nice to grudging respect for the other club.’
me, considering!
This situation arose when we
were given the weekend off after
one of our games was cancelled. I
said to my wife, Faye, that we
should go away for a little break
for a couple of days.
It was quite short notice so I
popped into the travel agents and
asked if there were any late deals.
As luck would have it, there was a
special offer on a weekend break
in Prague. Happy days, I thought,
and booked it.
I went training on the morning
of the trip and told Faye I'd meet
her straight after at the airport.
She rang me while I was on the
way and told me that there were
quite a few Rovers fans around.
Then it dawned on me that they
were going to play a European
game that night. 'No problem' I
said, 'we'll get checked in
quickly, keep a low profile and
I'm sure they won't even notice
me'.
Then I got there and saw them
all lining up in the same queue as
us! Yes, Rovers were playing in
Prague that night and I had only
gone and booked us on to their
chartered flight!
Well, it didn't take long for
them to recognise me. We
boarded and sat down halfway
along the plane with the louder,
more boisterous Rovers fans seated
behind us. Cue all the songs from
the back of the plane, aimed in my
'No problem, they surely As I said, the banter was harm-
direction!
can't be staying in the same less and the fans were respectful to
It was all good natured though,
I must say. Once we landed, I said hotel as well. We'll get checked us so fair play to them. We actually
to Faye 'Don't worry, we'll get in and then we can finally relax got the same flight back as well so,
on our coach and then we'll a bit' I reassured Faye. Sure
all in all, it was an experience, to
have a bit of peace at last'. enough, we stopped at our hotel
say the least!
Some hope! We walked along, and about 30 Rovers fans got off
with us as well and walked into Anyway, here's hoping for an-
found our bus and hopped on
the same hotel! Oh well, we even- other classic Bohs-Rovers game
board, only to see loads of Rovers
fans at the back again! Cue more tually got time to ourselves and we with hopefully the right result for
singing. enjoyed the break anyway. Bohs. Enjoy!
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Our opponents today
Shamrock Rovers
Manager: Trevor Croly
Club colours: (H) Green & white hoops, white shorts ; (A) purple and black hoops
In brief:
Shamrock Rovers were founded in 1901 and joined the
League of Ireland for the 1922/23 season. They played
their early games at Windy Arbour before moving to
Milltown, where they remained until the ground was
sold in 1987. They were nodamic for 22 yearsbut
currently play their home games at the South Dublin
County Council stadium in Tallaght.
Roll of Honour:
League of Ireland: 1922/23, 1924/25, 1926/27, 1931/32,
1937/38, 1938/39, 1953/54, 1956/57, 1958/59, 1963/64,
1983/84, 1984/85, 1985/86, 1986/87, 1993/94, 2010, 2011
League of Ireland First Division: 2006
F.A.I. Cup: 1924/25, 1928/29, 1929/30, 1930/31, 1931/32,
1932/33, 1935/36, 1939/40, 1943/44, 1944/45, 1947/48,
1954/55, 1955/56, 1961/62, 1963/64, 1964/65, 1965/66,
1966/67, 1967/68, 1968/69, 1977/78, 1984/85, 1985/86,
1986/87.
League Cup: 1976/77.
Setanta Sports Cup: 2011
Leinster Senior Cup: 1923, 1927, 1929, 1930, 1933, 1938,
1953, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1964, 1969, 1982, 1985, 1997.
FAI Super Cup: 1998
Shamrock Rovers have also won honours in the Tyler and
Blaxnit Cups (former all-Ireland competitions), the
President’s Cup, Dublin City Cup & Top Four.
Our last meeting:
Kevin Devaney was the hero of the hour as his goal
clinched Bohemians first ever win over their fierce rivals
in Tallaght. On Rovers last visit to Dalymount, Bohemians
triumphed 4-0 in an astounding game.
European pedigree:
Shamrock Rovers have gathered a substantial Euro-
pean record over the years. In 2011, they became the
first Irish club to qualify for the group stages of the
Europa League, having beaten Partizan Belgrade in
the play-off round. However the games against
Tottenham Hotspur, Rubin Kazan and PAOK failed to
yield a single point. The previous year they overcame
Bnei Yehuda of Israel in the UEFA Europa League Qual-
ifiers 2nd Round to set up a mouth-watering tie
against Juventus, where they lost 1-0 and 2-0 over the
two games. Their opening European sorteé was
against Manchester United in the 1957 European Cup
preliminary round and despite losing 6-0 in Dublin,
they achieved a credible 2-3 reverse in Old Trafford.
Did you know...
It’s a recent nugget but still one for future pub quizzes;
Peter McMahon had netted twice to put Bohs 2-0 up at
home to Rovers last June when he was replaced by Karl
Moore... who himself went on to add two more goals!

...and when they visited in the past We also looked like this!
Sunday
Bohemians ............3 Feb 10, 1985
Shamrock Rvrs.......2
Friday, December 13th, 2002
Team:
Bayes
O’Connor, Webb, Coughlan, Hawkins Ryan,
Hunt, Caffrey, Rutherford
Keegan, Crowe
Sunday
Subs used:
April 28,
Harkin for Rutherford, Lynch for Ryan
1996
O’Neill for Keegan
Scorers: Crowe, Coughlan, Hawkins
The hard-fought 3-2 victory increased Bohs lead at the top of the table with
only six games to go and a second league championship in two years was in
sight. The title would be clinched four games later on a never to be forgotten
night in Tolka Park.
Point of note: ‘The Gypsy King’ waxed lyrical on Glen Crowe’s recent Ireland Thursday
cap against Greece while one Hans Rutgers of Hilversum (pictured in a Bo- April 27,
hemian scarf) offered pointers on how Bohemians could make it into the 1992
group stages of the Champions League within the next couple of years!
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 FANZONE
This week:
Adam Kelly, 17
with Declan Coughlan
 Why support Bohs? and the other big clubs (Sligo, Pats finish in the league this season?
In 2009 I was flicking through tv on and Derry) get knocked out etc you If we can push on from our early
a Friday evening and saw that Bohs just never know. season form I'm confident we can
were playing Cork. From then on I
 Where did you think Bohs will finish mid-table.
followed the scores each week and
eventually went to my first game.
 Earliest Bohs moment? If you want to be featured in FanZone, contact Declan via our Facebook
From my first Bohs game in 2009 page (facebook.com/ redandblackprog) or email us at
versus Galway. I remember Brian bohemianfcprogramme@hotmail.com
Shelley flying past most of the Gal-
way team and slotting the ball past
the Galway 'keeper
 What is your favourite Bohs
moment?
Winning the league in 2009. What
a way to finish my first season as a
Bohs fan!
 What was your worst Bohs
moment?
The 3-2 game in Galway in 2010.
We knew we'd blown the league
after that.
 Favourite Bohs player?
Owen Heary. A brilliant example for
our younger players to follow.
 What do you think of the
new signings Bohs brought in
over the off season?
I’m happy with them. Chris Lyons
looks excellent and the addition of
the experienced Dean Delany and
Stephen should be crucial.
 What did you think of Bohs
performance against UCD?
Considering the weather and the
state of the pitch I thought we
played well. At the end of the day,
winning your first game is all that
matters.
 Do you think we can beat
Rovers this season again and
maybe do the double over them
again?
Rovers squad has improved from
last years but this squad has the
makings of something special so
I'm very hopeful but also realistic.
 Do you think Bohs will do
well in the cups this season?
Yes, I think we can go far in the
cups. If we get the luck of the draw
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THE HEARTBEAT
OF THE CLUB
by Lisa Fallon

I
n December 1931, Manchester
United were on the brink of
bankruptcy.
A man called James Gibson
stepped in to save the club and it
was his vision, along with club sec-
retary Walter Crickmer and chief
scout Louis Rocca, to change the
way the club did its business.
It was time for the club to pro-
duce its own players and so the
club’s first youth system (Manches-
ter United Junior Athletic Club) was
born.
Their aim was to harness the tal-
ent in the local area and produce a
youth development system that • Senior squad member Karl Moore and Youth Director John Daly pictured keep-
ing an eye on the next set of Bohs stars at a recent U-17’s game!
would secure and sustain the club’s
future.
All of our underage teams are Already our U17 lads are in seri-
They did a pretty good job be-
now training locally at the impres- ous preparation for this year’s pres-
cause at the time of going to print,
sive St Joseph’s School for the Deaf tigious Milk Cup competition while
Manchester United have had a
facilities. It’s important that the our academy has also been invited
product of their own youth acad-
heartbeat of the club can be heard to the Cagliari Cup in Sardinia in
emy in every single first team squad
for a competitive game since 1937. in the local area. June. We’ll be in the company of
That’s 3,630 consecutive games. It is our goal to produce game teams like Juventus, Flora Talinn,
If there was ever proof that a intelligent footballers who have a Steaua Bucharest and a couple of
positive youth structure is a worth- technical and tactical education at well known Spanish clubs also so
while investment for a club, that is our club that will be the very best in
we’re also looking forward to flying
it. the business. We aim to ensure that
the Bohs flag at that one.
Positive things are afoot at the every player who wears the Bo-
We’ll be recruiting new players
grassroots of Bohemian FC. hemian FC jersey is given everything
this summer for new teams that will
The club has recognised that we he needs to reach his own poten-
be added to our ranks for next sea-
need to improve our ability to pro- tial, whatever that level potential
takes him to. son and we’re certain you’ll be see-
duce players for our own first team
Lots of positive work is going on ing (and hearing!) plenty more of us
squad. Unlike schoolboys football
behind the scenes with a huge em- around the club!
clubs, we have an in-house path-
way from schoolboy football, to phasis on improving our structures Any enquiries requiring the
youth football, to U-19 National so that the pathway becomes youth/schoolboy section can be di-
League and to League of Ireland. strong for these players. We will rected to me, Lisa Fallon, Head of
We can also help our players to have lots of positive stories for you Player Development, at
meet the standard, progress to a ca- over the coming Airtricity League lisa@bohemians.ie or by calling
reer in the UK or beyond. season. 085-8722099.
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 The Board
If it’s going on at Bohs, it’s on the board!
match programme via email;
The club bars:
regular newsletter, The Bo-
The club has a fantastic offer for this
hemian Bulletin and an offi-
year, FREE ROOM & DJ! For more de-
tails contact functions@bohemians.ie cial Bohemian FC 2013
or see the website bohemians.ie. squad photo. Annual sub-
There are a limited number of dates scription is E100.
left so be sure to secure your date With each home match
asap International Bohs member- programme at your finger-
Thanks to Bohs fan Shane who re- ship is now open for any of tips, as well as the regular
cently organised a table quiz in the our supporters living Club newsletter, you’ll keep
newly refurbished JJ bar. Shane has de- abroad! right up-to-date with news
cided to make this a monthly event The new package includes of the Gypsies
and the next quiz is scheduled for an International Bohs mem- For more information long
Thursday 28th March. It is free to bership card; every home on to www.bohemians.ie
enter with spot prizes on the night for
winners, more details in the next
issue.
Another Dalymount Session is
scheduled for Saturday 20th April.
Local musicians and singers turned up
at the last Session, showcasing there
talents and there was also an ‘open
mic’ session where anyone in atten-
dance could come up and sing or en-
tertain in there own unique way.
Don’t forget we are open every
Sunday from midday for the SUNDAY
CLUB. All pints are only €3.50 and
long neck bottles €3, juke box, darts
and pool also available on the day.
+*
e\\kdZih
W_i[Z]eje

The JJ bar has been fully renovated,

thanks to everyone who helped out in
any way but especially to the Gypsies
Supporters trust for there vital fund-
ing towards the costs.
Finally, if anyone has any ideas in
mind on running nights in the bars
please contact any member of the bar
committee or email us at
functions@bohemians.ie.

To publicise something Bohemian related on our noticeboard page, email us at

bohemianfcprogramme@hotmail.com or let us know via our Facebook page
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 between the
whitecaps
The unashamed wit, wisdom and general blowing of
AY IT QUIETLY lest we
S alert the optimism police*,
but that was a very encour-
aging start to the season last
Friday week.
Despite the grim weather, (damp,
cold and a swath of fog wafting athwart
the Tramway Terrace which looked as if
it had drifted straight from the set of a
Hammer horror film) Bohs and UCD
blew several raspberries at the grim
reapers predicting naught but doom and
gloom for the domestic scene with an
absolute belter of a game.
Opening games of a new campaign,
especially for clubs such as ours still ad-
justing to this bible of palatable frugality
for the newly skint we must adhere to,
can be tense affairs, and this went dou-
ble for last week considering the oppo-
sition. At any stage of the next few
seasons, a game against UCD will have
the aura of a six pointer, but given that
it was the opening fixture, it had the ad-
ditional feeling this time round of two
teams of trapeze artists performing
without the security of a net.
So the three points earned at the
final whistle were both most welcome
and ultimately well deserved.You have
to say we were aided and abetted in
our cause by the red card brandished at
Mark Langtry by the referee.
As I write, I haven’t seen the MNS
evidence, but on the night, it did look a
trifle harsh. Still, you never look a gift
horse in the gob, unless it’s a Trojan
horse of course.
The one negative aspect to the
night was the opposition. I don’t mean
in any way to belittle the ability of UCD
as a unit, they played very well. But their
customary level of support on the night
(which consisted of around four fans
and a drummer) meant that the full
steam from our own MR NED SIMPSON
time whistle was accompanied by a near
collective sigh of acceptance from the
Jodi rather than a full throated bellow
of triumph and the ambiance in the
ground five minutes later would have
left a mood ring transparent!
In contrast, I suspect there may
well be a slightly more volcanic atmos-
phere this afternoon and that come the
final whistle, the crowd may need oxy-
gen to re-inflate their exhausted lungs.
On the way home after the UCD
game, we mused on how our passing
game would work when at some stage
in the future, we come up against a
team whose line up usually includes the
odd lumbering prehistoric behemoth
masquerading as a midfielder, or against
a team whose manager who often in-
dulges in bus parking and tiki whacka in-
stead of tiki taka...
Sure, the style of football last year’s
Rovers team produced wasn’t especially
easy on the eye, but aside from Pat Fen-
lon, their manager at the time was the
most successful domestic manager of
the twenty first century, trophy wise at
any rate.
However, given the levels of
schadenfreude which permeate most
Irish fan’s psyche, there can’t have been
too many domestic tifosi who didn’t tit-
ter behind their hands at the way
Rovers went on a China syndromesque
meltdown last year which ultimately
cost Mr Kenny his job.
For some reason, possibly because
of his previous tenure with Bohs,
Rovers fans never really took to him,
which may have hastened his end some-
what. But issuing him with marching or-
ders after just a few months, I think that
long term, they may well regret acting
so impulsively.
Admittedly, Agent Kenny didn’t help
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his own cause at times. When the
Rover’s results started to go pear
shaped, particularly after the 4-0 pum-
meling here at Dalymount, his defensive
post match demeanor in interviews
seemed to be delivered with the com-
posure of a first-generation translation
application struggling with a language
for which it hasn’t been properly pro-
grammed.
This in turn gave some of the media
all the ammo they needed to lock
phasers on the barrel and fire at the fish
within.
Oh how we all chuckled. But, fol-
lowing his departure eight years earlier
from Bohs, he took over the reins at
Derry and habitually extracted a meas-
ure of revenge against us as his team
seemed to regularly put one over on us,
no matter how well we are doing at the
time. Hence was born the cult of the
curse of Kenny.
Example; in our record breaking
2008 championship winning season
when we won the league by a million
points, not only did Derry spoil the tro-
phy presentation by beating us at Daly-
mount beforehand, not only did we fail
to beat them in any of the three league
matches, we didn’t even manage to
score a single goal against them!
We can only hope that he is an
equal opportunity anathematiser and he
will inflict comparably bad karma when-
ever one of his teams take on Rovers
for years to come!
* Note to all: I write before last Friday’s
joust in Langerland & if that has gone hor-
ribly wrong, I reserve the right to withdraw
all this optimistic self-congratulatory guff. I
was suffering from a severe case of Stock-
holm syndrome at the time!
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 Face in the Crowd!

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 Bohemian FC 2013 stats • Bohemian FC 2013 stats
* G = goalscorer • 1 2 3 denotes player substituted and his replacement
Opp. GK Def. Mid. Stk. Sub.
LGE. 8/3/13 H UCD W 2-1 Delany Pender Heary Lopes L Byrne Buckley McEvoy Traynor2 DevaneyG LyonsG3 Hanaphy1 Moore1 Barker2 Scully3
15/3/13 A Cork City
18/3/13 H Shamrock R.
23/3/13 A St. Pat’s Ath.
29/3/13 H Sligo Rovers
1/4/13 A Shelbourne
5/4/13 H Derry City
16/4/13 A Limerick FC
19/4/13 H Dundalk
26/4/13 H Bray Wand.
3/5/13 A Drogheda U. This week’s Airtricity League fixtures:
7/5/13 A UCD
Bray Wanderers v Cork City
10/5/13 H Cork City
Derry City v Drogheda United
17/5/13 A Shamrock R.
Dundalk v Sligo Rovers
24/5/13 H St. Pat’s Ath.
Limerick v UCD
8/6/13 A Sligo Rovers
St. Patrick’s Athletic v Shelbourne
14/6/13 H Shelbourne
28/6/13 A Derry City
5/7/13 H Limerick FC
12/7/13 A Dundalk
19/7/13 A Bray Wand.
26/7/13 H Drogheda U.
2/8/13 H UCD
9/8/13 A Cork City
16/8/13 H Shamrock R.
30/8/13 A St Pat’s Ath.
7/9/13 H Sligo Rovers
20/9/13 A Shelbourne
27/9/13 H Derry City
4/10/13 A Limerick FC
12/10/13 H Dundalk
18/10/13 H Bray Wand.
25/10/13 A Drogheda U.
LC. 11/3/13 H UCD W 3-2 Murray Barker Lopes Paisley Nangle Wilson1 Murray Pender O’Brien2 Mulligan3 ScullyG Moore1G Lyons2G Hanaphy3
LSC. 24/2/13 H UCD L 1-2 Murray Barker Paisley Scully G Nangle Fitzgerald 3 O’Brien2 Reynor Murray Moore Wilson1 Kelly1 Forrester2 Whelan3
FAI. 2/6/13
Bohemians Shamrock
Rovers
1. Dean DELANY (gk) ..................K 1. Barry MURPHY (gk) .................K
2. Owen HEARY (capt.) (df) .........K 2. Pat SULLIVAN (capt.) (df) ........K
3. Derek PENDER (df/mf)..............K 3. Conor POWELL (df) .................K
4. Roberto LOPES (df)..................K 4. Jason McGUINNESS (df) ...........K
5. David MULCAHY (mf) ..............K 5. Ken OMAN (df) ......................K
6. Darragh REYNOR (mf)..............K 6. Stephen RICE (mf) ...................K
7. Keith BUCKLEY (mf) ................K 7. Gary McCABE (mf) ..................K
8. Shane MURRAY(mf) ................K 8. James CHAMBERS (mf) ............K
9. Ryan McEVOY (mf) .................K 9. Mark QUIGLEY (fw).................K
10. Karl MOORE (mf) ....................K 10. Sean O’CONNOR (mf) ..............K
11. Stephen TRAYNOR (mf) ...........K 11. Ciarán KILDUFF (fw) ................K
12. David SCULLY (fw) ..................K 14. Danny LEDWITH (df) ...............K
13. Dwayne WILSON (mf) ..............K 15. Lorcan SHANNON (mf) ............K
14. Christopher LYONS (fw)............K 17. Karl SHEPPARD (fw) ................K
15. Luke BYRNE (df) .....................K 18. Shane ROBINSON (mf) .............K
16. Kevin DEVANEY (mf/fw) ...........K 20. Billy DENNEHY (mf) .................K
17. Connor O'BRIEN (mf)...............K 21. Ronan FINN (mf) .....................K
18. Andrew MULLIGAN (mf) ..........K 22. Conor McCORMACK (df)..........K
19. Ciarán NANGLE (df) ................K 25. Conor WINN (gk) ....................K
20. Darragh HANAPHY (fw) ...........K 26. David ELEBERT (df)..................K
21. Stephen PAISLEY (df) ...............K 27. Dean EBBE (df) .......................K
22. Michael BARKER (df) ...............K 30. Richard BRUSH (gk) .................K
23. Niall FORRESTER (mf) ..............K __ Thomas STEWERT (fw) .............K
24. Kevin O'LEARY (fw) .................K __ Richard FORAN (df) .................K
25. Greg MURRAY (gk) .................K __ ...........................................K
26. Shane FITZGERALD (mf) ...........K __ ...........................................K
27. Santiago MIGUEL FALBO (mf) ...K ...... __ ...........................................K

Airtricity League Premier Division

Dalymount Park, Mon. 18th March, 2013
Kick-off 14.00
Referee: N. Doyle
Assistant Referees: W. McDonnell, R McManus

Karmann 4th Official: D. McKeon

Observer: T. Martin

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