Club Details
Bohemians
| Premier Division | |
| Ground Name | Dalymount Park |
| Address | Phibsborough, Dublin 7 |
| County | Dublin |
| Phone | (01) 8680923 |
| Official Website | www.Bohemians.ie |
| Unofficial Website |
Fixtures 2017
Bohemians scores given first.
| Fixture | Opposition | Venue | Result |
| Fri. 15th Feb. (League) |
Finn Harps | Home | 1 – 0 |
| Fri. 22nd Feb. (League) |
U.C.D. | Away | 2 – 0 |
| Mon. 25th Feb. (League) |
Shamrock Rovers | Home | 1 – 0 |
| Fri. 1st Mar. (League) |
Waterford FC | Away | 0 – 0 |
| Fri. 8th Mar. (League) |
Derry City | Home | 1 – 1 |
| Fri. 15th Mar. (League) |
Cork City | Away | 0 – 2 |
| Fri. 29th Mar. (League) |
St. Patrick’s Athletic | Home | 1 – 0 |
| Mon. 1st Apr. (League Cup 2nd Round) |
Cabinteely FC | Home | 2 – 1 |
| Sat. 6th Apr. (League) |
Sligo Rovers | Away | 2 – 0 |
| Fri. 12th Apr. (League) |
Finn Harps | Away | 1 – 0 |
| Mon. 15th Apr. (League) |
Dundalk | Away | – |
| Fri. 19th Apr. (League) |
U.C.D. | Home | – |
| Tue. 23rd Apr. (League) |
Shamrock Rovers | Away | – |
| Fri. 26th Apr. (League) |
Waterford FC | Home | – |
| Mon. 29th Apr. (League) |
Derry City | Away | – |
| Fri. 3rd May. (League) |
Cork City | Home | – |
| Fri. 10th May. (League) |
Dundalk | Home | – |
| Fri. 17th May. (League) |
St. Patrick’s Athletic | Away | – |
| Mon. 20th May. (League) |
Dundalk | Away | – |
| Fri. 24th May. (League) |
Sligo Rovers | Home | – |
| Fri. 31st May. (League) |
Finn Harps | Home | – |
| Sat. 8th Jun. (League) |
U.C.D. | Away | – |
| Fri. 14th Jun. (League) |
Shamrock Rovers | Home | – |
| Fri. 28th Jun. (League) |
Waterford FC | Away | – |
| Mon. 1st Jul. (League) |
Derry City | Home | – |
| Fri. 5th Jul. (League) |
Cork City | Away | – |
| Fri. 19th Jul. (League) |
St. Patrick’s Athletic | Home | – |
| Sat. 27th Jul. (League) |
Sligo Rovers | Away | – |
| Fri. 2nd Aug. (League) |
Finn Harps | Away | – |
| Fri. 16th Aug. (League) |
U.C.D. | Home | – |
| Fri. 30th Aug. (League) |
Shamrock Rovers | Away | – |
| Fri. 13th Sep. (League) |
Waterford FC | Home | – |
| Fri. 20th Sep. (League) |
Derry City | Away | – |
| Fri. 4th Oct. (League) |
Cork City | Home | – |
| Fri. 11th Oct. (League) |
Dundalk | Home | – |
| Fri. 18th Oct. (League) |
St. Patrick’s Athletic | Away | – |
| Fri. 25th Oct. (League) |
Sligo Rovers | Home | – |
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Got 2 LOI (LoveOurIrishness)
The sacking of Pat Fenlon has stirred up a debate within the League of Ireland. However, my question is why were the Shamrock Rovers club so upset to lose to a Finnish side. The Finnish league are four places above our own league. The RoPS club which were second in their league have nine foreign nationals in their side. The club that won the league have seven and the club that came third have eleven.
It is clear that if League of Ireland clubs want to progress they have to invest in foreign players outside of bringing in some British players. No one wants to see whole teams of foreign players but five or six good foreign players a side would help the likes of Shamrock Rovers, Cork City and Dundalk to progress in Europe.
A lot of those foreign players in the Finnish sides were African and we all remember what Joseph N’Do brought to the league. Irish soccer might not have big budgets for scouting systems but do have links to African football. Johnny McKinstry has managed Sierra Leone and now manages Rwanda. Sean Connor managed a Zimbabwean club side. Maybe the biggest club sides have already exhausted all possibilities regarding these options or maybe not. That is a question I would like to know.
If they have what were the problems and if not, why not.