SHAMROCK ROVERS MANAGER Stephen Bradley has received a two-match touchline ban.
The Hoops boss was sent to the stands during the 2020 champions’ final league game away to Shelbourne earlier this month — a 2-0 win for the visitors.
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With the FAI Cup semi-final against Sligo Rovers coming up this Sunday (2pm) — and potentially a final to contest on 6 December — Bradley will now have to watch the remaining games of the season from afar.
Rovers are the defending FAI Cup champions, having ended a 32-year wait to lift the trophy last November.
First Division side Athlone Town face 2019′s beaten finalists Dundalk in the other semi-final, also on Sunday (7.05pm).
Gaillimh Abu
@Finnster: nice Y Fronts
@Desheen: that’s the great Tony Keady in that artwork. Multiple All Ireland winner and Hurler of the year in 1988 not that I’d expect you to know that
@Finnster: nice artwork
Cmon Mayo.
Maigh Eo abú!
Could be a day where Cillian’s accuracy needed. Mayo squad as strong as I’ve seen. An awful shame Cillian’s injured. Be fantastic to see someone up.
I’d say Comer is chomping at the bit to get out there after a frustrating spell.
@Desheen: there won’t be much in it today , there never is . If we beat Mayo I won’t lie I’ll be delighted
@Finnster: looking forward to this Finnster, be spicy I’d say.
@Mike Kennedy: always spicy