Pádraig Amond

So they get out of the promotion relegation ninth place.

so they've swapped positions with Drogheda United for the time being both on 37 points but Waterford up to 8th because they have a superior goal if it's minus 10 to Drogheda's minus 13 so Waterford 2-0 up last night against Galloway it was all going very very well Paul Jammin scored twice the second of which was one of the most perfectly executed bicycle kicks you will ever see it was technically fantastic Galloway though responded two goals earlyish in the second half first quarter of an hour or so 2-2 and then Tommy Lonergan one of the men of the season in the League of Ireland Premier Division beautiful header our own Mark Walsh there a staunch Shelburne fan and League of Ireland supporter was of the hipster opinion that Lonergan's header was more impressive than Almond's bicycle kick but look we'll let you all decide that either way it was a massive three goals and three points for Waterford

yeah absolutely and you're looking at the the table there and suddenly now the relegation playoff picture is becoming a little bit more I suppose jeopardised than the title race itself like you've got Waterford there on 37 you've got Drogheda there on 37 as well Galway Seaman so they'll be alright on 41 Sligo obviously could have drift so they do have to play each other Waterford and Drogheda so get out to that one if you can that's brilliant Waterford the way they're playing under Graham Coughlin is unbelievable really and there's a lot of these players especially like that front two I'm loving that front two like Tommy Lonergan and Paul Jammin like one end of the spectrum and the other as far as the ages go and they're complementing each other brilliantly both goals are exceptional and enjoy it while it lasts because look Paul Jammin's not young he's not going to be around too much longer and if Tommy Lonergan keeps playing the way he is he's also not going to be around too much longer so

What do you think his ceiling

is? It's hard to know like I mean obviously he did make the step over to England already a couple of years ago when over to Fleetwood and it didn't go too well but we've seen that before and players come back and do well and go again like it doesn't have to be linear whereas his ceiling you wouldn't really know he seems like he's physically capable like one thing people pointed out with Jack Moylan when he was in the League of Ireland is that like athletically and it's not just the size of the player it's not just like how they can handle themselves under a bit of pressure from maybe a player who's five or ten years older than them it's like the athletic make up of a player is what matters when you go over to England and Jack Moylan was kind of looked at as someone who was going to be able to transition that no matter where he played and that's proven to be the case I think Tommy Lonergan has a little bit of that maybe not quite as technically sound as Jack Moylan is but he's a striker and he can put the ball in the net so who knows where a ceiling is

28 goals between Almond and Lonergan this season.

Wow.

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