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| | Blues Are Cock-A-Hoop! |
 | | Rovers came out to a fairly good reception, but the real roar came when the home side appeared, led by captain Tony Hall. |
 | | From now on, it was Rovers who lost their composure, as Waterford United dominated the first half, and really were unlucky not to increase their advantage. |
 | | Sadly though, a small minority of Rovers so-called supporters (almost all of which were brilliant and a credit to their club) disgraced themselves afterwards by throwing bottles, injuring two people before charging at gardai. |
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