Shelbourne manager Damien Duff contrasted his own side's profligacy with the "stone-cold killers" of St Patrick's Athletic after a devastating loss at Tolka Park, while making a brief but pointed criticism of the officiating in the Premier Division encounter.Duff's charges remain top of the table, four points clear of nearest pursuers Derry City.
However, the Candystripes have a game in hand ahead of their Brandywell blockbuster on 1 November.Substitute Al-Amin Kazeem proved the St Pat's hero, bagging the 88th-minute winner in a 3-2 victory."He's been rugby tackled, I think it's Joe Redmond; mind-boggling decision""I don't think you win any game of football at any level giving away the three goals that we did tonight," Duff told RTÉ Sport after the game."In saying that, I think the third goal...
shortly before, there's a free-kick given against John Martin when it's a free on him. He's been rugby tackled, I think it's Joe Redmond; mind-boggling decision."Outside of that I won't comment any more.
I know other managers in this league are allowed to comment and say what they want about referees. I won't because I will get a ban."I couldn't be any prouder of the lads.