Sligo Rovers - Stats Round-up

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Teetered surprisingly on the brink of relegation for most of the season but finally recreated their cup form when it mattered most to climb to sixth. Paul Cook's side also suffered the agony of a Cup Final defeat which may overshadow the good work done towards the season's end. Here are some of the stats from the Bit O'Red's 2009 league campaign.

APPEARANCES

Players used: 34 (most in league)

PlayerStarts (on as sub)
Alan Keane34
Conor O'Grady31
Raf Cretaro30 (1)
Romuald Boco29
Richard Brush29
Danny Ventre28
Gavin Peers26 (1)
Richie Ryan23 (7)
Brian Cash21 (7)
Owen Morrison21 (4)
Shaun Holmes17
Matthew Blinkhorn16 (1)
Eoin Doyle15
Joe Kendrick15
Steve Feeney9 (7)
Sean Doherty8 (2)
Ciaran Kelly6
Rob Turner4 (8)
Daniel Keohane4 (5)
Stephen Parkhouse4 (3)
Jason Noctor4
Martin Camano4
Michael McGrath4
Dean Marshall3 (10)
Eoin Torpey3 (8)
Christopher Kelly2 (2)
Mauro Almeida2 (1)
Darren Meenan1 (4)
Michael Schlingermann1
Paul Curry1
Ger Rafter1
Paul McTiernan0 (6)
Ross McLaughlin0 (2)
Danny Fallon0 (1)
*From the start of September onwards, only Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians gained more points (22) than Sligo Rovers (21). Sligo (9) and Bohemians (2) were the only teams that saw all penalties conceded by them converted.

GOALSCORERS

PlayerGoals (home/away)
Raf Cretaro15 (7/8)
Alan Keane5 (2/3) *3 penalties
Matthew Blinkhorn 4 (4/0)
Eoin Doyle3 (3/0)
Gavin Peers3 (1/2)
Dean Marshall2 (1/1)
Shaun Holmes2 (1/1)
Romauld Boco2 (0/2)
Conor O'Grady2 (1/1)
Owen Morrison1 (0/1)
Stephen Parkhouse1 (1/0)
Danny Ventre1 (0/1)


Clean sheets: 11
Longest unbeaten streak: 6 games
Most Wins in a Row: 3
Longest spell without conceding: 413 minutes
Longest spell without a goal: 411 minutes

POINTS DISTRIBUTION

OppositionPoints Gained (aggregate score)
Galway United7 (4-1)
St. Pat's7 (6-3)
Bray Wanderers 7 (6-6)
Derry City6 (4-7)
Drogheda United6 (7-5)
Dundalk4 (8-9)
Bohemians4 (2-5)
Cork City2 (1-5)
Shamrock Rovers0 (3-10)