Waterford United will be without key players for their remaining games in the eircom league.Following the latest meetings of the Eircom League disciplinary commission, Patrick Flynn has been handed a one match ban for reaching eight penalty points. This suspension comes into effect from Wednesday November 1st which will rule him out of the Munster Derby against Cork. Meanwhile, Alan Reynolds has been also banned for one game for reaching 8 points and his suspension from Wednesday November 8th rules him out of the rearranged game against Derry City on November 13th.Meanwhile the club still awaits the outcome of the appeal hearing into the suspension of Ger McCarthy. His appeal against his four match ban was heard in Dublin on Wednesday evening. He has served one match automatically and should his appeal be unsuccessful he will miss the remainder of the season. Alan Cawley who was handed a three match ban as a result of the Bohemians incident will miss the game against Cork next week but should be available for the final two games of the season.

Waterford United boss Gareth Cronin speaks of the future he sees for the club, his ambitions for next year and other issues.The Blues boss, who will be writing for local soccer magazine Waterford Soccer Monthly, sees a positive future for the club and is happy with the attitude of the players, management and supporters as he winds down his league campaign.

[b]Waterford United 1 Longford Town 2[/b]Waterford United proved to be their own worst enemy when they squandered a lead and dominant possession to hand their bogey side Longford Town an unlikely win at the RSC.

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Waterford United welcome Longford Town to the RSC where they will meet for the fifth time in all this season and the Blues have yet to register a win over the Midlanders.

Waterford United officals travel to Dublin today to put forward their case for inclusion in the new National League.They will make a full presentation to the four member Independent Assessment Group on the plans for the club, the future, strategic development as well as off the field activities.The club has been preparing for the presentation for the past month and the management committee is fully confident that the case for Waterford United’s inclusion in the new set up is strong.

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[b]Sligo Rovers 0 Waterford United 0[/b]Waterford United’s long trip to the North West was not in vain as they dented Sligo Rovers

Waterford United’s game against Derry City has been changed due to Derry’s involvement in the FAI Cup semi finals.

Waterford United players Ger McCarthy and Alan Cawley have been rocked by lenghty suspensions following the incidents that marred the Blues’ game against Bohemians three weeks ago.