'We lost the game and it's not good enough. It hurts, it hurts hard'

Declan Devine has come under pressure after Bohemians’ disappointing start to the season.

Paul Fennessy BOHEMIANS BOSS Declan Devine cut a downcast figure after his side were beaten 2-0 by Shelbourne on Friday night.Sean Boyd was fouled by Cian Byrne in the area, allowing Will Jarvis to convert an 80th-minute penalty.

“The penalty is one where you have to know what’s around you, know what is over your shoulder, slow to react and we got punished. While Shels maintained top spot, the result leaves Bohs seventh on four points, albeit with a game in hand on most of those around them.“It’s been a very bad week. To lose two games in five days is not acceptable. I hold my hands up. It’s my responsibility. I pick the team. I am the manager of the club and from my point of view it’s not good enough.”

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