Derry City - Stats Round-up
Published: November 26, 2009
APPEARANCES
Players used: 24
| Player | Starts (on as sub) |
| Ger Doherty | 35 |
| Gareth McGlynn | 30 |
| Peter Hutton | 30 (2) |
| Ruaidhrí Higgins | 25 (8) |
| Eddie McCallion | 26 (2) |
| Ger O'Brien | 26 (2) |
| Thomas Stewart | 23 (3) |
| Mark Farren | 22 (6) |
| Steven Gray | 22 |
| Barry Molloy | 20 (6) |
| Clive Delaney | 19 (1) |
| Ciaran Martyn | 18 (9) |
| Kevin Deery | 17 (1) |
| Liam Kearney | 14 (4) |
| Sammmy Morrow | 14 (4) |
| Tam McManus | 12 (10) |
| James McLean | 11 (16) |
| Mark McChrystal | 11 (2) |
| David Scullion | 10 (9) |
| David McDaid | 4 (1) |
| Aaron Nash | 2 (8) |
| Ruaidhrí Harkin | 1 (3) |
| Shane McEleney | 1 (2) |
| Pat Jennings | 1 |
GOALSCORERS
| Player | Goals (home/away) |
| Mark Farren | 10 (3/7) |
| Gareth McGlynn | 7 (2/5) |
| Thomas Stewart | 6 (3/3) |
| Ciaran Martyn | 5 (2/3) |
| Tam McManus | 3 (1/2) |
| Sammy Morrow | 3 (0/3) |
| David McDaid | 3 (2/1) |
| David Scullion | 2 (0/2) |
| Clive Delaney | 2 (1/1) |
| Peter Hutton | 1 (0/1) |
| Kevin Deery | 1 (1/0) |
| Barry Molloy | 1 (1/0) |
| James McLean | 1 (1/0) |
| Liam Kearney | 1 (1/0) |
| Aaron Nash | 1 (1/0) |
*Stephen Kenny's side scored the most goals on the road in the division (28). Of their lowly tally of five draws, four of these finished 1-1. In all four Derry took the lead but were pegged back.
Clean sheets: 14
Longest unbeaten streak: 6 games
Most Wins in a Row: 4
Longest spell without conceding: 538 minutes
Longest spell without a goal: 296 minutes
POINTS DISTRIBUTION
| Opposition | Points Gained (aggregate score) |
| St. Pat's | 12 (7-0) |
| Bray Wanderers | 10 (7-1) |
| Drogheda United | 9 (7-2) |
| Sligo Rovers | 6 (7-4) |
| Dundalk | 6 (5-3) |
| Galway United | 4 (6-7) |
| Shamrock Rovers | 4 (3-4) |
| Cork City | 4 (3-5) |
| Bohemians | 4 (4-5) |
Alan Dooley
is extratime's Chief Editor, who is based in County Galway and has been following the League of Ireland on and off since he was roughly six which, unfortunately for him, was way back mid-80s. His first memory of the drama of domestic football was Vinny Arkins, then of Shamrock Rovers, on the receiving end of banter about his long, blond hairdo which was in need of a trim, while his favourite player of all time is Derry City's Liam Coyle.
