Glynn ruled out of clash with St Pat's

GALWAY United return to the scene of what many claim was their best result last season when they travel to Richmond Park tonight to face early pace-setters St Patrick’s Athletic (kick-off 7.45pm).Even though the season is just two weeks old, there are just two clubs left with a 100% record — Pats and Derry — and while no-one involved with the Inchicore club will say as much publicly, Johnny McDonnell’s side will expect to make it three wins from three tonight.Things rarely work out as expected, however — rewind to June 1 last season, when United ended the Dubliners’ unbeaten home run as Derek Glynn struck twice to seal a 2-1 win. The bad news for tonight is Glynn won’t be available to repeat those heroics as he damaged a ligament in training this week, one of four potential starters who will miss tonight’s game.Stephen O’Flynn and Alan Keane remain long-term absentees, and they are joined in the 'sick bay’ by Glynn and also Daryl Robson, who went over on his ankle yesterday morning.“We are a bit light in numbers for the game, especially up front where we now have just two fit strikers. We started the season with a squad of 19 that has experience of playing at this level, including two goalkeepers, so we are ..................