Magicme
16/10/2007, 5:53 PM
UNITED SHOW SPIRIT IN DUNDALK DEFEAT
Monaghan United took some comfort from a return to form despite going down 1-0 to Dundalk on Thursday last. A tighter United defence and midfield caused problems for Dundalk and it took ex-Mon Veteran Trevor Vaughan to break the deadlock.
United were without first choice goal keeper Alvin Rouse but Louth man Danny Woods did his club proud by managing to keep the wolf at bay until Vaughan took advantage of Woods being unable to see through a crowded box by sliding the ball into the back of the goals on the 67th minute.
United came close to equalising on a few occasions but they were unable to finish the opportunities that they had. United’s Kevin Williamson and Luke Fitzpatrick stood out as they worked the field from end to end and stunted every attempt by Dundalk.
Whilst the result wasn’t what United would hope for, the team finding their feet again and playing as a cohesive unit was heartening and if Mick can inspire the team to play like this again on Friday, Shelbourne will struggle.
€10,000 UP FOR GRABS IN UNITED’S ANNUAL DRAW
To win €10,000 just before Christmas is many people’s dream and if you buy a Monaghan United FC Supporters Club ticket, you might just make your dreams come true! Tickets for the draw are limited to 300 entrants and are selling fast, so make sure your name is in the hat for the big money by getting your hands on one now. Tickets are available from any Monaghan United Committee member or at the Club Office Mon-Fri from 10am to 5pm. Phone 047 84788 for more details.
MONAGHAN UNITED LADIES
A meeting will be held in the Clubhouse this Sunday (21st) at 6pm. All players are to attend to finalise arrangements for the Flag Day on Saturday 27th October and the League Presentation Night at the Lucan Spa Hotel on Friday November 9th. Next Season’s training arrangements will also be discussed.
MONS UNDER 15’S GOALIE MAKES THE GRADE
Monaghan United Under 15 goalkeeper Aaron McCarey has been called up to Vinny Butler's Republic of Ireland Under 16 squad for an upcoming game against Northern Ireland. This is a phenomenal achievement for the young goalie who has been the focus of some keen interest from clubs in England and Scotland over the past year and shows that his hard work and training is really paying off.
The club are delighted for Aaron and are also thrilled to have 2 schoolboys making Republic of Ireland squads this year with Mark Connolly also making the grade. Aaron has always shown great talent and was part of the Under 12s squad that went to Korea to represent Ireland a few seasons ago in the Under 13s World Cup competition.
The Republic of Ireland U16s take on Northern Ireland on the 22nd of October in Holm Park, Armagh and hopefully Aaron will be gaining his first cap on the night.
The Monaghan United Under 15’s manager, Brian Finnegan is very proud of Aaron and said “I would also like to take this opportunity to wish Aaron all the best next Tuesday when he puts on the green jersey of Ireland. This is a great chance for Aaron who has been outstanding for Monaghan United for the last few years.”
“This is the second time that Aaron has represented his country as he was also in the mini World Cup in South Korea two years ago when Monaghan United represented Ireland.” Brian continued. “Aaron has also been picked to play for the Ulster Schools this weekend and we all look forward to the week ahead.”
Best wishes Aaron from Brian, Bernard, Kieran and all your team mates and everyone at the club.
Monaghan United took some comfort from a return to form despite going down 1-0 to Dundalk on Thursday last. A tighter United defence and midfield caused problems for Dundalk and it took ex-Mon Veteran Trevor Vaughan to break the deadlock.
United were without first choice goal keeper Alvin Rouse but Louth man Danny Woods did his club proud by managing to keep the wolf at bay until Vaughan took advantage of Woods being unable to see through a crowded box by sliding the ball into the back of the goals on the 67th minute.
United came close to equalising on a few occasions but they were unable to finish the opportunities that they had. United’s Kevin Williamson and Luke Fitzpatrick stood out as they worked the field from end to end and stunted every attempt by Dundalk.
Whilst the result wasn’t what United would hope for, the team finding their feet again and playing as a cohesive unit was heartening and if Mick can inspire the team to play like this again on Friday, Shelbourne will struggle.
€10,000 UP FOR GRABS IN UNITED’S ANNUAL DRAW
To win €10,000 just before Christmas is many people’s dream and if you buy a Monaghan United FC Supporters Club ticket, you might just make your dreams come true! Tickets for the draw are limited to 300 entrants and are selling fast, so make sure your name is in the hat for the big money by getting your hands on one now. Tickets are available from any Monaghan United Committee member or at the Club Office Mon-Fri from 10am to 5pm. Phone 047 84788 for more details.
MONAGHAN UNITED LADIES
A meeting will be held in the Clubhouse this Sunday (21st) at 6pm. All players are to attend to finalise arrangements for the Flag Day on Saturday 27th October and the League Presentation Night at the Lucan Spa Hotel on Friday November 9th. Next Season’s training arrangements will also be discussed.
MONS UNDER 15’S GOALIE MAKES THE GRADE
Monaghan United Under 15 goalkeeper Aaron McCarey has been called up to Vinny Butler's Republic of Ireland Under 16 squad for an upcoming game against Northern Ireland. This is a phenomenal achievement for the young goalie who has been the focus of some keen interest from clubs in England and Scotland over the past year and shows that his hard work and training is really paying off.
The club are delighted for Aaron and are also thrilled to have 2 schoolboys making Republic of Ireland squads this year with Mark Connolly also making the grade. Aaron has always shown great talent and was part of the Under 12s squad that went to Korea to represent Ireland a few seasons ago in the Under 13s World Cup competition.
The Republic of Ireland U16s take on Northern Ireland on the 22nd of October in Holm Park, Armagh and hopefully Aaron will be gaining his first cap on the night.
The Monaghan United Under 15’s manager, Brian Finnegan is very proud of Aaron and said “I would also like to take this opportunity to wish Aaron all the best next Tuesday when he puts on the green jersey of Ireland. This is a great chance for Aaron who has been outstanding for Monaghan United for the last few years.”
“This is the second time that Aaron has represented his country as he was also in the mini World Cup in South Korea two years ago when Monaghan United represented Ireland.” Brian continued. “Aaron has also been picked to play for the Ulster Schools this weekend and we all look forward to the week ahead.”
Best wishes Aaron from Brian, Bernard, Kieran and all your team mates and everyone at the club.