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Heres what i know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Planners
Sunday Coming
Mountshannon V Newtown
Olympic V Bridge UTD.
Full list in The Clare People today.
[QUOTE=smellyfeet;519419]Quote:
Originally Posted by Planners
think what the point is every team has a few good day players
e.g good of nice pitches / on nice mild days ,, but when it is windy / rainy / cold on a bad pitch certain players go missing...:D
[QUOTE=smellyfeet;519879]
Sunday Coming
Mountshannon V Newtown
Olympic V Bridge UTD.
Rinneana v Moher
Avenue v Bridge Celtic
Why are Newmarket and Lifford playing on Monday???
lifford must have a u-21 game at the weekend.
Lifford play Limerick FC in U-21 League 3pm Sunday, so i presume the league is allowing us to play monday. Didn't really know what was going to happen when the league started up again. I know for a factthat we wanted all our home games played on saturdays, which wouldn't have affected the Clare Legaue games but the Eircom League clubs get preference for when fixtures are played because of their Senior side's games
[QUOTE=shelbourne1904;519899]Anyone know the kick-off times?Quote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
[QUOTE=CmonTheRovers;519976]11.00 bells, sunday morn.Quote:
Originally Posted by shelbourne1904
6.45 bells monday evnin.
How do you know it wouldnt effect Clare League sides to play Saturday?? What about in winter noone will play Saturdayafter noon???If the Clare League side didnt want the game on Saturday then they would have a perfect right not to want to play???Am I right or am I getting you wrong????Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretender
i think lifford wanted to play their u21 home fixtures on saturdays, but its down to their opposition to agree to the game being played on the saturday. i think all their away games are on sundays.
I was saying Lifford hope to play all their u-21 matches on saturdays and Clare League matches on Sunday. However you can only pick when you want your home matches on in the u21 league. kerry league, lifford ul/aa don't always get the home game times they pick because it doesn't suit the eircom league sides due to their senior fixtures. hence limerick overrode our choice (I'm presuming haven't actually spoken to management) and got the fixture moved to sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by shelbourne1904
I personally don't know if an arrangement has been made with the clare league with regards fixtures not clashing but I'll try and find out. Even if we got all our u21 matches on sat and clare league matches on sun this would weaken our u17 and youths teams every 2nd saturday. I don't know what will happen in winter... but other clubs shouldn't be forced to play on a different day if it doesn't suit them.
How would lads feel about playing the odd game on saturday if it ever happened?? I know people have work and manage underage teams etc... just wondering how they'd feel if ever it happened??
What time are these games on ????Quote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
but other clubs shouldn't be forced to play on a different day if it doesn't suit them.
How would lads feel about playing the odd game on saturday if it ever happened?? I know people have work and manage underage teams etc... just wondering how they'd feel if ever it happened??[/QUOTE]
Yes you are right teams should not be forced to play days other than Sunday to suit Lifford. The whole Clare junior league is based around playing primarily on a Sunday.Most players plan their family/social and work lives based on playing Sundays. Teams have players who work shifts/go to college and who are not readily available on other days, they have committed to the club for the season based on Sunday games.Playing Saturdays could potentially
weaken Liffords opposition due to unavailable players. I'd be against it completely. I'm interested to know if N'mkt Celtic were consulted about playing Monday night:confused:
Papa I heard Newmarket are fine with that fixture.:ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by papa-j
BTW, whats it like in Paddy Dunnes Under Pants.:D
its quite boring actually, not much going on. He seems to talk through them quite a bit:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
:)Does he still TRY to ref matches anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by papa-j
He's one of the worst ever.
I wonder has anyone ever seen him have a good game.:rolleyes:
Belive it or not if you study Paddy Dunne he is very good on the rules misses little ,rarely makes a bad call in relation to the football and generally protects good players from dirty play.
Having said that he makes a complete balls of his management of players with constant confrontation,lecturing,and influencing results by his interpretation of fair play with directives that are outside of the rules and generally annoying people,which he has no right to do.
ya he is a clown when it comes to the above.Quote:
Originally Posted by shelbourne1904
i have never see him have a good game.
is he still TRYING to ref.....papa-j your in his underpants, has he been reffing games.
Lads believe it or believe it not, I met Paddy last weekend working in Shannon Airport he was at the metal detectors.. he recognised me from playing with BC and let me through with 2 handguns, a kitchen knife and a pair of bladed soccer boots..(Only joking, but he was at the airport security.)Quote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
in fairness to Paddy i have seen him over my ten years of playing in the clare league have a good game.... I can remember it well because everyone commented on it, we played a Sligo team in the FAI 2 years ago and to be honest he was great.. Other than that I'd have to agree that his anger management and debating skills leave alot to be desired.
:ball: paddy dunne what more can u say.. u dread looking at the paper to see if paddy is to ref ur match and if he was u no that his going to feck up the game..paddy dunne is not a ref he should be not aloud near a football pitch sure makes up his own rules at times..1 word for paddy keep to ur day job!!!
anyone see it? great coverage once again, all credit to the clare people at the end of the day. and john o'neill making excuses already.. "we may struggle in the league because of our involvement in the eircom league 21s". boo ****ing hoo. shudda thought of that before they entered it, will theye even finish it out? apparently miles adrift at the bottom of league, walkover given in last game and little sponsorship. i admit i am not up to date with the details but anyone know why a clare league representational side wasnt considered? and why digifone park was given to them for home games??
apparently miles adrift at the bottom of league, walkover given in last game and little sponsorship. i admit i am not up to date with the details but anyone know why a clare league representational side wasnt considered? and why digifone park was given to them for home games??[/QUOTE
Lifford received a walkover from Kilkenny City last weekend because Kilkenny could not field a team (disgrace in my opinion for an Eircom League club). Have you checked the league table? We now have 4 points which is no more than 4 or 5 points from nearly every other team excluding Cork City who are running away with the league and if you saw the football the play you'd understand why... High tempo football... a different class. Lifford were winning 1-0 at half-time down there but lost 3-1 in the end. The Clare People didn't bother covering that. If you want to have a go at somebody, have a go at the clare league for not having a representative team in it like kerry for years! Or is it just easier to jump on the "I don't like Lifford" bandwagon. Don't know why Lifford got Digifone but at least its being used and not just lying dormant.
Just said I'd edit this because I started ranting... there is no bandwagon against Lifford, but I do feel that each club in Clare only wants what is good for them. When teams are playing out of the county why not just support them instead of putting them down!
Has anyone got the full set of youths fixtures for tomorrow. How many teams are in the league?????:confused:
(I thought this was starting next weekend but there are fixtures in the Champion)
well if ur not up to date stop talking through your hole:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scobie
i have to agree with shelbourne, the only fault with paddy dunne was he was too confrontational an trying to totally boss the players but as a ref he was very good..
as for the newmarket game i was talkin to 2 of their players an they dont want to play it on a monday, clare league is sunday soccer. surely when lifford set up the u21 the clare league knew their could be clash of certain games??
Any results from this mornings games???
great result for bc any match reports:ball:
Avenue 0 Bridge Celtic 4, (Daniel Aherne 3, Paul Mcevoy1) - Great start for us but we need to follow it up on Wednesday night against Rineanna.Quote:
Originally Posted by plasticpitch
We went down to 10 men with 25 mins to go, I think ref Mike o'brien was watchin all the incidents on sky sports during the week and got excited...he sent Pat Murtagh off for nothing. It was 3-0 before the sending off and I can't remember a clear chance that Avenue created other than a free kick in the first half..
Any other results and scorers?
Rineanna 2-0 Moher
Mntshn 0-4 Newtown
Olympic 1-1 Bridge
Newtown scorers.
Ryan Kelly
Davy Wall
Derek Byrne
Chris Dunning
Did Anthony Whyte or Greg Deegan play??Quote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
Anthony played, greg is in the squad for Thurs v Newmarket. Two v good players, must be a loss to the bridge?Quote:
Originally Posted by Prem Rep!
Anthony played. Greg arrived out but wasnt sorted yet.Is included from now on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prem Rep!
Not really, if they are not happy there is no point staying. No players are bigger than the club. Bit disappointed and surprised with Greg (Captain last year) but Anthony has absolutely no loyalty whatsover so I wouldn't get too attached. Also neither of them like to train too much.Quote:
Originally Posted by papa-j
Shane Devanny and Jonathan Downes played in the middle of the park yesterday and I thought played very well so we'll be ok. Both lads are extremely fit and cover more ground than Greg and Anthony.
That aside I think we will miss Gregs creativity in midfield.
what were olympic like yesterday.. :confused: :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Prem Rep!
any brief match report
Tuesday, August 29
Gallivan Kennedy Youths League
Connolly Celtic v Bunratty (off)
6.45 - Kilmaley School - J Deniffee
Hermitage v Bridge United
6.45 - Fairgreen - D McCarthy
Turnpike Rovers v Newtown
6.45 - Lees Road - F Coote
Wednesday, August 30
Maloney Hardware Premier Division
Mountshannon Celtic v Bridge United
6.45 - Scariff - P Markham
Bridge Celtic v Rineanna Rovers
6.45 - OBriensbridge - M OBrien
Shannon Olympic v Avenue United
6.45 - Shannon - M OHalloran
First Division League Cup Section A
Turnpike Rovers v Connolly Celtic
6.45 - Lees Road - J Stanford
Kildysart Celtic v Corofin Harps
6.45 - Kildysart - F Coote
First Division League Cup Section B
Bunratty v Cratloe Celtic
6.45 - Bunratty - P Cullen
Thursday, August 31
Maloney Hardware Premier Division
Moher Celtic v Lifford
6.45 - Liscannor - J Deniffee
Newtown v Newmarket Celtic
6.45 - Ballycasey - P Mulready
First Division League Cup Section B
Rock Rovers v Kilmaley United
6.45 - Lees Road - J Stanford
Second Division League Cup Section A
Avenue United v St. Pats
6.45 - Fairgreen - M OBrien
Ennistymon Town v Lifford
6.45 - Lahinch - D McCarthy
Second Division League Cup Section B
Kilkishen Celtic v Bridge United
6.45 - Kilkishen - P Markham
Friday, September 1
Second Division League Cup Section B
Shannon Olympic v Tulla United
6.45 - Shannon - F Coote
Third Division League Cup Section A
Inch Crusaders v Cooraclare Celtic
6.45 - Lees Road - J Stanford
Hermitage v St. Pats
6.45 - Fairgreen - D Kasule
Third Division League Cup Section B
Newtown v Rhine Rovers
6.45 - Ballycasey - M OHalloran
Manus Celtic v Bridge Celtic
6.45 - Tiermaclane - P Markham
Saturday, September 2
Gallivan Kennedy Youths League
Newtown v Newmarket Celtic
2.30 - Ballycasey - F Coote
Lifford v Turnpike Rovers
2.30 - Lees Road - J Stanford
Bunratty v Bridge United
11.00 - Bunratty - J Stanford
Hermitage v Cratloe Celtic
11.00 - Fairgreen - M OHalloran
Sunday, September 3
Maloney Hardware Premier Division
Avenue United v Newmarket Celtic
11.00 - Lees Road - P Cullen
Moher Celtic v Mountshannon Celtic
11.00 - Liscannor - D McCarthy
Rineanna Rovers v Shannon Olympic
11.00 - Rineanna - P Markham
Lifford v Newtown
11.00 - Lees Road - M OBrien
First Division League Cup Section A
Connolly Celtic v Kildysart Celtic
11.00 - Kilmaley School - J Stanford
First Division League Cup Section B
Hermitage v Rock Rovers
6.00 - Fairgreen - M OHalloran
Kilmaley United v Cratloe Celtic
11.00 - Tiermaclane - P Mulready
Second Division League Cup Section A
Lifford v Kilrush Rangers
11.00 - Lees Road - F Coote
Ennistymon Town v Avenue United
1.15 - Lahinch - D McCarthy
Second Division League Cup Section B
Shannon Olympic v Newmarket Celtic
1.15 - Shannon - P Markham
Third Division League Cup Section A
Inch Crusaders v St. Pats
1.00 - Lees Road - F Coote
Hermitage v Cooraclare Celtic
11.00 - Fairgreen - D Kasule
Third Division League Cup Section B
Bridge Celtic v Rhine Rovers
6.00 - OBriensbridge - J Stanford
Newtown v Manus Celtic
11.00 - Ballycasey - N Bennett
Monday, September 4
Maloney Hardware Premier Division
Bridge Celtic v Bridge United
6.30 - OBriensbridge - P Markham
First Division League Cup Section A
Turnpike Rovers v Burren United
6.30 - Lees Road - D McCarthy
Second Division League Cup Section B
Kilkishen Celtic v Tulla United
6.30 - Kilkishen - P Mulready
Tuesday, September 5
Gallivan Kennedy Youths League
Cratloe Celtic v Newmarket Celtic
6.30 - Cratloe - F Coote
Hermitage v Lifford
6.30 - Fairgreen - M OHalloran
Turnpike Rovers v Bridge United
6.30 - Lees Road - J Stanford
Bunratty v Newtown
6.30 - Bunratty - P Mulready
Wednesday, September 6
Maloney Hardware Premier Division
Newtown v Avenue United
6.45 - Ballycasey - P Markham
Rineanna Rovers v Newmarket Celtic
6.30 - Rineanna - M OBrien
Shannon Olympic v Moher Celtic
6.30 - Shannon - P Cullen
First Division League Cup Section A
Corofin Harps v Connolly Celtic
6.30 - Corofin - F Coote
Burren United v Kildysart Celtic
6.30 - Doolin - J Stanford
Thursday, September 7
Maloney Hardware Premier Division
Lifford v Bridge United
6.30 - Lees Road - P Markham
Bridge Celtic v Mountshannon Celtic
6.45 - OBriensbridge - P Mulready
First Division League Cup Section B
Bunratty v Rock Rovers
6.30 - Bunratty - M OHalloran
Kilmaley United v Hermitage
6.30 - Tiermaclane - J Stanford
Second Division League Cup Section A
Kilrush Rangers v Avenue United
6.30 - CBS Kilrush - F Coote
Friday, September 8
Second Division League Cup Section B
Tulla United v Newmarket Celtic
6.30 - Norrie Henchies - P Cullen
Olmpic started slow and Bridge were well on top in the first half but failed to put away the few chances they had.Quote:
Originally Posted by old git
John Ryan was introduced at half time and made an immediate impact.
Olympic were without Jimmy Houlihan and Joey so John made an impact up front as Bridge were relatively untroubled at the back in the first half.
Trevor Maxwell opened the scoring on 70 mins following a Darek Mostovoi flick on. Olympic equalised on 72 minutes (not sure of scorer).
Draw was a fair result. Good game of football, both sides got the ball down and played. Olympic were a bit more direct in the second half.
Happy enough with the Bridge performance and Olympic will definitely trouble a lot of teams this year.
Lifford 1 - Newmarket Celtic 0 wasn't at the game but anyone that was could ye give us a report
Congrats Murphman I heard that Bridge Celtic were excellent and could have been a lot more than 4-0. Great result for a team in their 2nd season in the premier. Olympic also got good result against Bridge. Good to see teams coming up from lower divisions and doing well in the premier. Avenue could be in trouble this year. Bunratty were one of the favourites last year and look what happened to them. Hugh Kelly obviously spotted trouble and got out before a ball was kicked. The U21 league should stand to Lifford this year and could be a 3 horse race with Newtown and Bridge United this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Murphman
ANybody know how long midweek fixtures will go on - it will be getting very dark for evening games shortly.
Newmarket had good chance saved brilliantly early on but then Lifford dominated most of 1st. Hit crossbar inside 5 mins and went on to play some good football... trying to keep the ball on the ground. Grass was very long and the council really need to cut it!! Lifford created a couple of decent chances most around the edge of the box before Paul Johnson hit a great strike from about 25 yards bottom corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by reds exile
Newmarket got much better in the 2nd half but still overused the long ball... although somtimes to good effect. The had some good chances especially from set pieces and hit the crossbar at one stage. LIfford had a couple of chances 2nd half but failed to convert. The new 3-sub rule was a pain in the arse with Brian Hehir having to play on with serious cramp for 20 mins.
Good win for Lifford who hadn't beaten newmarket for a couple of years at least. 4 youths players played in what was a fairly young side. The young lad who came on for Newmarket on the right played some great football 2nd half. Heard he's only 16??