Wonder who the Tramore mentor was ??Quote:
Originally Posted by green&white
Regarding tonight, Carrick need to up their game, I believe. But if they do they will prevail.
Tramore should be good enough v Glass.
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Wonder who the Tramore mentor was ??Quote:
Originally Posted by green&white
Regarding tonight, Carrick need to up their game, I believe. But if they do they will prevail.
Tramore should be good enough v Glass.
FAIJunior Cup 4thRound tipp areaQuote:
Originally Posted by cufc champions
Cloughjordan v Nenagh Town
Arra Rovers [NTDL] v St. Nicholas FC [TSDL]
St. Michaels FC v Clonmel Celtic
Ballingarry Albion [TSDL] v Moneygall FC [NTDL]
Old Bridge v Clonmel Town at
Make that 4 North Tipp and 6 TSDL teams.. 0 WWEC I agree with your point.. Never remember any of them getting out of town..
Predictions:
Piltown 1-2 Carrick
Tramore 2-1 Waterford Crystal AET
there are 4 games by my maths thats 8 teams :pQuote:
Originally Posted by mr. man
5 games lads - 4 NTDL and 6 TSDL - 1 NTDL guaranteed to open draw(clough/nenagh).
Predictions:
Nenagh Town,St. Nicholas,St. Michaels,Moneygall and Clonmel Town to go through.
5 games and 5 go through to the out of town stage.. That was probably taken from the TSDL website where they would not have the all North Tipp Fixture in it..Quote:
Originally Posted by cufc champions
Anyway it dont matter.. Just replying to show you that i am right and you are wrong !! :p
Result: Piltown 2 - 4 Carrick Utd AET
carrick 4 piltown 2 after extra time. carrick took the lead from a sconnie walsh header from a corner just before half time. Gerry walsh equalised for piltown after about 55mins. His brother keith walsh then put carrick back into the lead in 75 mins. Carrick then had alan coady sent off on 80 mins. Piltown equalised from a penalty in injury time.Alan walsh had his spot kick saved by adrian walsh but he managed to bundle the rebound into the net. It was still level at half time in extra time but carrick were dominating with there extra fitness despite being a man down.The pressure finally told at the start of the second period when sconnie walsh got a goal from a knock on at a corner which was very similar to his first goal. Adam Mcsharry then finished piltown when he burst in from the right wing and buried the ball in the net with a right footed shot. Feature of the game were brothers gerry and keith walsh probably being the best players for there respective sides.
Classic cup tie.Quote:
Originally Posted by doushe
Played in sub zero temperatures, in front of a large attendance, it had everything - quality football, crunching tackles, brilliant individual performances, last minute equalising penalty, extra time, yellow cards and the expected referee howler. Alan Cody's sending off was laughable and was the only negative point in last night's game.
While Carrick have just been getting over the line in their recent matches, when the chips are down they usually come up with the goods and last night was no exception. Their determination and spirit prevailed over a gallant Piltown who fought to the last in a gripping encounter.
What an advertisement this was for Junior football
I was very impressed by Piltown Ger Walsh going off hurt was a major factor in them not pushing on with Carrick down to ten men, the sending was a disgrace, this ref likes to preach down to players ordering a player to retrieve the ball after being fouled and then giving him a 2nd yellow when all he said and i heard him was "i dont have to get the ball" there is too many refs who like to be the centre of attention two of them where officiating last night.
Great game last night, a real tough battle with plenty of hard tackles, good goals and a referee that was just out of his depth.Its worth mentioning that the three Walsh brothers all scored keith with one for Carrick with Alan and Gerard both scoring for Piltown.Well worth 3 euros and for such a cold night it was good to see a massive crowd come out and support two very good teams.I,d like to wish Piltown all the best in there league if they can play like that in there league games it wont be long before there up in the premier league.
Heard ref was a joke alright. and a great game of ball. ya Piltown wont be far away from premier if they keep it up as they already have premier facilities up there in kildalton Park
After Xmas palQuote:
Originally Posted by 'El Nino'
F.A.I. UMBRO JUNIOR CUP 4th ROUND
Sligo/Roscommon area
Ballinasloe Town 1 - 0 Shiven Rvs
City Utd v Boyle Cel and Manor Rgs v Ballymoe FC (both games off due to weather)
Think they are refixed next Sunday 2pm
Limerick Desmond/Clare/Kerry area
Killeaney (Desmond) 0-1 broadford (Desmond)
Newcastle west(desmond) 3-2 bunratty (Clare)
Heard the 5th round draw is on next Thursday!!! Anyone confirm this??
I think the 5th round draw is on Tuesday - probably will be made public on Thursday.Quote:
Originally Posted by buddygeary23
Where does the draw take place? Are people allowed to watch it being made?
Can someone please post the 5th Round draw in full as soon as it is available?
pike killester if true will be cracker, prob the two favourates for the competition, you would have to fancy pike to shade it if at home
All speculation!!!!!!!!!
Any sign of that draw, Typical FAI, Draw made since 5 yeterday and nearly 24hrs later still no sign of it.
Its Nenagh or Cloughjordan that got pike lads and ballynanty got the winners of that killester game, newcastlewest got st michaels or clonmel
[QUOTE=balls;1430402]pike killester if true will be cracker, prob the two favourates for the competition, you would have to fancy pike to shade it if at home[/QUOTE
kilmallock v crettyard or courtown.
Who is at home ??Quote:
Originally Posted by SeniorBlue
Beware of the speculation!!! All will be known soon, but dont expect to find it on FAI.ie, its last update on the Junior Cup is from 16/11/2010 and even that only has round 1 and 2 results
Hi lads can the draw be viewed somewhere, if someone has it would they mind posting it. Cheers
Carrick Utd away to Broadford of the Limerick desmond lge anyone got any info on them??
1 Galway Hibs v Ballingarry Albion or Moneygall FC
2 Broadford Utd v Carrick Utd
3 Knockainey FC v Coachford A FC
4 Balscadden FC or Tolka Rvs v Knockavilla FC or Springfield FC
5 Peamount Moyle Park FC or Donore FC v Vianney FC or Sandyhill Celtic
6 Cloughjordan FC or Nenagh FC v Pike Rvs.
7 Manor Rgs or Ballymore FC v Athenry FC or Colemanstown FC
8 Castleview FC v Ballyoulster FC or Wicklow Rvs
9 AC Kilkenny FC or Freebooters FC v Erne Wanderers FC or Lagan Harps
10 Avenue Utd v Iorras Aonath or Ballina Town
11 St. Michaels FC or Clonmel Celtic v Newcastle West FC
12 Seaview Celtic or St. Peters FC v Castlebar Celtic or Ballyheane FC
13 Kilmallock Utd v Crettyard Utd or Courtown Hibs FC
14 St. Kevins Boys FC or Killester Utd v Ballynanty Rovers
15 Carrick Rovers FC or Darndale Rovers FC v Carrigtwohill FC
16 Oatfield FC or Trinity Corths FC or Trinity Donaghmede FC v Rasheney FC or Milford Utd
17 Sheriff YC or Liffey Celtic or Clones Town FC or Coill Dubh FC v Belgrove FC or Malahide Utd
18 Monksland FC or Esker Celtic or Chanell SSC or Duleek FC or Kilbarrack Utd v Moville FC or Gweedore Celtic
19 Corduff FC or Cavan Town v Tramore FC or Waterford Crystal
20 Fethercairn FC or Pro Italia Dublin Calico FC or St. Pauls Artane FC v Phoenix FC or Rathcoole Boys or Newtown Rgs
21 Strand Ath or FC Blanch FC v Park Utd
22 Oranmore FC or OLBC FC v Pinebrook Celtic or Collinstown FC or Glebe North FC
23 St. Nicholas FC v Rock Celtic or Birr Town FC
24 Old Bridge FC or Clonmel Town v Trim Celtic or Baldoyle Utd
25 Killavilla FC or Bellurgan Utd v Kinsale FC
26 Gweedore FC or Monaghan Utd v Ratoath Harps or Willow Park FC or Rathfarnham Punters FC or Pioneers FC
27 North End FC or Ferns Utd v Crumlin Utd
28 Mungret Regional FC v New Ross Celtic or Freshford Town FC
29 Wilton Utd v Ballyhaunis FC or Kiltimagh/Knock FC
30 Manulla FC or Westport Utd v City Utd or Boyle Celtic
31 St. Catherines FC or Curragh Ath v Castleisland FC
32 Douglas Hall FC [MSL] v Ballinasloe Town
5th Round Ties scheduled for weekend of the 11th and 12th of December 2010.
Ya they are rubbishQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobby D
all the best to all the cork teams :) :) :)
Sligo/Leitrim, Roscommon teams have tough draws.
Manor or Ballymoe v Athenry or Colemanstown; Athenry have won the Connacht Cup 3 out of the last 4 years and should be favourites to reach last 32
Manulla or Westport v City or Boyle; Wesport v City for me, City's fitness levels and match sharpness to see them through
Douglas Hall v Ballinasloe; tough away draw for a good Ballinasloe team, dont know how good Douglas are but they must have something about them to get this far, home win.
Mayo clubs have it tough too.
Avenue v Erris or Ballina Town, top 2 in last years Mayo Super League with an away trip to Clare, home win
Seaview Celtic or St Peters v Castlebar or Ballyhane, Castlebar to travel to St Peters(recent finalists), Castlebar not the force of old, home win
Wilton v Ballyhaunis or Kiltimagh/Knock, Wilton at home to either last season tier 5 winners or 3rd from bottom in tier 3, home win
Galway.
Hibs v Ballingary Albion or Moneygall, strong Hibs side at home, dont know anything about either potential opposition, home win?
Oranmore or OLBC v Pinebrook or Collinstown, fancy Oranmore to beat OLBC but again know nothing of the others.
longshanks douglas hall(MUNSTER JUNIOR LEAGUE) are very good team they play good ball plus the have the advantage of playing at home which there pitch is astroturf which there well used to as for wilton one of the best sides in the cork aul i will be watching out for these cork team defo !!!!
is this the draw or only crap. where can we see it on another website
It is the right draw.. And plus i dont think anyone would go through that amount of effort to post a fake draw.. !Quote:
Originally Posted by Gearysfan
I'd be surprised if Ballinasloe were to progress Killer, and I'd be amazed if Wilton didnt sail through, I wouldnt bet on either of those Mayo teams(not even with your money!!).....no offence to those 2 teams meant?!?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by killer"B"
Ha ha seriously bud? Who would make all that up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gearysfan
Quote:
Originally Posted by killer"B"
Thats deffinetly an unfair advantage playing games on astroturf!!
no offence taking bud we had douglas hall in the last round very fit and sharp.. and as i said wilton are one of the best in the cork aul
well soccer8 ya your right as we had them in the last round you will feel it after 90mins!!! to let me tell ya but great set up douglas hall have have a look at there pitch on there web site