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16/11/2009, 2:05 PM
out red

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did someone drop something??
16/11/2009, 2:12 PM
Planners

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Originally Posted by vidic-class

Did ye get a bye into the 5th Round Planners?:p I thought we were only at the 3rd Round Stage at the weekend, ye're pulling some amount of strings out in Rineanna this season:)

Typo on that - Sorry :o - in any case still in the 4th round waiting to see who'll join us from the CDSL -
16/11/2009, 2:13 PM
LazyLegs

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Originally Posted by out red

harsh to say them gaa lads are using rineanna to stay fit, they dont show up if they are playing championship but other than that they will give the commitment. think they could go along way in fai with that squad especially if they have home draws. would love to see one of the big guns having to play rineanna at home.:D

I would disagree. I definately think that at a certain date some of those lads will not be turning up for them...Would you not agree that they see Rineanna as an easy option?
16/11/2009, 2:15 PM
out red

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Originally Posted by LazyLegs

I would disagree. I definately think that at a certain date some of those lads will not be turning up for them...Would you not agree that they see Rineanna as an easy option?

why easy??
16/11/2009, 2:23 PM
LazyLegs

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Originally Posted by out red

why easy??

Well because they maybe think that they will get their game and more so because it is accepted that when they sign there is an understanding that they will not be committing for the season...this is just an opinion and i am aware that it happens in every club...the point im trying to make is that things may be good out there at the moment but it may soon fade...and it has been the way in Rineanna that they start better in the league than they finish. They could have won a few leagues had this been rectified. I would like Planners to join in the discussion as i would like to hear his views...
16/11/2009, 2:27 PM
YNWA

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Originally Posted by out red

harsh to say them gaa lads are using rineanna to stay fit, they dont show up if they are playing championship but other than that they will give the commitment. think they could go along way in fai with that squad especially if they have home draws. would love to see one of the big guns having to play rineanna at home.:D

By all accounts they dont show up for the championship either:D

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Originally Posted by out red

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did someone drop something??

ya neil dropped a contact lens:p
16/11/2009, 2:30 PM
LazyLegs

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Originally Posted by YNWA

By all accounts they dont show up for the championship either:D

touche!
16/11/2009, 2:36 PM
talisman

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Originally Posted by First

Did you bang your head off a post at half time or something . Your posting looks a little ragged compared to your usual prose.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2623/...aed2fc09a0.jpg

No First, as you can see Planners was given the coveted No.6 jersey and was in the dressing room for the half-time team talk yesterday so he wasn't involved in the half-time showboating that has become the highlight of many a Rineanna game over the last season or two.

Good win for the Rovers, that's them with a guaranteed place in the FAI Area Cup Final this season
16/11/2009, 2:42 PM
Planners

Quote:

Originally Posted by LazyLegs

Well because they maybe think that they will get their game and more so because it is accepted that when they sign there is an understanding that they will not be committing for the season...this is just an opinion and i am aware that it happens in every club...the point im trying to make is that things may be good out there at the moment but it may soon fade...and it has been the way in Rineanna that they start better in the league than they finish. They could have won a few leagues had this been rectified. I would like Planners to join in the discussion as i would like to hear his views...

In my opinion the start we have had is on the same lines as the 2006 / 2007 season - we didn't have too many hurlers then - when you look at it we have played 2 games in the MJ - 4 in the FAI and 5 in the league - the league started Aug - at this stage NOF had blind intentions of winning the Cannon cup :D - these players hadn't signed / played for us in the first 4 league games - then the FAI and MJ kicked off , its a good way of giving other players a run out - lads , at the end of the day these hurlers are training away with us and do deserve a chance to break in as much as anyone else -
In relation to your opinion on the understanding of not commiting - any manager would play week to week and would expect an honest commitment , the majority of managers pick a team on ability and training attendance , getting a nice mix would be perfect but this isn't always the case - the same can been seen at your club -
To say there is an understanding is a bit off the wall and I'm not going to rise to it -
You'll be back soon so I'd keep my powder dry if I were you :D
16/11/2009, 2:55 PM
LazyLegs

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Originally Posted by Planners

In my opinion the start we have had is on the same lines as the 2006 / 2007 season - we didn't have too many hurlers then - when you look at it we have played 2 games in the MJ - 4 in the FAI and 5 in the league - the league started Aug - at this stage NOF had blind intentions of winning the Cannon cup :D - these players hadn't signed / played for us in the first 4 league games - then the FAI and MJ kicked off , its a good way of giving other players a run out - lads , at the end of the day these hurlers are training away with us and do deserve a chance to break in as much as anyone else -
In relation to your opinion on the understanding of not commiting - any manager would play week to week and would expect an honest commitment , the majority of managers pick a team on ability and training attendance , getting a nice mix would be perfect but this isn't always the case - the same can been seen at your club -
To say there is an understanding is a bit off the wall and I'm not going to rise to it -
You'll be back soon so I'd keep my powder dry if I were you :D

So you dont think that there is an understanding that when some of those players sign that both the manager, the player and the team know that this is a short-term commitment. It would be ideal for a manahger to have a squad full of just soccer players but in reality these type of players are needed. In Rineanna it is your most important players that will not be available when the hurling starts up whereas in other clubs this does not appear to be the case. Would you not agree?

And I am not trying to rise you, merely sparking a conversation about a topic...
16/11/2009, 3:08 PM
Planners

Quote:

Originally Posted by LazyLegs

So you dont think that there is an understanding that when some of those players sign that both the manager, the player and the team know that this is a short-term commitment. It would be ideal for a manahger to have a squad full of just soccer players but in reality these type of players are needed. In Rineanna it is your most important players that will not be available when the hurling starts up whereas in other clubs this does not appear to be the case. Would you not agree?

And I am not trying to rise you, merely sparking a conversation about a topic...

LL - lets be realistic here , every club knows what they are getting when the GAA lads sign - and you have basically said the same in your post in that it would be ideal to have a full squad of soccer players , I disagree with your statement of them being the most important - we have a fairly large squad with only 5 GAA players - this leaves 17 + lads that are more than capable
Take a look at your own club - there are 4 GAA players , all quiet capable of making the starting 11 , when they FO will that be the down fall given the stregth of ye're current squad ? IMO i don;t think so by the way , allowances are made when you take on GAA players - is it wrong ?? - - in some ways but given the distance that the NOF hurlers got I don't think they'll be in a rush to get back training in Feb for a Chanpionship match in Aug :D
16/11/2009, 3:15 PM
YNWA

[QUOTE=Planners;1274196]

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Originally Posted by LazyLegs

So you dont think that there is an understanding that when some of those players sign that both the manager, the player and the team know that this is a short-term commitment. It would be ideal for a manahger to have a squad full of just soccer players but in reality these type of players are needed. In Rineanna it is your most important players that will not be available when the hurling starts up whereas in other clubs this does not appear to be the case. Would you not agree?

And I am not trying to rise you, merely sparking a conversation about a topic...[/QUOT

LL - lets be realistic here , every club knows what they are getting when the GAA lads sign - and you have basically said the same in your post in that it would be ideal to have a full squad of soccer players , I disagree with your statement of them being the most important - we have a fairly large squad with only 5 GAA players - this leaves 17 + lads that are more than capable
Take a look at your own club - there are 4 GAA players , all quiet capable of making the starting 11 , when they FO will that be the down fall given the stregth of ye're current squad ? IMO i don;t think so by the way , allowances are made when you take on GAA players - is it wrong ?? - - in some ways but given the distance that the NOF hurlers got I don't think they'll be in a rush to get back training in Feb for a Chanpionship match in Aug :D

Can you name the 4 i know devitt and you cant count in lazylegs because at the moment he is a free agent.
16/11/2009, 3:15 PM
LazyLegs

LL - lets be realistic here , every club knows what they are getting when the GAA lads sign - and you have basically said the same in your post in that it would be ideal to have a full squad of soccer players , I disagree with your statement of them being the most important - we have a fairly large squad with only 5 GAA players - this leaves 17 + lads that are more than capable
Take a look at your own club - there are 4 GAA players , all quiet capable of making the starting 11 , when they FO will that be the down fall given the stregth of ye're current squad ? IMO i don;t think so by the way , allowances are made when you take on GAA players - is it wrong ?? - - in some ways but given the distance that the NOF hurlers got I don't think they'll be in a rush to get back training in Feb for a Chanpionship match in Aug :D[/QUOTE]

Is there any chance you coud post up the starting team including the subs that came on?
16/11/2009, 3:20 PM
LegendStriker10

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Originally Posted by LazyLegs

Is there any chance you coud post up the starting team including the subs that came on?

Spotted this in the Desmond thread pictures
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16/11/2009, 3:28 PM
Planners

FAI

Is there any chance you coud post up the starting team including the subs that came on?[/QUOTE]

. j CASEY
NEIL RYAN P FAHY J EARL
H KELLY P KEYES

COLIN RYAN S KELLY - K KEANE J HAMANN
J ACOURU

C SWEENEY FOR H KELLY
P BUTLER FOR C RYAN
D NASH FOR J ACOURU

- THE LISBON LEADER WILL HAVE ALL THE DETAILS :D
16/11/2009, 3:34 PM
Fairkop

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Originally Posted by LegendStriker10

Spotted this in the Desmond thread pictures
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2715/...243376e292.jpg

Is this cause for an objection. Note that there is no team name for Rineanna Rovers:o
16/11/2009, 3:42 PM
Planners

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Originally Posted by Planners

Can you name the 4 i know devitt and you cant count in lazylegs because at the moment he is a free agent.

1 - Eoin O Brien
2 - Darren Cullinan
3 - Kieran Devitt
4 - Mike Devitt
5 - Eoin Hayes - has to be mentioned - will be back
6 - Seamus Lawlor - GAA handball

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Originally Posted by Fairkop

Is this cause for an objection. Note that there is no team name for Rineanna Rovers:o

Can you elobrate - I'm on an NC and cannot access these photos
16/11/2009, 5:17 PM
out red

[QUOTE=Planners;1274237]

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Originally Posted by YNWA

1 - Eoin O Brien
2 - Darren Cullinan
3 - Kieran Devitt
4 - Mike Devitt
5 - Eoin Hayes - has to be mentioned - will be back
6 - Seamus Lawlor - GAA handball

mike will be thrilled to be considered a gaa head:D
17/11/2009, 12:57 PM
MikeBassett

How come Tulla Utd A and Rhine Rovers are yet to play a league match this season? I take it the tables on the website are up to date
17/11/2009, 2:48 PM
CousinSylDolan

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Originally Posted by vidic-class

How come Tulla Utd A and Rhine Rovers are yet to play a league match this season? I take it the tables on the website are up to date

Tables are up to date yeah. We have had our lg game with Rhine called off on 2 occasions because of weather.
18/11/2009, 9:12 AM
CousinSylDolan

MJC 3rd Rd

Bridge Celtic vs Rock
Newmarket vs Tulla
Bunratty vs Avenue

Bunratty vs Avenue is fixed for Sunday (weather permitting)
19/11/2009, 9:26 AM
out red

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Originally Posted by CousinSylDolan

Bridge Celtic vs Rock
Newmarket vs Tulla
Bunratty vs Avenue

Bunratty vs Avenue is fixed for Sunday (weather permitting)

dont see any games going ahead this weekend either lads. any match now would ruin a clubs pitch for a couple of months.
19/11/2009, 9:54 AM
CousinSylDolan

Shocking bad weather alright.... Who wants to open up another summer soccer debate? Forecast for the weekend not good...

This current cycle of wet weather will continue over the weekend and into the first half of next week as well. Saturday will be another wet and windy day; heavy rain is likely in all parts of the country and the southerly winds will be very blustery at times. The weather will change for Sunday; it will be a brighter day but also showery, with most of the showers over the western half of the country. Sunday will still be windy, although not as windy as Saturday. And the weather will continue to stay much the same on Monday; showery in the west but drier in the east. At this stage Tuesday looks to be a reasonably good day; fairly dry and bright with light winds. But then more rain will spread from the south on Tuesday night, and mid-week next week looks every bit as unsettled as this week.
19/11/2009, 10:06 AM
Planners

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Originally Posted by CousinSylDolan

Shocking bad weather alright.... Who wants to open up another summer soccer debate? Forecast for the weekend not good...

This current cycle of wet weather will continue over the weekend and into the first half of next week as well. Saturday will be another wet and windy day; heavy rain is likely in all parts of the country and the southerly winds will be very blustery at times. The weather will change for Sunday; it will be a brighter day but also showery, with most of the showers over the western half of the country. Sunday will still be windy, although not as windy as Saturday. And the weather will continue to stay much the same on Monday; showery in the west but drier in the east. At this stage Tuesday looks to be a reasonably good day; fairly dry and bright with light winds. But then more rain will spread from the south on Tuesday night, and mid-week next week looks every bit as unsettled as this week.

And a big shout out to Devilfish who has finally come out - also to Rineanna celebrating their 25th anniversary - venue = Carrygerry house Saturday night - invitation only :D
19/11/2009, 11:18 AM
talisman

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Originally Posted by Planners

And a big shout out to Devilfish who has finally come out - also to Rineanna celebrating their 25th anniversary - venue = Carrygerry house Saturday night - invitation only :D

I heard ye still haven't sold yeer allocation of tickets for it and that there will be plenty available on the night at the venue
19/11/2009, 11:19 AM
talisman

Surely the CDSL will have a blanket call-off this weekend?? This weather is atrocious
19/11/2009, 12:00 PM
Planners

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Originally Posted by talisman

I heard ye still haven't sold yeer allocation of tickets for it and that there will be plenty available on the night at the venue

I'll see what I can do for ye;)
19/11/2009, 12:08 PM
LazyLegs

what sort of an event is on Planners...fingerfood or full meal or wat? should be a good night?
19/11/2009, 12:12 PM
dahamsta

Lads, take it to PM.
19/11/2009, 8:50 PM
sky blue

Well lads does anyone know if Newmarket's pitch will be playable Sunday.
19/11/2009, 9:39 PM
MikeBassett

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Originally Posted by sky blue

Well lads does anyone know if Newmarket's pitch will be playable Sunday.

Not looking good. The two pitches are usually in excellent condition but with the amount of rain we've had over the last week or so both pitches are holding surface water at the moment and we had to cancel training tonight because of it. Weather promised bad for Saturday as well so that won't help. Will we lose home advantage if it doesn't go ahead?
20/11/2009, 10:01 AM
Trevor Mcnurkey

all League Matches off according to clare soccer.net website..... FAI Matches still going ahead
20/11/2009, 10:10 AM
Play_On

Yeah, all League games off and Bunratty A V Avenue A in the MJC 3rd Round is off as well. All the FAI games should be called off too, it's not like Clare is the only county in Ireland with bad weather and flooding at the moment, it's like that nationwide. Newmarket have an FAI youths game Saturday and FAI Junior game Sunday and Im not sure even their facilities will be playable this weekend
20/11/2009, 10:54 AM
studsup

F.A.I. Junior Cup 4th Round Draw
Clare/Desmond/Kerry Area

1 Classic FC v Killarney Ath.

2 St. Brendans Park v Castleisland FC

3 Killarney Celtic v Rineanna Rovers

4 Newcastle West FC v Camp Utd

5 Listowel Cel/Abbeyfeale Utd v Rathkeale FC/Newmarket Celtic
20/11/2009, 5:56 PM
sky blue

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Originally Posted by vidic-class

Not looking good. The two pitches are usually in excellent condition but with the amount of rain we've had over the last week or so both pitches are holding surface water at the moment and we had to cancel training tonight because of it. Weather promised bad for Saturday as well so that won't help. Will we lose home advantage if it doesn't go ahead?

Ya ye will it will be on then again the following sunday in Rathkeale
20/11/2009, 7:50 PM
out red

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Originally Posted by sky blue

Ya ye will it will be on then again the following sunday in Rathkeale

will make a call on it tomorrow evening. sky blue would rathkeale be playable this weekend. handy to know if needs be
21/11/2009, 2:34 PM
sky blue

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Originally Posted by out red

will make a call on it tomorrow evening. sky blue would rathkeale be playable this weekend. handy to know if needs be

Walked the Newmarket pitch at 2pm today and it is in perfect condition. A credit to who ever looks after it. Looking forward to a good game tomorrow:ball:
21/11/2009, 2:41 PM
papa-j

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Originally Posted by sky blue

Walked the Newmarket pitch at 2pm today and it is in perfect condition. A credit to who ever looks after it. Looking forward to a good game tomorrow:ball:

ha, nice try. Not your decision though:ball:
21/11/2009, 5:22 PM
out red

Quote:

Originally Posted by sky blue

Walked the Newmarket pitch at 2pm today and it is in perfect condition. A credit to who ever looks after it. Looking forward to a good game tomorrow:ball:

was that you in the blue jacket or was that your mate??
ya did alot of work on it this morning. should be spot on as long as it doesnt bucket down tonight.
22/11/2009, 9:41 AM
sky blue

Well lads any update on pitch:confused:

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