Blarney United vs Derry City arranged for Saturday 1st June at 15:00.
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Blarney United vs Derry City arranged for Saturday 1st June at 15:00.
Waterford v Sligo is on the Thursday night (30 may)
It's now confirmed for the Saturday evening 1 June at 7pm as per Waterford United website. Hopefully this will be better for away fans and lead to a bigger crowd than a Thursday night game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Bluebell Utd Vs. Athlone Town Saturday June 1st @ 7pm in Baldonnel.
http://athlonetownfc.ie/fai-cup-2nd-...ate-confirmed/
Anyone from Salthill Devon ever post in here? Nothing on their site about when the Rovers match will be. only fixtures seems to be for the underage teams from April.
It's rumoured that its on fri 31st in Deacy Pk Terryland as Salthill s ground at drom isn't suitableQuote:
Originally Posted by Nailor
Its listed here http://www.galwayfa.ie/news/251013/C...for_Deacy_Park
Can't imagine there being any trouble from the home fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guitd
It would be a smart move though to go to Terryland. A few neutrals would go along to that one too. Could be a relatively decent crowd for once.
Cork City V Kilbarrack Utd
Turners Cross
Mon 11th August
It gives us a chance of having a decent team out as weve at least 10 games to play before the end of the season and would have struggled if it was played around June 2nd.
Were hoping to have a special train sorted so could be bringing a decent crowd!
August 11th is a SundayQuote:
Originally Posted by KUFCMan
Apologies-Mon Aug 12th.
Someone should tell the GFA that they're no longer called SD Galway or maybe Aertel does their websiteQuote:
Originally Posted by Guitd
I love our first round in the cup when we get novelty home fixtures. Plus, we tend not to put teams to the sword too badly, with the exception of beating Dundrum 9-0 a few years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by KUFCMan
Dates, venues and times finally confirmed:http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/art...res-finalised/Quote:
Date Fixture Venue Time Friday, 31[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] May Bohemians v Drogheda United Dalymount Park 7.45 pm Friday, 31[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] May Bray Wanderers v Mervue United Carlisle Grounds 7.45 pm Friday, 31[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] May Finn Harps v Wexford Youths Finn Park 7.45 pm Friday, 31[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] May Phoenix v Dundalk Oriel Park 7.45 pm Friday, 31[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] May St. Patrick’s Athletic v U.C.D. Richmond Park 7.45 pm Friday, 31[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] May Salthill Devon v Shamrock Rovers Eamon Deacy Park 7.45 pm Friday, 31[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] May Tolka Rovers v College Corinthians Frank Cooke Park 7.45 pm Friday, 31[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] May Shelbourne v Bandon Tolka Park 8.00 pm Saturday, 1[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] June Blarney United v Derry City O’Shea Park 3.00 pm Saturday, 1[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] June Glenville v Limerick Home Farm FC 3.00 pm Saturday, 1[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] June Bluebell United v Athlone Town John Hyland Park 7.45 pm Saturday, 1[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] June St. Patrick’s CY v Cobh Ramblers Frank Cooke Park 2.30 pm Saturday, 1[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] June Waterford United v Sligo Rovers R.S.C. 7.00 pm Saturday, 1[SIZE=2]st[/SIZE] June Longford Town v Pike Rovers City Calling Stadium 7.30 pm Sunday, 9[SIZE=2]th[/SIZE] June Avondale United v Sheriff YC Avondale Park 2.00 pm Monday, 5[SIZE=2]th[/SIZE] August Cork City v Kilbarrack United Turner’s Cross 7.45pm
The reason for our game being the Monday 5th August, if anyone is interested (for whatever reason!), is because Kilbarrack have some junior cup tie around that time. Also why Sheriff's game is on the 9th.
I am in favour of the switch to starting in August because last year there was a massive gap between the rounds. Still bizarre the gap between ties.
It's the FAI Junior Cup final in the Aviva (before ireland/Georgia).Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Still, only in Ireland would ties in the same round of a cup be scheduled for over 2 months apart!
Monday, 5[SIZE=2]th[/SIZE] August Cork City v Kilbarrack United Turner’s Cross 7.45pm
Why in the world is the game ona bank holiday at 745pm.We were hoping to get a train return but can if the game goes ahead that late.We want it at about 400pm or 500pm so we can get a train home.Also if its early we can bring a decent crowd of maybe 100-200 but if its at 745 we get only about 20-25 diehards.Who wants to go to a game that late on a bank holiday anywhere be it Cork or Dublin!
Our crowd would usually be higher for an evening game, which I'd say is why they've opted for it. Having said that our crowds are dwindling this season anyway so I can't imagine it'll make much difference.
FAO Sligo Rovers fans. How many do you expect will travel to Waterford for Saturday nights game?
Hard to say. There'll be two of us, anyway. Bank Holiday weekend and glorious weather in The North West so mightn't be too many.Quote:
Originally Posted by trevy
We'll have about 50 or so anyway. Long aul haul.Quote:
Originally Posted by trevy
Any potential upsets?
Best odds betting basket -
.http://www.oddschecker.com/football/...reland/fai-cup
Outright-
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/...fai-cup/winner
Pike I'd say.
Great value bet there. And the 13/2 about the draw makes it even better. Saw Pike in The Showgies in one of our cup winning years and they came the closest to beating us that year.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter
One of their fans on our forum reckoned they'll be missing loads of players due to injuries and lads going away. Not sure how true that is but I'd agree the odds are way too high if they put a first choice side out. We lost to Cherry Orchard last year and Pike are probably better than them.Quote:
Originally Posted by avvenalaf
tweet of the fai cup night from mns
:DQuote:
Jason McGuinness gas a sh1t from a corner cleared off the line
@salthilldevonfc 0-0 @ShamrockRovers still #rtemns
I suspected the catering in Terryland of being capable of such side effects all right.Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
Sack race, Manager Watch-
Aaron Callaghan-Bohs.
A grand total of 356 in tolka tonight.:(
Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
Sadly we are stuck with Callaghan for another year after this, even if we get relegated.
But you got a point in Tallaght.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Getting a point against a mid table team is rarely enoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Bawnville Hoop
A fine win for Harps last night against a GAA defence minded Wexford team. Nice to be in the next round of the cup for once.
:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Derry beat Blarney 4-0. Three goals in the last five minutes, Patterson gets a hat-trick, Ryan Curran with the other.
Looks like St Pats CY v Cobh was a good game. Cobh were 4-0 up and it ended 4-3. Almost an epic comeback.
Pat's are quite good.
Quite, quite good.
For those not on twittter
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Monday Night Soccer @RTEMNS
Just to let everyone know the draw for the next round of the FAI Ford Cup will take place on the show on Monday 17th of June. #rtemns
If we could play you every week we would be fine, unfortunately every other club in the league has figured out how to beat us other than yourselves and Shels ( Bray Unmentionables have just been unlucky in the games against us so far)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bawnville Hoop
The draw for the next round is about 2 months before we play our game in the current round. Yet I was told we asked to play the game midweek (presume last week) and were told no. Junior clubs have too much power in the FAI. Can you imagine a junior English club dictating to a premier league club?!Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit