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From a Cashel Town point of view we were disappointed to see him go,but when a club like St Micheals come in for you it's always hard to turn down.Quote:
Originally Posted by rightboy
He has been our best player this year and making the Oscar traynor squad he was always going to be noticed.
We'd all like to wish him the best of luck and will no doubt be a great addition to the St Micheals team.
Well said but it needs to be said that the initial approach came from the player and his family to be honest I don't think it's any reflection on cashel I think the young lad wanted to play for saintsQuote:
Originally Posted by CashelMan
From what I know,and I know the chap,the approach came from SaintsQuote:
Originally Posted by rightboy
I think we will agree to disagree on that one ! But from what I hear the Clonmel clubs were in for him as well but as I said I think the family connection was the deciding factorQuote:
Originally Posted by CashelMan
What's your point, those three are all one parish. Clonoulty- Rossmore equals one parish, two villages, one parish.Quote:
Originally Posted by stelling
People from Templetuohy do not consider themselves from Moyne and so on, but these places always join up it goes on throughout the country, the same as Neath and Swansea joined up to form the Ospreys and become more competitive, the point in general is that Ronan Quirke is painful and says ridiculous things week in week out, particularly on the Tsdl when he attends 3 games a year max
How many games a year does anybody in Tipp FM attend??
Well Blossom has managed in the league and while he might not go to every game he see's a fair amount of games by the end of the season and before he was taken ill Muiris Walsh was a regular every Sunday in the ComplexQuote:
Originally Posted by complexman
Fair enough I suppose. Blossom is caught between Gaa and soccer. I wouldn't consider Muiris a football man. He is a GAA man first. He was a great Club man for Town, however I never saw him at a match before he got involved with Town. I also think Ronan does a good job with the show. I think people are being unfair to him
lads will the clonmel celtic game go ahead sunday? we are told that if clonmel win we played them sunday week and if hospital win it wont be on untill the following sunday, but i see in the fixtures for tsdl that next weekend is down for their fai game, anyone know anything about this?
Yes it will go ahead sunday barring some terrible weather between now an then, and if celtic win the fai wil be played next week as far as I no. How are yee getting on this season ya think nenagh can match clonmel.
No reason it won't go ahead. Pitch is in excellent condition. If Hospital win you might be playing them on Sunday week, however if Celtic win you won't be playing the Munster that week.Quote:
Originally Posted by celticlads
Sunday 10/03/2013
FAI Junior Cup 7th Round (last 16)
Ballinasloe Town (Roscommon) v Clonmel Celtic
ya i noticed that ye are out in the fai that week, mabye its the other way around like you saidQuote:
Originally Posted by ponyobrien
Big games this weekend any predictions?
Town an michaels 2-2 celtic to win 3-1
Inter League Youths (Last 16) -
TSDL Youths 4, Kildare Youths League 2.
Would like to see the wilderness win today keep the bottom interesting seen as no no one knows for sure if its one or two down.
Clonmel Celtic 3-1 Hospital Crusaders. Goals from Craig Condon, Simon Scully and Paul Kennedy.
St Michael's 2-3 Clonmel Town.
Thats a fare result, the league is goin to clonmel it looks like it but to which side is the question.
Dissapointing season for michaels, juniors, b team and youthes it has to be said. i saw peake villa youthes beat michaels 5-0 the other week, very unlike the boys from tipperary town.
Explain !Quote:
Originally Posted by footballfanatic
Explain what rightboy?Quote:
Originally Posted by rightboy
[aQUOTE=footballfanatic;1659627]Explain what rightboy?[/QUOTE]
your comments about disappointing season !
Thought i did so in the original comment.
The first team dont look like winning the league after the loss today, while the b team and youthes are battling relegation. Unlike st michaels is all. No run in the fai aswell is unusual for the past few seasons. If thats not a disapinting season im not sure what is.
I would say saints are still in the premier league hunt despite today ,if they win their next 2 cup games they are in quarters if Munster and Tipp cups , the b team if u checked have won the shield already with an extremely young squad average age is 21 and if the win next cup game they are in Tipp cup quarters . The club decided after relegation they would change b team outlook and bring through a lot of the youth who had win 3 league titles in recent years but it is tough for them in division two but the players are learning and the long term future is very good , your right about youth ms but the team are going through a transition year after a succesful period with most of the team are underage next year .the point I'm trying to make is u made a very general observation on the club as for going out in fai no disgrace to Celtic
Was very impressed by Town today, they were full value for the 3 points, the sending off obviously had a bearing but I don't think anyone would question Town being the better team on the day, Saints still bang in the title race, going to be some finish now
Take nothing from town today but saints defending was embarrassing to say the least , no excuses with sending off breeno should know better but this is the worst I've seen saints in 10 years its just not good enough for an experienced back 5 to give up goals like that !
rightboy you are wasting your time talking about structures at a soccer club to the likes of footballfanatic he comes from small ball country. he should look at his own club before he starts downing others :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rightboy
Congratulations to Adrian Walsh.
Jayses all i said was its a dissapointing year for st michaels, lads disagree fair enough but in my opinion it is and im sure plenty would agree with me. talking "year" and not long term dont worry.
were doin alright republican for a small ball country club. A's hopeful of promotion, b's top of the league and youthes in the last 8 of munster. not to bad for a small ball country club.
The point I'm making is that we are still in the middle of season and could still win 3 trophies maybe ur assessment is abit too early but ur right ur entitled to your opinion as I am mineQuote:
Originally Posted by footballfanatic
Super win for Town today. Richly deserved. Goal of the day was Richie Ryan, wonderful strike.
ya no bother rightman...and if ye do win 3 cups it will be a great season theres no doubting that...i think ye may win tipp cup, not sure about munster but think the league is goin to clonmel celtic this year if they keep there bottle which i hope they do.Quote:
Originally Posted by rightboy
yeah but your constantly having sly digs at st michaels anytime they lose a game so just said i would give you a reality check. no offence intended.Quote:
Originally Posted by footballfanatic
Without a doubt goal of the day some hit, a lot of the goals were scrappy, Town first goal went in direct from the corner i think and the "incident" for the 3rd goal was bizarre, Barry Ryans header was well placed for 2nd goal and Chalkies penalty was precision, I think the referee was very very lenient to get through the game with just 1 red card, I would still make Saints fav for the league based on the fact they are better away than homeQuote:
Originally Posted by complexman
If thats having a cut at st michaels, some of ye would want to get a grip, my god!
If celtic do bottle it dont think they'l ever win a league best chance theyl get
For a club from 'small ball country' Borris are a fine club with facilities that many Premier Clubs around the country (including one ot two in the TSDL) would swap their own for. The fact that they are operating in 'small ball country' and are still able to develope a fine infrastructure with teams are junior, youth and schoolboy levels speaks volumes. All credit to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by republican
Spot on Stelling... "bizarre" is only word I could describe this game yesterday. Some of the Saints players were shocking to say the least. Ref/linesman left a pile of thing go... Breeno's red card was very harsh considering the tackle Barry Ryan did on him. That deserved a red also. Frustration lead to Ryan taking a dig for the tackle. Saints had a blatant hand ball desicision left go by the No. 3 Clonmel Town. Town's first goal shoudl have never been a corner in the first place, as No. 3 touched ball last. Nevertheless, Town deserved the 3 points. The third goal was unbelieveable, as regards the messing that went on. Saints will have to up the anti to win this league again. Early March was when they were presented with this cup last year, that wont be happening this year, they have to go to Town/Celtic away - that is a tough six points to expect them to collect with the way they are playing. This is a team that have won 6 cups in the last two seasons including MJ Cup. My fear is that silverware will be very thin on ground this year, apart from J Delaney Cup if they dont cop on. Rightboy made some very good comments, think B Team have come on a lot with young players but we are in for worrying times with our Youths because at the moment, players are not there. Balla away in MJ Cup in 2 weeks will be a huge task. Cashel is a tough draw in Tipp Cup - Hopefully theres good times ahead with this great team that has brought us some great days out in the last couple of years but yesterday was not one of those days... Ritchie Ryan's goal was brilliant but crazy mistakes cost us a result.Quote:
Originally Posted by stelling
I hear Banninasloe have requested the game against Clonmel Celtic be put back to 17th so celticlads comment could be true i.e. Clonmel Celtic v Nenagh Celtic next sunday 10th?Quote:
Originally Posted by celticlads