you need to cop yourself on,pike have tried to do what any other club would do to put out their strongest team,everyone knows it,save the paltry excuses.Quote:
Originally Posted by redcardrory
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you need to cop yourself on,pike have tried to do what any other club would do to put out their strongest team,everyone knows it,save the paltry excuses.Quote:
Originally Posted by redcardrory
Great result for 'Town yesterday - not at it (mother's day stuff to be done - priorities!). Anybody got any report, was it defending the lead for 90 minutes? What will 'Towns outlook for upcoming games be. They've got a few testing but ultimately and relatively unimportant games coming up (Michaels in Tipp cup - another Tipp cup?, Tramore in MSC - prize away to Waterford Utd and then a long trip to Donegal in FAI senior - what's the incentive). Is it a case of getting through those games with as little fuss (and knocks) as possible and focusing on the big prizes of the FAI & Munster for which they are certainly among the favourites to win. They don't seem to have a lot of depth to the squad so rotation will be difficult. In any case looking forward to some great games over the next number of weeks and with a bit of luck some silverware too.
Dwayne Burns scored an amazing goal. it was one of the best I have ever seen. Town were better over the 90 minutes of what was an average game. However, this Town side have a never say die attitude. they play for each other and for their manager. delighted for Martin Quinlivan, he got off to an awful start but fair play they are back in an FAI semi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galla
Not impressed by Michael's saying that it will be a Pike v Fairview final. They don't need to do that, I appreciate the rivalary between the two clubs but that is out of order. To be fair to Town, you never read anything like that on their webpage or in their club notes. Muiris Walsh is always balanced on the radio, in fact I don't think he gives Town enough credit. I hope he mentions Michael's tonight and has a go at them for that.
Still, we won't be favourites against Pike but St Peters weren't favourites last year
Come on the Town
Did anyone hear Quirke on radio tonight. Said his 'investigations' showed that Pyke had no case to answer. Also Muiris made reference to the Saints website but not directly.
I just heard Peake Villa have cancelled training tonight because the club are having a quiz,despite the fact that training is at 7 and the quiz is at 9.30,if these guys win a league it will be some achievement!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you look at the St.Michaels web site there is a CLEAR good luck message to Clonmel Town from the club. Stop talking rubbish your making up stories that are totaly out of order!Quote:
Originally Posted by complexman
http://www.stmichaelsfc.com/news.php...t=0&newsId=488
That has been changed, it clearly stated yesterday that a "Pike v Fairview was the likely outcome. That good luck message was added today and the other line omitted. I saw it and others on this forum saw it as well. Just admit it. i doubt if anyone in Clonmel Town was overly upset over it but it still was uncalled for
FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]From the St Michael's web site ..........A PIKE- FAIRVIEW FINAL LOOKS NOW VERY LIKELY, ........ not even a best wish for Town. [/SIZE][/FONT]
This was a quote from "Inspiron" on the FAI Blog yesterday. When I saw this I checked the Saints webpage and it was there. Just admit it. Anyway, I am sure Town aren't to bothered
Can someone please explain how the comment 'Pike v Fairview was the likely outcome' offends Clonmel Town fans? They are not saying they hope it will be a Pike/Fairview final, they are simply stating what every bookie will probably tell you i.e. that Pike and Fairview will probably contest the final. I very much hope Town win the FAI but Pike are 'likely' to win it. Have I offended Town Fan and Complexman by saying that?????Quote:
Originally Posted by Town Fan
I think the fact that the Michael's web site was changed after the poorly worded comment was highlighted just adds fuel to the fire. Maybe yet another apology on the same web site might be in order.
To be honest i saw it myself and it was cleary changed today. Maybe Saints didnt mean any harm but changing their statement does raise a few questions. Regardless best of luck to Clonmel Town in semi, it seems clear to me from reading the Fai junior cup thread that nobody from Limerick seems to think that there is any club outside limerick cause all they seem to talk about is Pike and Fairview so i hope all T.S.D.L teams (Saints included) get behind Town for semi final ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Town Fan
any result from saints town today
Saints won on pens..v lucky i heard..i may be wrong but i think the saints keeper may have scored(and not a pen)Quote:
Originally Posted by balls
yeah it was a freak goal, Jack English in the Town goal lost sight of it and spilt it in over his head. That said, Town should have put the game to bed well before that. they missed three great chances. Michael's had majority of possession but never looked like scoring.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB84
Ref John Lyons was a terrible. he simply was not able to ref the game. it was too big a fixture for him. Derek Breen tripped Tony Scully denying him a goal scoring opportunity and only gives him a yellow. Then in extra time Aaron Moroney is taken down for what was as a clear a penalty as you will see and he bottles it and gives a goal kick.he hadn't the courage to make the correct decision. Awful just awful. Michael's had reason to be unhappy with him as well. I actually felt sorry for him in the end, he was so poor. As a Clonmel Town fan I was disappointed. we made five changes from the Willow game- I think that was understandable for he wasnted to give games to fellas but still a mistake. We should have shown more respect for the Tipperary Cup. It represented our best chance of silverware.
wasn't able to attend but from what I hear, everything you say Town fan is correct. I was told from a number of people including two michael's fan, that ref was out of his depth and that Breen could and should have walked but that the pen was as clear cut as you will see.
I never thought John Lyons was a anyway near good enough to ref these types of games. He is afraid to give the big decisions but i suppose if you don't give these fellas the games we will have no ref's left.
But why settle for 'just' a Tipp cup. Agreed it probably was the most achievable trophy for 'Town but being in an FAI semi and Munster quarter would suggest that they're in with a good chance of a major cup this year. After the self inflicted loss in the FAI semi last year I think there's a determination about them this year which coupled with the pressure on Pike being the Galacticos of junior football I'd fancy Town to make the final. Which is why I think a downgrading of importance from a Town point of view on the Tipp cup and the FAI senior makes sense. There must be a degree of flatness in the side with the amount of traipsing up & down the country every weekend so resting a few 1st choice players for a couple of games would seem to make sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Town Fan
Pike or galacticos as you like to call have proven that they can handle the pressure as they have shown against st mick and fairview Tuesday night being 2 nil and 3 nil down and coming back to win both.so ye'll have to come up with something else out there in tipp:o
You're dead right - this Pike team are just the biz - wonder will they stay around to sign autographs after their stroll through the semi (I heard the 'Town players are arguing amongst themselves as to who gets to swap jersies with the Pike stars!).Quote:
Originally Posted by serpico
:tongue:You're calling them galacticos no one else I just said that they will handle the pressure and as for the jerseys they will be going on e-bay................Quote:
Originally Posted by Galla
Town may as well not show up the way ye are talking!
Munster Junior Cup Semi-Final Draw -
Clonmel Town or Clonmel Celtic v Villa or Nenagh.
Leeside or Pike Rovers v Lisselton or Carrick or Regional Utd.
Handy final for town.Quote:
Originally Posted by nononsense
wouldnt say that it will be handy but hopefully town or celtic will make the final, be great to have a tsdl team in final
What's the story with all this objection talk with st michaels have they a case?
Who won Celtic and town match todayQuote:
Originally Posted by balls
Town were in Letterkenny yesterday in FAI Senior cup. Lost 2-1.
i see villa up to their old tricks again, threw away the league yesterday. joke
Munster Youth Cup Semi-Finals
Clonmel Town 2, Killarney Celtic 0.
Cork City 5, Granville Rovers (Limerick) 0.
If there are enough fixtures for every ref, the league are obliged to give them each a gameQuote:
Originally Posted by complexman
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Originally Posted by Poolman
Next Sunday
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Originally Posted by serpico
I hope you'll offer to eat your hat
well said poney- this game is going to be very, very tight. this will be far from handy for TownQuote:
Originally Posted by ponyobrien
nothing between the sides. just hope Paddy Keane keeps control and that the players go out and play football.
Do celtic fancy their chances.saw them against janesboro and they weren't a bad little side.did many of them play for town before?Quote:
Originally Posted by Town Fan
Pike and st michaels replay date to be confirmed prob sun week unless st michaels appeal junior council decision
What a shameful decision by the F.A.I to replay the St.Michaels/Pike Rovers game. St.Michaels lodged an objection as to legality of the Pike Rovers team. The objection was found to be in order and correct. By rule St.Michaels should play Clonmel Town in the semi-final and Pike Rovers eliminated. Not according to the F.A.I. The team which did everything above board and abided by the rules of the competition must play again the team which did not abide by the rules of the competition and was illegal. And what must Clonmel Town make of this. Think back to the Munster Junior Cup a few seasons ago. Pike Rovers objected to Clonmel Town. Town were deemed to have played an illegal player in contravention of the rules of that time and were eliminated. No offer of a replay. St.Michaels and Clonmel Town must be very disappointed at the F.A.I. decision. Saints, who have done no wrong, can either replay as instructed or make an expensive appeal to F.A.I. Senior Council. In the meantime Clonmel Town must wait helplessly for the outcome, hardly the correct motivation. TheQuote:
Originally Posted by serpico
its a disgraceful decision for the FAI to have taken....there is no precedent for a replay,either Pike broke the rules and should be out or else found innocent and into a semi final,it may be an expensive process but i have no doubt saints will appeal and with John Delaney head of the senior council surely common sense will prevail and Pike will be thrown outQuote:
Originally Posted by nononsense
No such replay will be taking place. Saints taking this to the Senior Council. Pike should be thrown out. Cop out decision by FAI to try and keep the peace!Quote:
Originally Posted by serpico
For someone who wasn't objecting in the first place ye have all changed yere minds.according to Ray mc ye weren't objecting only for Connie carry on which was all hearsay anyway.there was a fourth official there and he saw nothing in it.this pike should be aggrieved at this decision as they did nothing wrong only won a game .here we go again with yere sugardaddy DelaneyQuote:
Originally Posted by hooper74
Surely if Pike were found guilty,which they obviously were when a replay was ordered,they should be out of the competition??Quote:
Originally Posted by serpico
apparently the LDMC took the blame which cleared Pike over the registration issues