defence; any weakness or weak links?Quote:
Originally Posted by theboywonder8
midfield; any pace on the flanks?
strickers; any danger men or pace up there?
Thanks again!!
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defence; any weakness or weak links?Quote:
Originally Posted by theboywonder8
midfield; any pace on the flanks?
strickers; any danger men or pace up there?
Thanks again!!
They are strong all round,will have yere work cut out.
Why what's the athmosphere like there??Quote:
Originally Posted by wanderer
Very vocal home support, an in junior soccer support terms will have a huge support. could be 500 plus at it id hazard a guess. To compare it in cork terms it will be like playing for example knocknaheeny but the whole of the north side of the city will turn out to support them. in this scenario the oldschool football quote of score early to quiten the home fans would work a treat for ye, cause if they score 1st there fans will be the 12th man and drive them onQuote:
Originally Posted by Shilts
I remember playing a game in St Teresa'a Gardens down by the Coombe hospital in Dublin about 20 years ago, we had to drive through the flats to get to the pitch. they had to beat us to win the league, it was 1 - 1 with 10 mins to play. The home support got out the rocks and sticks and all sorts of weapons, the intimidation was shocking. It was a nothing match to us, our keeper let in 2 goals to give tham the win. Our cars still got pelted on the way out. Hope them scenes are gone from todays football
It wont be anything like that longshanks, they are all good football people following moyrossQuote:
Originally Posted by Longshanks
@balls
I wasnt trying to imply anything about Moyross FC or its supporters, was just recalling a very vocal hostile atmosphere for a lower league LSL Junior game
Does anyone know why there is a protest in the Tralee Dynamoes v Sheriff YC tie?
has that game been played already? or is the protest in relation to an earlier round??Quote:
Originally Posted by badker
Tralee dynamos beat shannonside from the Desmond league 2-0 but the Tralee goalkeeper was sent off the round before in the fai.that's why it's held up
If what you say is true well then its a no brainer - Tralee will be eliminated.Quote:
Originally Posted by buddygeary23
That's what the shannonside manager told me this
Morning.the keeper got sent off in the 3rd round and played against shannonside in the 4th round.
from the Tralee Dynamo website:
[SIZE=2]05/11/2011:
[/SIZE][COLOR=#cc0000]F.A.I. JUNIOR CUP: [/COLOR]Spa Road 0 Tralee Dynamos 1 - Damian Diggins was the match winner on the night. Well done to Ross and the boys, a massive effort put in by all.
not much of a write up??
Then they will be eliminated,end of story,if true.
do Shannonside get to play Sherriff so??
Depends what he was sent off for? there is a chance the red card could have been rescinded by the referee after the game. Especially since it was at local level. If Tralee played him illegally it will cost them the game. I cannot see how a manager or secretary would take a chance on playing him.
A referee can't recind a red card after a game .. It's up to the fai to do that..
they ref could put it in as 2 yellows after the game if he likesQuote:
Originally Posted by Second
If the ref puts it in as 2 yellows well then he should be suspended anyway
A yellow followed by a second yellow and red is still a suspension,I'd presume