Cork AUL 2012/13

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09/12/2012, 7:16 PM
pacman

Great win for innishvilla today. Like seeing them do well as they play some lovely ball.
09/12/2012, 10:51 PM
backpass

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Originally Posted by Leftside

Leeview progress to the last 8 of the AOH Cup after upsetting Glenvale today. 1-1 in the game and we held the nerve in the shoot out. Outstanding heart, passion and football on display from our boys today. Only sore point was a horrible injury to McBride, who broke his nose and I wish him a speedy recovery.

Big upset but well done to ye.....glenvale flying at the moment so thats a nice result.....just goes to show that the lower league teams in the aul are not that bad especially the league that leeview are in....very strong for 3rd division.....i hope maccer is ok. Sound fella and a fantastic footballer
09/12/2012, 10:55 PM
backpass

I fancied a draw to be honest in this game but its a great result and well done inish....i think the glen are an ok team and credit to them for winning some trophies last year but that was last year and they need to remember that
09/12/2012, 11:04 PM
1fortheTeam

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Originally Posted by backpass

I fancied a draw to be honest in this game but its a great result and well done inish....i think the glen are an ok team and credit to them for winning some trophies last year but that was last year and they need to remember that

the glen were unlucky to lose home advantage and that counts for a lot .it was a tough draw the glen will bounce back .
09/12/2012, 11:09 PM
1fortheTeam

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Originally Posted by backpass

Big upset but well done to ye.....glenvale flying at the moment so thats a nice result.....just goes to show that the lower league teams in the aul are not that bad especially the league that leeview are in....very strong for 3rd division.....i hope maccer is ok. Sound fella and a fantastic footballer

it was a hard game and very close and to be honest glenvale are an ok team but their better off going for the lst div....pens can go anyway and leeview deserved it...i did say it would be a long day lol .
10/12/2012, 10:27 AM
Shilts

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Originally Posted by 1fortheTeam

i wasnt surprised at all well over rated is msl in fact i hear it should have been more well done glen celtic b..i think a few teams are playing football now and the big strong fit robots are gone .aul a lot better for football since 2 of the 3 moving over to msl.knockavilla sent out a big msg today well done oldlegs.roll on next week.

I don't agree with this statement.
When Cork AUL won the Oscar Traynor Cup only a few years back the team was built around Wilton, Leeside and Kinsale players.
In fact I think Kinsale had 5 or 6 on the squad.
10/12/2012, 10:55 AM
1fortheTeam

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Originally Posted by Shilts

I don't agree with this statement.
When Cork AUL won the Oscar Traynor Cup only a few years back the team was built around Wilton, Leeside and Kinsale players.
In fact I think Kinsale had 5 or 6 on the squad.

it shows how good wilton were so that they and others carried your 6 players .im not disputing what you won or achieved its 2nd to none its the style of play i didnt like.i see park and killumney on course to meet in fai if they both progress.
10/12/2012, 12:37 PM
tricksey

Drawn away to o duvaney dunard in Dublin anyone no anything about them ? I see park and killumney could meet!
10/12/2012, 12:45 PM
1fortheTeam

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Originally Posted by tricksey

Drawn away to o duvaney dunard in Dublin anyone no anything about them ? I see park and killumney could meet!

i hope you do well bud your a credit to the aul and what a result at the weeknd for you . i think you were at the coachford game to ?why didnt you say hi.:angel:
10/12/2012, 12:53 PM
hotspur

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Originally Posted by tricksey

Drawn away to o duvaney dunard in Dublin anyone no anything about them ? I see park and killumney could meet!

Won me a few bob yesterday,were even money to beat Thurles Town yesterday away and they duly obliged,always in the latter stages of FAI;),Won 2 1 by the way
10/12/2012, 4:33 PM
tricksey

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Originally Posted by 1fortheTeam

i hope you do well bud your a credit to the aul and what a result at the weeknd for you . i think you were at the coachford game to ?why didnt you say hi.:angel:

Haha thanks 1for I wasn't there but my teammates were :)
10/12/2012, 6:06 PM
backpass

Grattan busy bringing back some players to the club....one r two from premier teams going back to them along with another couple of decent players....i hope its true as id like to see them back to what they were
10/12/2012, 6:28 PM
K.C.

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Originally Posted by backpass

Grattan busy bringing back some players to the club....one r two from premier teams going back to them along with another couple of decent players....i hope its true as id like to see them back to what they were

Marky Sull, Shinkwin and Lofty played against us last week with Harry Goulding watching.
10/12/2012, 6:48 PM
six-yard-box

heard davey sull and brian sull going back aswell
10/12/2012, 9:34 PM
littleman

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Originally Posted by 1fortheTeam

it shows how good wilton were so that they and others carried your 6 players .im not disputing what you won or achieved its 2nd to none its the style of play i didnt like.i see park and killumney on course to meet in fai if they both progress.

Whos style of play exactly
10/12/2012, 9:48 PM
our_ball_ref

Think he is talking bout the Kinsale style of play, long ball defending 1 or 2-0 leads, ill admit it wasn't pretty but how successful was it, would people prefer losing playing pretty or winning playing 'ugly'???

Suppose when you're lifting trophies and collecting medals come may I'm sure you wouldn care how you won them, Rockmount are another prime example and look how successful they were.
10/12/2012, 10:29 PM
K.C.

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Originally Posted by our_ball_ref

Think he is talking bout the Kinsale style of play, long ball defending 1 or 2-0 leads, ill admit it wasn't pretty but how successful was it, would people prefer losing playing pretty or winning playing 'ugly'???

Suppose when you're lifting trophies and collecting medals come may I'm sure you wouldn care how you won them, Rockmount are another prime example and look how successful they were.

Looking at the records books a few years later it will only say the name of the club as champions, not how they played to win ;)
10/12/2012, 10:32 PM
littleman

The most successful side in the Cork Aul over the last 15 years,most sucessful manager.4 Premier titles on the trot, the TROT. And that was with the Blarneys,Greenmounts,Leesides,Grattans and Wiltons all coming at them.Aoh and Mossie wins.Players capped at International,Junior and Amature.Reaching the open draw for the Fai and Mjc was the rule for them,not the exception.Christ some of there players have medal collections that whole sides now would'nt be able to pool together.And ya only Grattan could remove them from their perch to any great effect. They signed off the Aul buy winning the Premier on the trot again for good measure. A style of play is what we all aspire to,just cause its not easy on the eye it dosent mean we shouldnt show it any less respect. Who do you think is remembered,the ones who play nice or the ones who won. Folks have forgotten about lots of sides who played good ball. Cant see anyone forgetting about Kinsale any time soon.
10/12/2012, 10:40 PM
hotspur

Jaysus there's a blast from the past,littleman.
10/12/2012, 10:50 PM
sharpshooter

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Originally Posted by our_ball_ref

Think he is talking bout the Kinsale style of play, long ball defending 1 or 2-0 leads, ill admit it wasn't pretty but how successful was it, would people prefer losing playing pretty or winning playing 'ugly'???

Suppose when you're lifting trophies and collecting medals come may I'm sure you wouldn care how you won them, Rockmount are another prime example and look how successful they were.

Winning playing ugly hands down.

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