Not bother mate. It leaves us 4 behind Croom and roughly 4 ahead of Coonagh.Quote:
Originally Posted by el_nino84
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Not bother mate. It leaves us 4 behind Croom and roughly 4 ahead of Coonagh.Quote:
Originally Posted by el_nino84
terrible carry on i am totally shocked were has all the newtown / park rivalary gone :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Spudd
when are ye hoping to open new dressing rooms .. :ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by Axe Man
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Originally Posted by old git
I think Peter said something about a "shin-dig" in the Knights on Friday, I suppose that will be considered the opening. I think they are ready to be used. Fair play to the club they put in alot of effort, now the facilities are superb.
fair play indeed to all involved ,,, and any excuse for a shin-dig --- p*ss up make sure aidan quish supplies plenty of free drink :ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by Axe Man
We will open on the 1st march.The youngest teams will play a couple of games and we are presenting last year awards in the oakwood after. That night we will have a bit of craic in the Knights tickets will be available at €10 with a nice bit of grub laid on. Most of the emphasis will be on the kids.Quote:
Originally Posted by old git
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Originally Posted by riverside
Is that this friday Riverside?
Croom...11/28
Park...11/24
Coonagh...12/20
Shels...11/17
Fairview...12/16
Prospect...9/14
Knockainey...11/14
St.Pats...10/10
Murroe...9/9
Pike B...8/12
Holycross...12/11
Abbey...11/7
Coonagh 2 Holycross 3
Knockainey 4 St Patricks 3
Park 1 Croom 2
Pike 2 Murroe 0
Axe man read the posts before you ask stupid questions,riverside has just posted its on the 1st of march,its only the 12th of february just to let you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axe Man
Sat fortnightQuote:
Originally Posted by Axe Man
Is that a good move having this thing on a saturday night riverside,when more than likely the junior team will have a game the morning after.Quote:
Originally Posted by riverside
I completely mis-read the previous post. Should be a good occasion. I can still remember the opening of the pitchs. The marquee, food etc. I was only a young lad but I can still remember being there.Quote:
Originally Posted by riverside
Any more new arrivals for Park?
No is the answer to that. We probably could have done with a few though. Damien O' Rourke expected to sign for Cork once he recovers from his operation. Although we only had him for one game.Quote:
Originally Posted by el_nino84
Yeah I thought ye might have added a few alrite!
Fixtures this wk end.Sun-17/02/08
-Prospect Priory Vs St Patrick's
-Abbey Vs Pike
-Park Vs Hollycross
-Fairview Vs Croom
-Coonagh Vs Knockainey
-Murroe Vs Shels
Croom...11/28
Park...11/24
Coonagh...13/20
Shels...11/17
Fairview...12/16
Prospect...9/14
Knockainey...11/14
Pike B...8/12
Holycross...12/11
St.Pats...11/10
Murroe...10/9
Abbey...11/7
Think this is the correct table now. The one above didnt include the Fairview v Coonagh result. Looks like its Crooms for the taking now.
Thanks Larry. It looks as though it's Crooms to lose now, but sure we won't throw the towel in just yet. They have a few handy players. Between Park, Shels and yourselves for the remaining position for promotion.Quote:
Originally Posted by larrywhite
Have a closer look at the Pike Position. Fairview have added some very experienced players to their squad as well. Lipper and MaCarthy (Gagga) they will not be easy for anyone.Half the season just gone its still out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axe Man
Ya along way to go yet and by looking at shels and fairview both getting players back on the scene,they will be all out for wins home and away,imo croom arent as good as everyone is making them out to be,i personally think they wont win the league,very weak at the back.:ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by riverside