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Skinny in goal anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kicks
Felt it was a very poor game myself, ball spent most time in the air and really suited Rineanna. Olympic only had 1 real chance from Quigley after equalising and I felt Rineanna were the better team on the day. However, they will need to improve and make sure they all get an early night :D before the cup final and not throw another chance of a medal away.Quote:
Originally Posted by the special 1
Rineanna deserved to go through alright but I heard from a few lads that one or two of their players were on the beer the night before, not the best preparation for a cup semi-final
I see the Clare People carry a story today that Rineanna could be missing 4 players for the final cos its a hurling weekend. Surely if the hurling is on Sat then the soccer could be played Sunday or vice versa.
i see the Clare People carry a story today that Rineanna could be missing 4 players for the final cos its a hurling weekend. Surely if the hurling is on Sat then the soccer could be played Sunday or vice versa.[/QUOTE]
Its actually 5 players - I can't see the GAA changing and if they change to the Sunday they won;t allow their players to miss the 1st round - ideally the hurling is on the Friday night and the Cup fixture can stay as is - in fairness NOF Gaa are going ot see what they can do but like I said it's unklikely to change
Why..... are you picking up a hurley again?
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Originally Posted by Planners
Its actually 5 players - I can't see the GAA changing and if they change to the Sunday they won;t allow their players to miss the 1st round - ideally the hurling is on the Friday night and the Cup fixture can stay as is - in fairness NOF Gaa are going ot see what they can do but like I said it's unklikely to change[/QUOTE]
Disagree completely, hope the GAA don't compromise and teach these "GAA" soccer teams a lesson...only way forward for soccer in this county. :D
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Originally Posted by Woulfe Park
Mike Mac has been on - - -
lifford b will b missing a hurler aswell but we did'nt build or team around
gaa heads made that mistake last year teams should no the risk of
having gaa players on there team and should'nt complain when
the inevitable happens this forum is about soccer not gaa which
dos'nt deserve a mention since its never shown any tolerence for clare football there will b two teams of soccer players contesting the cup
final anyone who dos'nt take their oppertunity to play in it dos'nt deserve
a mention!!!!!!!!! anyway will it b played in the county grounds????
[QUOTE=b777b;1151343]lifford b will b missing a hurler aswell but we did'nt build or team around
gaa heads made that mistake last year teams should no the risk of
having gaa players on there team and should'nt complain when
the inevitable happens this forum is about soccer not gaa which
dos'nt deserve a mention since its never shown any tolerence for clare football there will b two teams of soccer players contesting the cup
final anyone who dos'nt take their oppertunity to play in it dos'nt deserve
a mention!!!!!!!!! anyway will it b played in the county grounds????[/QUOTE]
Something to consider - Rineanna is a 1 team club with the majority of players from the aera - unlike Lifford they do not have the same availablilty / selection aera of players - this can be said for most 1 team clubs and unfortunatly there is nothing that can be done and the clubs have to put up with it - am i correct in saying that Rineanna is the only 1 team club in the Premier ?
Heard a rumour that Newmarket might be the venue
Something to consider - Rineanna is a 1 team club with the majority of players from the aera - unlike Lifford they do not have the same availablilty / selection aera of players - this can be said for most 1 team clubs and unfortunatly there is nothing that can be done and the clubs have to put up with it - am i correct in saying that Rineanna is the only 1 team club in the Premier ?
Heard a rumour that Newmarket might be the venue[/QUOTE]
last time rineanna reached the cup final 99... lifford B never.
next time players can play championship game ... emmm the week after.
i'm sure it would be different if the 5 rineanna players turned around and said they were playing the cup final and not playing the gaa match.. then maybe the club might try to get the fixture changed. however i think that playrs are almost intimidated by their clubs with threats that they'll never play gaa again and all that ******ology... its a honour to play in the cup final. and no player shpuld risk his sides chances of winning by playing a poxy gaa match a day before the final.
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Originally Posted by b777b
Interesting...lucky for ye that your manager had enough pull to bring in the 5 "foreigners" in the starting line up last weekend then? Otherwise you might be a "0" team club...:D
Newmarket is the final venue, hopefully they will let ye play on the good pitch.
For team of year both McCarthy lifford and Scales bunratty have to be on it.Any one else have any ideas???
Planners,
Burren are Premier and dont have a B team.
Who is the 5th player ye have affected by hurling that weekend. 2 Kellys, Daithai and KD are 4. Oige plays I know but Cratloe have no game that weekend according to the paper.
last time rineanna reached the cup final 99... lifford B never.Quote:
Originally Posted by plasticpitch
next time players can play championship game ... emmm the week after.
i'm sure it would be different if the 5 rineanna players turned around and said they were playing the cup final and not playing the gaa match.. then maybe the club might try to get the fixture changed. however i think that playrs are almost intimidated by their clubs with threats that they'll never play gaa again and all that ******ology... its a honour to play in the cup final. and no player shpuld risk his sides chances of winning by playing a poxy gaa match a day before the final.[/QUOTE]
Agree 100% plastic. Its happens every year.When will clubs learn to stop the rednecks signing at the start of the year unless the soccer is number one choice....:ball:
newmarket the venue !wat is the story wit
digaphone ?when will dat place b ready to
play on again no offence to newmarket who
have great facilites but wat is actually wrong
wit the county grounds
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Originally Posted by hacker
God you better tell your gaa players not to sign next year incase ye get into a clash with gaa.
We always tell GAA players not to sign with us but we do point them in your direction if they want to stay fit during the off-season:D:D
think your mis-informed.....Work being done on county grounds and should be ready for Avenue...:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
County grounds is always closed. Never seems to be available. What work is being done Hacker? Hopefully available for Cup final.
avenue ? wat are they left in
FAI Clare area and potentially league playoff is all I can think of.
By the way the fixture between Bridge and Lifford in MJ Clare area semi is on at Lee's road.
predictions for the weekends games are newmarket win and 4 draws, lifford havent been in 1 all season so it might just happen.........lifford v bridge utd tonight in lees road MJC clare area semis,..reckon lifford are gonna score a bag full once they get inferior opposition on a half decent pitch! congats to rineanna on getting to the final and think it will go all the way......if i was a gambler den i d bet on penaltys again wit lifford shading it. last league game of the premier on sunday and think that bunratty will win the league.......best of luck to all sides playing for survival and league honoursQuote:
Originally Posted by hacker
At least this inferior side have won the premier a couple of times in the last decade. Same inferior side that ended Liffords hopes this year.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by mastermind1
I heard that the leagues (schoolboy and CL) have joined forces and are paying a green keeper to get the pitch back to it's former glory and beyond.
Tis about time. When that pitch opened in 2000 (i think) it was top class and it went down hill after that.
I have heard it will be ready for the cup final. That is the rumor flying about. Newmarkets first pitch (nearest the road) is in top condition. They have done mighty work there and it is well worthy of the final if the county grounds are closed.
We might all be playing in Doora at least on one occassion next year!!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by b777b
The 4 Rineanna lads should really play the Cup Final if it comes to it, it is a bigger game than the hurlin and is probably the biggest game in Rineanna's history. If the County Final was on the same day as the 1st Round of the Clare Cup there would be no chance of them playing the soccer even if the soccer was on the day before.
Did ye see Joe's Semi-final reports in The Clare People today, in his report on the Olympic v Rineanna game he mentions the pitch in Newmarket "Despite playing against the hill in the first half" and again "...before playing up the slope in the second half". He must have got mixed up with his reports because he doesn't mention anything about the big slope in Cassidy Park and there's no hill in McDonough Park
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Originally Posted by vidic-class
Are you having a laugh pal, "there's no hill in McDonough Park"....
Come on now devilfish there isn't a hill, on the back pitch at most there is a very very very slight slope, Not something you'd call a hillQuote:
Originally Posted by devilfish
at the end of the day the players can deceide which is more important rare apperance in cup final or hurling ... already know answer as players involved big gaa heads so unfortunatly probaly chose the gaa over cup final ... as for report in clare people about sums up coverage of local soccer :mad: its been a long time since us older lads remember playing up newmarkets famous hill :DQuote:
Originally Posted by vidic-class
To Lift The CupQuote:
Originally Posted by celts1888
Rineanna Rovers 4/9 Lifford B 13/8
ok guys here is my problem with the clare League fixture, Lifford and Newmarket Quarter final was played at 4.30 because of munster rugby match the other quarter final on that day was played at 10.30, Munster game was at 1pm, I'd like to see a final with both squads having a full panel to chose from, the G.A.A won't change anything and why would they.The Cup finals of recent years have been played on Friday and saturday evenings and Saturday during the day and I think they played one at 6pm on a sunday evening. I'd hate to see a conflict for players, hope common sense prevails and we have a great cup final
Newmarket have a brilliant setup at McDonagh Park and it's a credit to everyone in the club, the 1st pitch, that was fenced off, looked a picture, but there is a definate slope on the 2nd pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidic-class
Speaking to players after the semi-final on sunday, many of them remarked how difficult it was playing up the hill and how much easier it was to play with the slope. Just look at how many more corners were taken from the bottom of the hill...
As for Cassidy Park, there is a slight incline from right to left but it has no influence on a game as there is no advantage gained.
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Originally Posted by azceltic
eh... am i missing something? what exactly is your problem?...
my problem is they will change regular times -for games on tv. So why can't they change for local games
Just put 2 and 2 together Stanley, obviously his problem is with 'the clare league fixtures' or 'fixture secretary'Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanley
to be honest, there are no "regular times" for clare league matches...Quote:
Originally Posted by azceltic
i know from personal experience that the fixtures secretary, and indeed league in general, are open to clubs requesting specific times to play games and will facilitate them (if possible)
i don't think his point was clearly made.Quote:
Originally Posted by studsup
he thinks it's fine for the GAA not to change their games because of possible clashes, but he has a "problem" with the C.D.S.L. not changing their k.o. times....
Logical. :rolleyes:
there will b no league playoff:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Prem Rep!
nice to see liiford boys ruling out a league playoff had a feeling they be lying down anyway http://foot.ie/forums/images/icons/icon4.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by b777b
cup final will have an attendance of what? 200 --500 people depending on who is in it
gaa county final,, 5000 - 9000 depending on who is in it
as for lifford lying down next sunday, i doubt they will not with mick kennedy over them
only thing is they are not good enough to beat bunratty so it doesnt really matter.
avenue/moher will be tough.if avenue come away with a win it will make a few clubs happy not to have that long drive back there again,
and with the gaa/soccer debate will moher have a conflict with football games at the weekend?