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22/04/2012, 12:47 PM
Dixie's Cousin

3 points in the bag
22/04/2012, 1:39 PM
Horse24

Quote:

Originally Posted by archie

Local Cup Rules, The John Hayes Cup, "Only players registered in the Junior First Division are eligible to play in this competition"I think this is straight forward enough,
With regard to this competition or any other rule, get your club to submit a "change of rule proposal for the AGM" to the MSL (re youth players or whatever)before 30th April as per rule 42, Thats the way to go, and stop ranting about the MSL and every rule in the book on here.

Does that mean the 19s could have played if they signed junior form?
22/04/2012, 3:45 PM
Dixie's Cousin

Any news on Carraigaline UCC?
22/04/2012, 3:50 PM
Clifford

2-1 Carrigaline. Win or bust for us now. View now gone but could hurt Bandon next week.
22/04/2012, 3:57 PM
Dixie's Cousin

Carraigaline gone top on goal difference, who else goes up is anybody's guess!
22/04/2012, 4:01 PM
Clifford

Bandon, Fermoy win and Ucc lose then 4 way play off. Ha ha
22/04/2012, 4:06 PM
Dixie's Cousin

Can't see UCC losing to Cobh, if I was a betting man
You lot to beat Carraigline, us to beat Bandon and UCC to win!
22/04/2012, 7:17 PM
Shinguard

Quote:

Originally Posted by Horse24

Does that mean the 19s could have played if they signed junior form?

Yes Horse.
23/04/2012, 5:14 PM
townhall tez

Looking at the 3 league tables there is still a lot to play for! Second division still to be decided and is pretty tight,first division is again exciting this year but the students are still favourite. Finally the relegation battle in the premier league is fascinating. Looks to me that the college committees mistake earlier in the season could be critical-ouch,that's gotta hurt!!!
23/04/2012, 5:32 PM
Sparky

Quote:

Originally Posted by townhall tez

Looking at the 3 league tables there is still a lot to play for! Second division still to be decided and is pretty tight,first division is again exciting this year but the students are still favourite. Finally the relegation battle in the premier league is fascinating. Looks to me that the college committees mistake earlier in the season could be critical-ouch,that's gotta hurt!!!

Totally agree, exciting matches lie ahead. I still fancy College C to get out of it. I could be mistaken but I think Blarney have Avondale and Rockmount still to play. I fancy Corinthians to get something in Avondale park tomorrow night. UCC should come up alright and will stay up I would imagine. Will Midleton get brought back into it? Whoever goes down I suppose deserves to go. Hard one to call.
23/04/2012, 8:32 PM
Dixie's Cousin

Heard a rumour we had 9 players yesterday! We weren't short! We had a full compliment, our opposition were short but I'd rather not talk about other teams!
23/04/2012, 11:41 PM
mayfield utd

Quote:

Originally Posted by townhall tez

Looking at the 3 league tables there is still a lot to play for! Second division still to be decided and is pretty tight,first division is again exciting this year but the students are still favourite. Finally the relegation battle in the premier league is fascinating. Looks to me that the college committees mistake earlier in the season could be critical-ouch,that's gotta hurt!!!

the 1st division has gone down to the last game a lot over the last few years,4 or 5 years ago when we went down to the 1st division ballincollig beat us and marys by 1 point to win the league,we lost the play off with marys 2-1 in extra time.the following season we went into the last game against leeds 1 point ahead of mahon and 2 points ahead of leeds,luckily we beat leeds to win the league,then you had last season when fermoy lost a play off to leeds,and this season gone to the last game again,brilliant stuff
24/04/2012, 11:04 AM
Chiefscout

Gareth Cambridge to Douglas hall
24/04/2012, 11:05 AM
footiefanatic

Next Saturday will be a great day for football. Reckon the place to be will be Fermoy, don't see Bandon beating castleview in their own patch. Even though they have nothing left to play for, I imagine Castleview will want to keep playing well in order to keep players in form for the cup! If i'm not mistaken fermoy are unbeaten at home in the league so far this season. Will be a very tough game for both sides with fermoy knowing only a win will do them in order to have a chance of promotion. Ucc will surely have no problems at home to Cobh, and Carrigaline to get the result they need away to Fermoy to join them in the premier :)
24/04/2012, 11:06 AM
footiefanatic

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chiefscout

Gareth Cambridge to Douglas hall

Is that definite, or just the start of the transfer rumours for the summer?
24/04/2012, 11:45 AM
Horse24

Quote:

Originally Posted by footiefanatic

Is that definite, or just the start of the transfer rumours for the summer?

Like the daffodils & the swallows or whatever........you know summer is coming when Chief Scout starts!
24/04/2012, 11:48 AM
Horse24

Not just based on this line, but, as a guy involved in a junior side, I just dont understand how paying someone in amatuer football works?
Im not being smart - just asking someone to help me understand.
My thinking is as follows: Beckham deserved the huge money he was on at Madrid, lets say for example 200k a week, cos he was bringing in 250k a week. No Brainer.
What do clubs gain from paying players? How do they get it back? How is it better than buying the U11's a training top or buying more footballs or spending it on a pitch?

Can someone who has been there offer an insight?

Thanks.
24/04/2012, 12:38 PM
Dixie's Cousin

Quote:

Originally Posted by Horse24

Not just based on this line, but, as a guy involved in a junior side, I just dont understand how paying someone in amatuer football works?
Im not being smart - just asking someone to help me understand.
My thinking is as follows: Beckham deserved the huge money he was on at Madrid, lets say for example 200k a week, cos he was bringing in 250k a week. No Brainer.
What do clubs gain from paying players? How do they get it back? How is it better than buying the U11's a training top or buying more footballs or spending it on a pitch?

Can someone who has been there offer an insight?

Thanks.

More sponsorship towards the club? Doubt Gareth Cambridge will go out there anyway. Can see him staying with Rockmount
24/04/2012, 1:17 PM
six-yard-box

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dixie's Cousin

More sponsorship towards the club? Doubt Gareth Cambridge will go out there anyway. Can see him staying with Rockmount

That's one sure thing that won't be happening. I played with garryduff but everyone knows how that worked with the paying of players. I dunno how clubs can justify it to be honest can't be good for the dressing room either
24/04/2012, 1:24 PM
Dixie's Cousin

I think if clubs want to pay players work away but it can't be good.

Chiefscout sure knows how to pick a story

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