Crow is decent but gone way back...Winters best keeper in Cork proved this last yearQuote:
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Crow is decent but gone way back...Winters best keeper in Cork proved this last yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Pass pass pass
Brendan Keating (Pearse) is top quality was outstanding for them last season
Proved what last year? He was missing most of the season and Dougal went on goal. Missed most big games as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by injurytime
Brendan Long for Glenthorn is head and shoulders above any otherQuote:
Originally Posted by PCoq
Have to agree with Michael here, Davey Crow is the start of any conversation with Keepers in the AUL.Quote:
Originally Posted by PCoq
Well, if he's playing. Superb with the ball @ his feet, great shot stopper, if he's in a penalty shoot out you may aswell just call it off and give them the win.
Crow is top top Keeper and proved this over past 4-5 years won practically everything bar A league if im not wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by SecondBall
Very good keeper to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by rooster
Self praise is no praise BrendanQuote:
Originally Posted by SFC16
Ya you tell him Ian Yelverton!!Quote:
Originally Posted by injurytime
Great to have the footie back again big win by Pearse could they go one better this year hard to look past Grattan but I think Village could have a big say
Hear the same with that Crowd every year for past 4-5 years they are Premier now all Bark no Bite tbh last cup the team won was nearly 7 years ago a 1st division cos they went up to Premier via 2nd/3rd place playoff...Quote:
Originally Posted by #Gaffer
Strong win for Glenthorn tho they will do well alot of Ex Leeds senior players also which is good to see
Ya heard Glenthorn signed well alright to be fair there b team r very strong as well they can't be as bad as last year anyway
I hear Lakewood have strengthened again ahead of the new season Ex Cork city player Cathal Lordan along with Steven Carroll 2 great signing's for them.
AUL Results for Tuesday 22nd August:
Mossie Linnane League Cup:
Group A: Lakewood Ath A 4 Village Utd 5.
Group B: Carrigtwohill Utd A 3 Grattan Utd A 0; St John Boscos 2 Bohemians 1.
Group C: Greenwood A 1 Innishvilla A 2; Macroom A v Coachford (off).
Group D: Knocknaheeny Celtic A 3 Rylane Celtic 1.
AUL 1: Blackstone Rovers 1 Donoughmore Ath 3; Temple Utd 2 Strand Utd 1; Tower FC 1 Rathcoole Rovers 2; Waterloo 4 Fairview 3.
AUL 1A: Glenthorn Celtic 2 Dunbar Celtic 6; Knockraha 3 Corkbeg 6; Springfield 1 Cathedral Celtic 1.
AUL 3A: Hillington v Knockraha (off).
The Grattan result is wrong they won 3 - 0
AUL Results for W\E 27th August: Mossie Linnane League Cup:
Group A: Village Utd v Crescent Ath (off); Glenthorn Celtic A 7 Lakewood Ath A 3.
Group B: Grattan Utd A 1 Bohemians 2; Leeview Ath A1 Carrigtwohill Utd A 2.
Group C: Greenwood A 0 Coachford 1; Innishvilla A 3 Macroom A 2.
Group D: Knocknaheeny Celtic A 4 Buttevant 0; Rylane Celtic 1 Kanturk 5.
AUL 1: Donoughmore Ath 5 Cloughduv Celtic 1; Rathcoole Rovers 1 Waterloo 2; Tower FC 3 Strand Utd 1.
AUL 1: Fairview 1 Blackstone Rovers 1.
AUL 1A: Dunbar Celtic 0 Pearse Celtic 4; Knockraha 0 Cathedral Celtic 0; Springfield 2 Corkbeg 1; Glenthorn Celtic 4 City Wanderers 4.
AUL 2: Richmond 6 Castleview 2; Knocknaheeny Celtic 1 Hibernians 2; Blackpool Celtic 1 CFC Banteer 4; Carrigtwohill Utd 0 Central Rovers 5.
AUL 3: Greenwood 1 Macroom 5; Killumney Utd 1 Lakewood Ath B 2; Buttevant 1 Ballinhassig 2; Bweeng Celtic 4 Ard Na Laoi 1; Innishvilla 1 Los Zarcos.2.
AUL 3A: Greenmount Rangers 0 Grattan Utd 4; Watergrasshill Utd 7 Hillington 0; Parkview Celtic 1 St John Boscos 1; Grangevale 3 Knockraha 2
Some big results this weekend bohs beating Grattan great result for them always seem to pull it out of the bag against Grattan , glenthorn seem to have hit the ground running along with knocknaheeny again and fine result for Kanturk as well never easy to go there and win especially that pitch good god.
Kanturk well used to playing on a bad pitch . There own is poor but Rylanes is a death trap . I wouldn't mountain goats out on that pitchQuote:
Originally Posted by #Gaffer
was at grattan game bohs were better than i thought they would be when i saw there team. grattan missed 2 good chances in second half to win the game was 1-1 when i left and there was 10 mins left and it was all grattan. so bohs nicked it late draw seemed fairQuote:
Originally Posted by #Gaffer
Anyone tell me does the mossie count for the 5 games played if your a B registered player and is it once your on the card that counts whether you come on or not
Took in the Bohs and Leeview hae last night poor game Leeveiw with 10 men behind the ball but very surprised on why Bohs didn't switch to 3 at the back and try change it up as they couldn't break down.
Yes these games are applicable to the 5 game rule was at game last night ye had alot of B players against Bohs any reason for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by #Gaffer
The #Gaffer isn't involved with us bud. We used these games to blood a few of the younger lads from the B team that performed well with them last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by injurytime
To blood a few players in...Its the mossie kid not the carling cup they are in the same league as ye..they are either good enough to play A or not..Quote:
Originally Posted by Leftside
HAHA very good "injurytime" i'll give ya that one. Give Niall a break though, he's one the good guys on here ;);)Quote:
Originally Posted by injurytime
They played 4-5-1 against grattan and it worked very well for them from what i saw add in the players they were missing robbie healy and keith harris and theyd have a very good squad. Surprised to see they only drew last night. Who is managing bohs now?Quote:
Originally Posted by injurytime
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Originally Posted by injurytime
How will they tell if they are good enough to play A or not if they don't play them in a competitive fixture???? What better competition to test them out than in the Mossie? Friendlies don't tell much if a player is good enough or not . Competitive games are what shows it
Thats the reason why you play decent teams in Friendly if you have any ambitions to win anything...Quote:
Originally Posted by JaketheSnake
Why play shipping league team and win 5 or 6 nil when you can play a Decent 1st division MSL team and get a proper workout..
Alot of teams past 2 or 3 years are playing games against low league teams winning and thinking every thing is gravy but when it comes down to it on A sunday Morning team are not upto it
Agree completely if i was manager of a team id be looking to play opposition that are a level above to see where we are really at. Its the players tho they are so fickle these days lose a couple of friendlies and there looking at other teams battering teams then as you say and they are looking to leave.Quote:
Originally Posted by injurytime
I disagree with you on this . Friendlies can be pretty much meaningless other than for getting your fitness up . So many substitutions in games disrupt the flow of the game and you cant really tell anything a lot of the time regardless of the quality of the opposition . You don't get to see a players true worth until they are playing in a game that actually means somethingQuote:
Originally Posted by injurytime
I Agree with you 100% regarding to many subs can ruin a game that's why you tell the lads in training or on Match day look lad's these games are all about getting a look at everyone some peoplemight play 90 some 45 ans some very little time but their is also another game on thursday where other lads will get their chance..Quote:
Originally Posted by JaketheSnake
Not play some shipping league crowd win 4-0 Player A got 3 on Wednesday A MJL team win 6-1 Player A got 4 but On a wet Sunday morning down in Rylane getting changed out of a portocabin Player A is moaning about having 2 odd socks and mot getting A sniff... Know your team before league starts..
Friendlies are meaningless unless the you have the fellas signed first day. Mossie is good prep for the league. I think the teams knocked out of the group stages should go in to a shield competition - keep fellas interested through the season.
Northside club looking for 2nd keeper.pm me if interested
Not involved with Leeview lads was just wondering as there seems to be a lot extra B teams this year as of friendlies absolutely pointless playing teams when you know ur going to hockey them just gives a false sense of how good you think you are and more than likely will get found out fairly quickly
AUL Results for W\E 3-Sep-17Mossie Linnane League Cup:
Group A: Village Utd 2 Glenthorn Celtic A 3; Lakewood Ath A 2 Crescent Ath 2;
Group B: Grattan Utd A 4 Leeview Ath A 0; Bohemians 3 Carrigtwohill Utd A 1;
Group C: Macroom 1 Coachford 1.
Group D: Rylane Celtic 1 Buttevant A 5; Kanturk 2 Knocknaheeny Celtic 2;
AUL 1: Tower FC 2 Temple Utd 0; Donoughmore Ath 4 Fairview 0; Blackstone Rovers 4 Rathcoole Rovers 0; Waterloo 4 Strand Utd 3.
AUL 1A: Knockraha 1 Springfield 3; Corkbeg 3 Dunbar Celtic 2; City Wanderers 2 Cathedral Celtic 3; Pearse Celtic 3 Glenthorn Celtic 1.
AUL 2: Central Rovers 2 Castleview 2; CFC Banteer 3 Carrigtwohill Utd 3; Hibernians 3 Leeview Ath 2; Knocknaheeny Celtic v Richmond (off).
AUL 3: Killumney Utd 1 Macroom 2; Kilmichael Rovers 3 Los Zarcos 0; Ballinhassig 2 Lakewood Ath 5; Bweeng Celtic 3 Buttevant 0; Innishvilla v Ard Na Laoi (off).
AUL 3A: St John Boscos 1 Knockraha 0; Grangevale v Southcoast Ath (off); Hillington 3 Grattan Utd 4; Parkview Celtic v Watergrasshill Utd (off).
Thanks for posting the results . Good to have you back Killer BQuote:
Originally Posted by #Gaffer
Sorry jakethesnake u have the wrong person couldn't tell ya who killer b is new to all this myself
Wow wow wow lads killer b has only one account here and I'm posting from it now !! Back playing ball so keeping the ol head down nice to see it's like eastenders here still 😂😂😂
Sure mate . You are fooling no one :DQuote:
Originally Posted by killer"B"
Well it's great to be back anyways ...Quote:
Originally Posted by JaketheSnake