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AUL RESULTS Tuesday 22nd April
Presidents Cup Final: Glenthorn Celtic B 1 Pearse Celtic B 2.
Premier League: Innishvilla v Killumney Utd (off); Park Utd 3 Glen Celtic 1; Kilreen Celtic 2 Greenwood 0; Springfield 1 Blarney St Ath 3.
Premier A League: Blackstone Rovers 0 Carrigtowhill Utd 0.
AUL 3A: St John Boscos 4 Dunbar Celtic 3; Tower FC 3 Carrigaline Utd 0; Crescent Ath 3 Carrigtwohill Utd 0.
AUL 3B: Strand Utd 0 Ballincollig 2; Ballinhassig 1 Coachford 3.
Isn't it very ironic that tonight at Turners cross pearse vs glenthorn the aul in all there infanite wisdom decided to appoint a match official (linesman) who's brother is heavily involved with pearse Celtic ?.
to me that is an absolute joke ...
What are you trying to say? That the aul purposely did this so he could favour pearse Celtic ? Would ya stop don't be so silly please.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barrypirlo
I'm not saying that I'm just saying it's a very stupid appointment to be honest because sure if it was the other way round you be up here giving it what for ... Give it a rest ... This ain't the msl forum ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by tricksey
So why bring up a meaningless point did he cost glenthorn the game our something? I know but this is a nice forum :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barrypirlo
What do you mean - msl forum?Quote:
Originally Posted by Barrypirlo
Tricksey, the point being made is that the AUL & officials are leaving themselves open to unnecessary grief. Seemingly, it didnt effect the game...............but, if it had done, afterwards is too late to fix it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricksey
We have had an official play a game last year on a horrendous pitch cos the league challengers (containing his son & son in law) wanted the 3 points from the relegation battlers. He didnt even check the pitch - walked out to centre circle with ball in his hand and plonked it into the muck! I laughed as I heard the squelch from the sideline!! In this case, he did not check the pitch and therefore did wrong, but either way, the AUL and official are leaving themselves open to unecessary grief.
exactly my point ... Is it fair to say our league is becoming a controversial laughing stock ? ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Horse24
Well said horse.
I hear the last goal was offside and guess who's side it was on ?Quote:
Originally Posted by tricksey
Good old aul ...
Oh you heard you didn't see very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barrypirlo
Horse I understand your point and agree with it
Sure your always gonna say opposite your a former pearse member.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricksey
but I'm sure the neutral would agree with me that they obviously should
of appointed a different official and not a relative of a pearse member. come on tricksey that's an awful decision to do that ?. How could you possibly think it's right .
for me it's a massive blunder by the aul.
I think you should go back to the msl forum and ask one of them what they think.
I wouldn't say massive blunder but just a policy to be looked at. I'm pretty sure no official deliberately cheats but just exposing themselves to accusations like that offside one. I don't think the linesman did anything deliberately but it's hassle that can be avoided.
It's a serious thing that could of been avoided ... The guys brother is involved with them ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Horse24
If I were a glenthorn man I'd b rightly cheesed of with it.
but look pearse won in the end and well done to them. There might be FairPlay next year it might be his cousin instead of a brother hahaha :)
Thursday 24th April Ko. 6.45 PM Sharp.
AUL 1
Fairview v Bohemians, Fairfield, K.Hennessy
Ballinhassig v Dillon Cross Ath, Gortnaglough, R.Murphy
AUL 1A
UCC v Hibernians, The Farm, J.Lenihan
Richmond v Waterloo, Garrandarragh, Wilton, L.Buckley
Dunbar Celtic v Greenmount Rangers, Murphys Farm, B.Noonan
AUL 2
Macroom v De Courcey Albion, Town Park, N.Cunneen
Blackpool Celtic v Strand Utd, Temple Park, T.Kelleher
CFC Banteer v Rylane Celtic, Banteer Sports Centre, G.Duffy
AUL 2A
Grangevale v St John Boscos, Grangevale Pk, G.Gaffney
Glen Celtic v Central Rovers, Glen Pk, D.Donovan
AUL Thursday’s Results
AUL 1: Fairview 2 Bohemians 2; Ballinhassig 1 Dillon Cross Ath 3.
AUL 1A: UCC 2 Hibernians 3; Richmond 0 Waterloo 4; Dunbar Celtic 1 Greenmount Rangers 1.
AUL 2: Macroom 2 De Courcey Albion 4; Blackpool Celtic 0 Strand Utd 2; CFC Banteer 0 Rylane Celtic 4.
AUL 2A: Grangevale 0 St John Boscos 3; Glen Celtic 1 Central Rovers 2.
good top of the table game down the glen park tonight all go for both team cenrtral just pipped it in the end wit a 2-1 hope central mid-fielder james russell its ok got a nasty knock in the eye it was like a valenica type one !!!
Focus on tonight’s results:
AUL 1:
Dillon’s Cross Athletic are the new leaders of league one after their 3-1 victory away to Ballinhassig tonight. This victory now very much puts them in the driving seat as we start to approach a very crucial stage of the season.
And as Fairview bite into their hectic backlog a dropped point against Bohemians after a 2-2 draw tonight will be a set-back for them. Playing catch-up with so many games in hand to the front-runners was always going to be a big ask.
AUL 1A:
What a result for Waterloo A tonight – a 4-0 victory away to Richmond have really de-railed Richmond’s challenge on the title now.
And what about Hibernians?.... They were 0-2 down, their goalkeeper saves a penalty to prevent a third going in and then, they go on and win 3-2 in the end. When you see something like that happening in the position they’re in, well, the title can only go one direction now surely.
Elsewhere, it ended all square at Murphy’s Farm as Dunbar drew 1-1 with Greenmount.
AUL 2:
It was a big turning point also in the race for the title in league two – Blackpool Celtic went down 0-2 at home to Strand United which certainly did them no good at all while leaders Rylane consolidated further at the top with another three points following their emphatic 4-0 win away to Banteer.
Elsewhere, Macroom B’s tale of woe for the season continued tonight when they went down 2-4 at home to De Courcey.
AUL 2A:
In the top of the table clash here, Central had a massive 2-1 victory away to Glen Celtic B and this victory now puts them back at the helm of this division again.
Boscos moved up to third spot after a solid performance saw them get the better of Grangevale 3-0 at Grangevale Park.
glen celtic b 1 central rovers 2 . massive win for central tonight fair play lads well done ye work hard for each other and ye all do a good job . we were missing some key players but we worked hard well done to our lads it just didn't happen for us tonight we forget and move on and work hard again . best of look to central for the rest of the season a nice bunch of lads
CORK AUL FIXTURES
Friday 25th April Ko. 7.30 pm
Premier A League
Douglas Hall v Carrigtwohill Utd , Moneygourney, G.Stephens
AUL 1A
Buttevant v Millstreet Celtic, Buttevant, J.Gaffney
Saturday 26th April Ko 3.00pm Unless Otherwise Stated
City Challenge Cup Semi Final
Fairview v UCC A, Fairfield, T.Mazur
Glen Celtic B v Crescent Ath, Glen Pk, J.Gaffney
County Cup 3rd Round
CFC Banteer v De Courcey Albion / St John Boscos C, Banteer Sports Centre, B.Dowling
County Cup Quarter Final
Richmond A v Knockraha, Garrandarragh, Wilton, 2.00pm, E.McNally
Hibernians v Waterloo A / Ballincollig,Shanbally, T.Tully
Corinthians Cup 3rd Round
Lakewood Ath A v Carrigtwohill Utd B, Ovens, T.Kelleher
Premier League
Kilreen Celtic v Glen Celtic, Murphys Farm, D.O’Mahony
Blarney St Ath v Pearse Celtic, GACA Pitches, Brooklodge, L.Buckley
Premier A League
Glenthorn Celtic v Grattan Utd, Glenthorn Park, J.Lyne
Macroom v Glenvale, Murray Field, R.Murphy
AUL 1A
Donoughmore Ath v Dunbar Celtic, Donoughmore, J.Lenihan
AUL 2
Rylane Celtic v Blackpool Celtic, Rylane, D.Donovan
AUL 2A
St John Boscos v City Wanderers, WaterRock Pk, K.Hennessy
Corkbeg v Central Rovers, Whitegate, S.Barry
AUL 3
Richmond v UCC, Ballyhank, Waterfall, J.Sweeney
Innishvilla v Ard Na Laoi, Knocknacurra, Innishannon, P.O’Sullivan
AUL3B
Ballinhassig v Los Zarcos, GortnaGlough, S.Madine
Coachford v Bweeng Celtic, Carrigadrohid, N.Cunneen
Sunday 27th April Ko. 10.45am Unless Otherwise Stated
Corinthians Cup 3rd Round
Castlelack v Strand Utd B, Castlelack, P.O’Sullivan
Dillons Cross Ath v Kanturk, Silverheights Pk, D.O’Mahony
Premier League
Killumney Utd v Coachford, The Farm, G.Stephens
Premier A League
Blackstone Rovers v Castleview, Fairfield, 2.00 pm K.Hennessy
AUL 1
Ballinhassig v Bohemians, Gortnaglough, D.Kleir
Cathedral Celtic v Watergrasshill Utd, Fairfield, B.Noonan
AUL 2
Strand Utd vAfton Villa, Ballyanley, G.Duffy
AUL 2A
Shandon Celtic v Park Utd, Pophams Field, T.Kelleher
Grangevale v Hillington, Grangevale Pk, S.Barry
AUL 3
Greenwood v Glenthorn Celtic, Leaghanamore, M.Doody
Parkview Celtic v Knocknaheeney Celtic, Pfizer Pk, B.Dowling
AUL 3A
Dunbar Celtic v Pearse Celtic, Murphys Farm, 3.00 pm, J.Gaffney
St John Boscos v Carrigaline Utd, Water Rock Pk, M.O’Connor
AUL 3B
Glanworth v Lakewood Ath, Glanworth, Alan McDonagh
FIXTURE ADJUSTMENTS:
Saturday, 26 April, 3pm.
County Cup 3rd Round: CFC Banteer v De Courcey Albion, Banteer Sports Centre, B. Dowling.
County Cup Quarter Final: Hibs v Waterloo A, Shanbally, T. Tully.