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No Mcsharry for Town? It was still a case of the old dog for the hard road, The 2 Shanahans and Barry Ryan were superb, David Mcgrath seemed to be struggling with an injury throughout the game but was still just as effective, Moyne dominated possession but without any real threat, Town were superbly organised and disciplined, a credit to the management, certainly seem to be getting 100% out of every single player, will be a dark horse in the last 32Quote:
Originally Posted by SgtBilko
David McGrath and Shane Flynn
Clonmel town away to Carew park cracker
doubt there poor in fairness but i know nothing about them so...Quote:
Originally Posted by hightackle
Hightackle they must have something about them if they have got to the last 32. They were also without a lot of first teamers according to a few of the last posts, anyone know the team and who were missing?
Town team was Evan Comerford, Browne, Ray Condon, Adrian Cleere, John Shanahan, Whelan, Shane Flynn, ? ,Paul Shanahan, Barry Ryan, David Mcgrath. They were missing both Mcsharry's, Scully, Quinlivan, AchesonQuote:
Originally Posted by SgtBilko
TSDL website has this down for 11:30 - Town's has it for 2:00 - anyone know which is correct (in Ferryhouse I presume)Quote:
Originally Posted by dobsie01
Must still be 11.30am because the Ref Paddy Keane is going on to do another game at 2.30pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galla
11.30 in ferryhouse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galla
Spot on lads - thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by dobsie01
John Connery to Carew park.
Great signing for carew. Top of the league and adding to the squad is good sign from carew park. Is connery cup tied for mjc and fai.Quote:
Originally Posted by thomas72
Saints could do with getting one or two new players in to freshen things up in new year.
no he is available to play in both fai and MJC .Quote:
Originally Posted by balls
i knew he hadnt played much this season alright with working out of the country so all the better for carew that he is not cup tied. fair play to ye on getting a few in anyway thomas be great to see new league champions in limerick this season rather than same team winning everything. Looks like ye are going to give it a right go anyway. Should be a great tie also in fai when ye meet clonmel town. All though not as strong as some of the magnificent sides town have had in the past 10 years , they are a good solid side this year with a great mix of youth and experience. so should be a cracking cup tieQuote:
Originally Posted by thomas72
Good win for Town. Just heard they won 2-0 v Old Bridge.
good win how far off yer first 11 started that game?Quote:
Originally Posted by complexman
I don't know. I was working yesterday so I couldn't go
went to the saints v tipp town yesterday, played @ cooke park after tipptown pitch failed pitch inspection,what a display by the tipp town team they done themselves proud and if not for the ref who gave a penalty to saints the result would have being different,was standing with saints fans and they could not believe that the ref gave the penalty,,,t keating you are a joke,
You weren't beside us stonewall peno but saying that tipp town played very well but saints were shocking worryingly so I have to admit ,it was the same the week before against bansha both games should HV been over after 20 the result in both games was never in doubt sloppy mistakes at the back as I said very worrying for saintsQuote:
Originally Posted by qwertyabu
Worrying times indeed. Home to Greenwood in Munster Cup a team 4th in Cork AUL prem div. Sanits will need to find some form soon otherwise their season could end with no Trophy, which for a club of their size will be a disaster and make it harder next season to get new blood in. The schoolboy and youth set up is producing very few, if any players that could hope to get anywhere near a top junior team. With Limerick clubs getting stronger saints can not pull players from there as they used to.Quote:
Originally Posted by rightboy