and its actions like throwing water bottles from dugouts is the reason why people hate clonmel celtic!
"town were nothin special" a half a team out and your star studded rejects still cudnt beat us!
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and its actions like throwing water bottles from dugouts is the reason why people hate clonmel celtic!
"town were nothin special" a half a team out and your star studded rejects still cudnt beat us!
its a running track! made to run on!
That water bottle came from the Town dugoutQuote:
Originally Posted by ComeOnTownNow
Jossi Guerin former Ballynanty Rvs player scored for Micks tonight.
A good signing for them think he won a couple of F.A.I.s with Fairview.
so we threw a water bottle at barry ryan for scoring at us??? get a grip! the whole complex saw it!
took his goal well tonight, he got one chance and stuck it not a bad start to his saints career,Quote:
Originally Posted by blueboy2
Jimmy Carr is gonna take some stopping this season lads his pace is blistering, in my opinion he is prob best junior winger in the country at the moment
Plays left wing right ? We played micheals in the semi of the delaney cup ( was'nt at the match myself ) but the lads came back raving about him.. they said he was class and ridicolously fast !Quote:
Originally Posted by balls
http://www.paddypower.com/football/f...and-non-league
Galbally 11/2 Draw 5/1 Town 1/4
Cashel 4/6 Draw 3/1 Wildies 3/1
Cahir 4/1 Draw 5/1 Saints 3/10
Celtic 10/11 Draw 13/5 Peake 23/10
Well done to Ian Cleary, has all the qualities to be a big asset to whatever club he's with.
The question is, how long can Saints hold onto this diamond of a player before a League of Ireland club comes sniffing along? He is one of the best players St. Michaels have had for the past couple of years, and came up through the ranks also. No one can catch him when he's on the run, he got man of the match again at the final of JD Cup two weeks ago, he scored 3 goals on the night.
ya jimmy carr has come on leaps and bounds in the past year. i would say he is easily the best player in the league at the moment. not long before he gets a cap i would think
Couple of fixture changes!Quote:
Originally Posted by AB84
http://www.paddypower.com/football/f...and-non-league
Galbally 11/10 Draw 21/10 Wilderness 21/10
Cashel 4/1 Draw 4/1 Town 4/11
Cahir 4/1 Draw 5/1 Saints 3/10
Celtic 10/11 Draw 13/5 Peake 23/10
The Wildie look good their to double your money, great start to the season and showed Tuesday night they can score goals. Tails will be up over their heads.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB84
Unfortunately, Cashel could be heading for another defeat.
Saints at 3/10 is buying money
And I'd call the last one for Celtic
your tipping is getting better inside the rock almost 4/4 this week . what happened in peake clonmel celtic game who was the player injured, hopefully its nothing too serious,
Business as usual this week in tsdl with saints and town getting wins. Cashel and cahir must have played fairly okay to keep the big two to within a goal in there games, but both need to get points on the board soon . wildies 3 points again today there off to a flier anyone know is it one team going down this year or 2?
My tipping couldn't get worse balls :oQuote:
Originally Posted by balls
But to be fair, Cashel were absolutely robbed against Town. They had by far the better chances, but just couldn't convert, and Richie Ryan was savage in the Clonmel goal. And then what do Town do.. go up the other end and score a poxy goal from a corner with two minutes to go. Cashel really deserved something from the game, but that's the fine line between winners and losers. On that form though, if Cashel can keep plugging away, they'll start to pick up points. They just have to do it fast.
From what I heard of the Celtic/Peake game, apparently one of the Celtic players swallowed his tongue and went blue in the face. Really scary stuff and brings a lot of what we banter about here between each other into context. Screw Shankly, it's not a matter of life or death, especially when you are talking about amateur players who have to get on with the rest of their lives when the whistle blows. Hope everything is ok and the player involved makes a full recovery.
As for the Wildies, fair play to them. Lets be honest, how many thought they'd be heading straight back down again ? But, unbeaten after three, and top scorers in the league, they are on fire. And a start like that will only breed more confidence into them. They destroyed Cashel in midweek, and no team will fancy playing them at their place. And they'll really get their local crowd behind them when they play. Plus, contrary to what many might have thought, it's not a team of up and at 'em route one football, but clever fast skillful play that has got them to where they are. Well done. The game against Town on Wednesday could be a hothouse. I'd predict after seeing Town today, that they will get something from it.
Heard it was centre half Scully ..hes fine now though thanks be to god must have been very scary for everyoneQuote:
Originally Posted by balls
Any odds for Wednesday nights fixtures?
http://www.paddypower.com/football/f...and-non-league
Wildies 9/2 Draw 9/2 Town 1/3
Celtic 1/3 Draw 9/2 Cashel 4/1
Galbally 11/4 Draw 11/4 Cahir 4/6
Saints 1/2 Draw 10/3 Peake 7/2
Draw, Celtic, Draw, SaintsQuote:
Originally Posted by AB84
Unfortunately.
Town
Celtic
Galbally
Saints
Town have everyone back bar Darren Burns, they were depleted against Cashel, a win is a win, cudnt buy a win this time last year
Tell me about it COTN... it's hard going when you don't get anything from a performance like Sunday, but then like yourselves, we just have to keep plugging awayQuote:
Originally Posted by ComeOnTownNow
That has to be one of the most horrific things that could happen on a pitch. I believe the actions of Alan Leahy helped Simon a lot.Best wishes to Scully and wishing him a speedy recovery. As Inside the Rock says above, it puts a lot of rivalry / banter into perspecive.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB84
11/4 for Galbally seems very big? they've beaten Peake Villa already and Cahir are no great shakes away from homeQuote:
Originally Posted by AB84
Yeah, reflected in the poor price for the draw at 11/4Quote:
Originally Posted by Den Perry
Yes, fair play to Alan Leahy, he's being praised for his actions and rightly so. I think this incident also puts an onus now on all clubs to make sure that some of its members are capable of providing at least basic first aid in such situations. I think with Simon Scully's incident, even something as simple as putting him into the recovery position made a big difference.
how did he go down did he feint or what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Insidetherock
I just logged on as I hadnt looked at the thread in a week or so..............................I thought I'd logged on to the Paddy Power website :p
There was a clash of heads, but it was the awkward fall that did the damageQuote:
Originally Posted by ShaneM
simon is a very brave player, best wishes to him, was a big loss to town! mighty player!
plaudits to alan leahy, a decent lad and probably one of the best centre halves in TSDL
Alan Leahy is an outstanding centre half and a top lad as well,thank god he knew what he was doing on Sunday when the injury occurred,i would like to wish Simon Scully a speedy recoveryQuote:
Originally Posted by ComeOnTownNow
THANKS...very lucky alan knew what he was doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by ponyobrien
how do ye think the st micheals and peake villa match will go tonight?
michaels to stroll it id say, heard they are strong, especially in the air
peake must be strugglin with loughnane and o'connor gone
think one or two more have left as well
dont know i think it will be close...villa looked very convincing against cahir....havent seen micheals yet....i would go with a draw game myself..
Wilderness 3 Clonmel Town 5
Celtic 1 Cashel 1
Go on the Town.. finally something for our good work and effort. Been a hell of a start to the season, but hopefully we can kick on from here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redman028
And heard the Wildies gave Clonmel Town a fright too. 3-3 with ten minutes to play before Town got on top. Same as against us on Sunday, you can't beat the old dog for the hard road.
Heard that Cahir beat Galbally away 1-0. It's going to be a hell of a scrap at the bottom if two teams go down (actually, will probably be a hell of a scrap if even one team go down)
Think we'll just concentrate on the FAI this year :o
any scores in the peake villa and micheals match?
Saints beat Villa 1-0 with a late late goal,when your luck is out its really out. Heard on the sideline Town won 5-3 and Barry Ryan got another hat trickQuote:
Originally Posted by ShaneM
People can say what they like about Barry Ryan, he is his own biggest fan but has there been a season where he hasnt scored 20 goals,2 hat tricks in 2 derby games,just cant knock it,although im sure someone will :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mega Tots
Ya it was quiet a game... Wildies came from 3-1 down to level with 10 mins to go but they gave away a goal with in a min of equalising and it took a fantastic save in dying moments from Richie Ryan to save Town... The scored a 5th with last kick of game but Town got a mighty fright and will be relieved to come awaywith pts. Wildies big problem on the night was keeping things tight after equalising, They levelled at 1-1 and within 1 min they were 2-1 down and same thing happened once they pulled it back to 3-3Quote:
Originally Posted by Insidetherock
lads i heard the referee was a pure joke in the villa game....that game was to big for such a new referee and it showed....gary lyonns was brought down for a clear penalty and fell under the pressure of the micheals bench.....