best keeper in cork bar none .Quote:
Originally Posted by legend23
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best keeper in cork bar none .Quote:
Originally Posted by legend23
Haha. You are too funnyQuote:
Originally Posted by 1fortheTeam
best keeper in cork bar none . Spot on 1for don't think there's a better man to stop a penaltie as he proved out the cross time and time again
If he was best keeper in cork he'd be playing for the best team in cork or even best league in cork.hes a very good junior keeperQuote:
Originally Posted by 1fortheTeam
Get a grip man. A penalty stopper doesn't make a great keeper.Quote:
Originally Posted by HOTshot89
Era he's handy. That's it
John Cochran back to glen Celtic I hear ?
Won't be much of a queue for him anymoreQuote:
Originally Posted by Barrypirlo
I would have to agree with you there ... Not the same lad that I watched down coachford.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefscout
Glen Celtic A are looking for a friendly this coming Saturday away from home.
Anyone interested, please contact Brendan @ 087-2030828
He done serious damage with the Glen a couple of seasons back, in a lower league. Struggled when went up the levels then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barrypirlo
struggled to 46 league and cup goals to help coachford win a prem and this season an aoh with blarney st all be it not as many goals but that will come back .many a player would love to strugle to them honours.Quote:
Originally Posted by K.C.
There was some shocking teams in the league that season. But you still have to put the ball in the net. The standards were much higher season just gone and the volume of goals was much less. Youd hardly let your son compete against you in the same league by choice when you rate him so highly. Trouble at blarney st??
Good player on his day, never stops bitching tho sure look at him out Murphy farm last league game Las yr didn't shut up fighting wit his players and managers an all
When i said 'up the levels' i was thinking of when he went MSL 1for. I'm not saying he's a bad player. Just having seen the promise he showed a couple of seasons back and wondered was it because of the league he was in at the time. Dont want this to turn into a John Corcoran thread now do we?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1fortheTeam
i agree with you kid in some of what you say sure give it a tilt in msl yourself and see the pitfalls or if you have been in msl you know where its a leval above best of luck for the season kc great year you had last season .Quote:
Originally Posted by K.C.
Good to be back playing again time get fit for the coming season :) what I'm hearing greenwood are losing most of there players Pearse and Kilreen are gaining most of them Don't no what happened but I thought they'd stay together with a good season last year won the mossie
Blarney Street Athletic are inviting applications for the position of Manager.
All enquiries please to Vince @ 085 7604043
On the AUL website Guess it is true!!!!
Madness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tekkers
Will probably be a lot of changes in Blarney Street so. Could lead to a very strong Glen Celtic side If players were to move on without the bossman Paulie.
Thought 1b was gaffer there.Blarney St
Heard barry o donovan gone back to a team and mark nolan to b teamQuote:
Originally Posted by R75215
If Paulie goes to gratin I'm sure John skilly and Barry and Colin Keane n bubbles will go up to him a lot of players who look upto him..
Barry gone back ages ago as far I'm hearing mark is not playing at all this season ....Quote:
Originally Posted by schoolboygodno9
I know there was a lot of bad feeling when they left for the street so I wonder would they be welcome back with open arms. Good players that would benefit the glen. The street could be in trouble if they all jump ship but this was said last year when they were signing all the players. Crazy situation what ever went on.Quote:
Originally Posted by R75215
Was he relieved of his services or did he leave?
there is no bad blood or falling out in the street its the plum job in cork i needed to step back it needs 100% i couldnt give that and i dont cheat any club ,the street is all good on and off the pitch .sure il do the kitman job to any new players thinking of signing you couldnt go wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by backpass
Best of luck with everything 1for
That's fair enough. All the best to you anyway. You have gotten your fair share of abuse on here from time to time but handled it well with results.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1fortheTeam
thanks kid i do my best and had a bit of luck as for abuse water off a duck sure its always nice to win ..il be back lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by backpass
Best of luck 1for stepping down with an aoh under your belt, I'm sure we will see u back in somewhere soon enough great to see good managers giving other lads a shot and big silverware
As for loyalty in the aul the Blarney st situation just proves that most players don't care about the club they play for each year, to win an aoh and for most there players to leave is ludicrous it leaves the club in a bad situation.The days of clubmen are gone .
It's not that at all I'd say .. It's the players in the aul these days ... they actually think there professionals ... Huge egos ... Not many loyal players anymore. All jumping ship from club to club ...Quote:
Originally Posted by cornerflags
the situation is no situation the club is in great nick on and off the pitch and thats a personal opinion im not speaking for blarney st.Quote:
Originally Posted by cornerflags
john corcran and skilly left title winning sides to join blarney st. Mark nolan and barry o donovan left a promotion winning glen team. David crow left an aoh winning team. I know he left the club for work commitments in the first place so hed be the exception. But the professional game has led to this excessive movement. There are also too many clubs. Fellas get taken off these days rip there jerseys off and shout "im gone" "im gone". Loyalty is long gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by cornerflags
Spot on!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pass pass pass
its not shows what people know mark and barry won prem A mark as capt.Quote:
Originally Posted by HOTshot89
that's a brilliant post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pass pass pass
They leave all these places because they think they have a chance at winning the league, in my eyes it's good old fashioned glory hunting!!! The days of loyalty are well gone, considering if you look at the players in question they've all nearly played for a different club over the past 4 or 5 seasons and to be honest that includes 1for as well. 80% of the players are no longer playing for the jersey or the club, it's for themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pass pass pass
Leaving that point, i'm hearing there's a fierce shift out the southside with Greenwood losing quite a few players? If it's true it's a right shame when you have an exodus from both the Mossie and AOH winning teams.
Greenwood finding it hard to put a squad together. Real shame that the manager seems to be getting little respect. A good football man.Quote:
Originally Posted by buzzkill
Kilreen likely to benefit.
Kilreen are benefitting poo loyd and tundy rumoured to be training with them . Nags is off to ibiza soon hell bring back some luckyluckies with him no doubt to fill up the squadQuote:
Originally Posted by Hot Chilli
shame to see greenwood crumble like that if true a good good season in all last season .........