Surprised to see him leave shannon town,who are bunrattys 2 main strikers before he came on the scene?Quote:
Originally Posted by devilfish
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Surprised to see him leave shannon town,who are bunrattys 2 main strikers before he came on the scene?Quote:
Originally Posted by devilfish
fantastic signing for bunratty,he will score plenty of goals. None against Newtown of course;)Quote:
Originally Posted by devilfish
He is expected to start up front with fellow new signing Jimmy Sheehan (ex Fairview and junior international) on Sunday morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by devilfish
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Originally Posted by CousinSylDolan
Is this a joke or what???
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Originally Posted by smellyfeet
i hope so jimmy sheehan is even older than me ... but what a player in his day .. :ball:
Saw him at training with the town on Wed.Quote:
Originally Posted by old git
lads..come on get a grip...ya he has been training with them because he wants to get his fitness up thats it...he hasn't signed...i mean he is singlehandedly running our A-team and is our talisman...i know we aren't doing the best this season but i don't think he is about to jump ship..in fact i know it i spoke to him an hour ago
lets put it to bed
Moher took the lead through after 5 mins. Newtown then woke up and dominated the rest of the game, 1-1 at half time. 2 further goals in 2nd half gave Newtown the 3 points. Moher came back into it for last 10 mins but it was a fairly comfortable win in the end.
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Michael O’Gorman Youths Cup First RoundQuote:
Originally Posted by Bossman
Moher Celtic 1-4 Newtown F.C . This should read Mohar 4 - 1 Newtown
Bridge United 1-3 Avenue United
Moneypoint 1-3 Corofin Harps
about sums up the clare league cannot even get results right now :DQuote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
heard this result is going to Newtown?Quote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
And why would that be then?
Congrats to Corofin B who pulled of the shock of the round beating Bridge Celtic. A well deserved victory by all accounts.
Performance of the so-called top teams was interesting this weekend. Just shows that the cup is unpredictable. League champs Bridge Celtic out, Bunratty pushed all the way to pens and very lucky to come out on top, Kildysart had Newmarket on the ropes by all accounts and Newtown hadn't it all their own way in Liscannor.
This trend had been evident over the last couple of years. Do ye think teams rise their game against 'bigger' opposition for these cup games or is it a case of the top teams not giving the competition the respect it deserves?
[QUOTE=Scobie;874916]Performance of the so-called top teams was interesting this weekend. Just shows that the cup is unpredictable. League champs Bridge Celtic out, Bunratty pushed all the way to pens and very lucky to come out on top, Kildysart had Newmarket on the ropes by all accounts and Newtown hadn't it all their own way in Liscannor.
Newtowns game against moher was league game not cup.
i may be wrong here but newtown played moher in league last sunday as per papa-j post earlier and by his account newtown controlled most of game .. bridge celtic a beaten was a big shock alright.. would agree most teams would raise there game against bigger oposition as they have nothing to lose anyway.. :ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scobie
Moher B looked impressive against Rienna - only saw a bit of it - 3-1 at the time - dosn't say much for Rienna
[QUOTE=Spudd;874921]spudd .. are your sure you should be posting under newtown crestQuote:
Originally Posted by Scobie
newtown game against moher was played at ballycasey .. :D:D
I know lad. I was there.
Edited my post,just for you!