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restarted last season with u7 & u/8's. hope to push on this seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by Football Alien
after being out of schoolboy football fot a few years you have to start at the bottom and work up.
youths restarted last season also and have started well this season (4 wins out of 4) credit due to all involved in both the s'boys and youths...
ah no sorry there robert didnt play with balla until junior really. played schoolboy with wembley all the way up then went to caherdavin for a couple of years while he wanted to play rugby and eventually went to balla at junior levelQuote:
Originally Posted by backodanet
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Originally Posted by backodanet
Tom Daly played with Distillery for a few years..
dont get me wrong lads but ye have mentioned 3 or 4 players from each clubQuote:
Originally Posted by backodanet
when they probably have 17 or 18 signed.clubs call it expenses but i know its payment.expenses from one side of town to the other ha ha what a joke for people to even think its expenses.
I'd say games are doubtful to go ahead again tonite and possibly Thursday with all the rainfall. Forecast is bad again Tomorrow with a slight improvement on Thursday. I see its FAI games on Sunday.
All games called off tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by Bonovox
brock,mcnamara and sullivan were not always balla and o leary played with fairview last yearQuote:
Originally Posted by backodanet
Robert Brock played with caherdavin and coonagh underage and i think david o leary played 2 levels with fairview.As for shane doran,he's a caherdavin man.I think balla are the only so called big team with the majority all balla through and through.Quote:
Originally Posted by backodanet
Up until the end of last season Pike would have had, McGarry/Stewart/Morris/PhelanQuote:
Originally Posted by Yorkie
Its bit of a non starter of a post though as some teams listed above haven't/didn't have a schoolboy setup for a long time.
Just a bit of advice Rob you can multi quote on here so you could have said all those in one post and saved some time. :)
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Originally Posted by Jock MIB
Sound. I'm new to this
Have to agree with soccer has gone a funny old way with players moving clubs.
It now means you have two leagues in the premier.
Balla,pike,fairview,aisling,regional and boro in league 1
wembley,kilmallock,dromore,corbally.carew and granville in league 2.
Not sure there is much that can be done about that tho. Maybe play each team once then split the league in two. Top 6 and bottom 6 like they used do in Scotland a few years ago. That could give every team something to play. Then if you play the other 5 teams in your group twice you play 21 games a season. That's probably not even a runner but it could stop teams rolling over towards the end of the season.
Fair enoughQuote:
Originally Posted by On The Ball
good man rob nice to see someone that sees what is happening with limerick junior soccer.your idea would b agreat success but the council would not listen to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by rob67
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Originally Posted by faces
Are you serious there are gulfs in class in every league thats the way it is! You want to play mini-leagues within leagues...get a grip!
Exactly.Its junior soccer and the whole point in playing premier is to play against the best teams in the league.1 game against the top and then its twice against the so called smaller teams.Playing against all the big teams should up your game regardless of whether there's anything to play for or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mixer
Are you saying that the above 4 names played with Pike ONLY at Junior level?Quote:
Originally Posted by Green_Hoop
If so, you are wrong bud........
Phelan played with Fairview
McGarry played a few junior games with the Dines (when he was still a minor)
alan barry got a transfer from st michaels tonight:eek:
how much did that cost