Yes since the player scored 2 of Cork's goals in the quarter final I think she would have definitely made a difference to the result.
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Yes since the player scored 2 of Cork's goals in the quarter final I think she would have definitely made a difference to the result.
Often wondered about the fact that some players arrive home to play in the cups only to disappear at the later stages .Know its a done thing but if players are signed to usa colleges should they not be required to sit out these competitions.The girls that play in england do not seem to play when home on hols.
Players who play with colleges in Ireland are not required to sit out these competitions therefore I don't see why players in usa colleges should be? The girls playing in England are, for the most, playing with clubs as opposed to colleges and that's the reason why they don't generally play with their previous clubs when home on holsQuote:
Originally Posted by LmkSnr
Congrats to St.Francis on retaining the cup.Tough luck on St.Catherines.Sorry Br.Bernard I missed the game due to other football commitments.Is it not time Br Bernard got some kind of recognition from the FAI for his work in Ladies football?
Just a thought!!
I agree with what you say in relation to Br Bernard........and he's still smiling!! He's a Legend.
Catherines were robbed of a legitimate goal in the game. Maybe would have bin a different game then...who knows....and Francis were denied a goal from Mary Waldron off the underside of the bar.....and well over the line......but that's officials for you eh?
Just an aside, there was awful abuse dished out to Rhona Daly by some of the "fans"....there's no need for it.
I couldn't make the game but I know Hilda and Catherine who were doing the game personally and they are great guys and it's great to see women officials doing womens games.So give them a bit more respect.
The people that give the abuse are only showing their lack of knowledge of the rules and are only letting them selves down