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Brian & Paidi O Sull were on bench with (knocks), Gavin Daly, Derek Delea, Jack Aherne, Gonks, Alec Nodwell all out. No excuse, team out should have won it. Costly 3 pts I reckon. We have been plagued by injuries but to be honest its our missed chances that are costing us games.Quote:
Originally Posted by pacman
it just shows how level the premier and premier a leagues have become .with both leeside of premier and carraig of premiera both loosing at home this weekend.predicting the outcome of weekend results in the leagues is becomeing harder and harder.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebooboys
Forgot to give the Greenwood keeper a mention. He made at least three top drawer saves, low down, from point blank range. Easily Man of the match.
[QUOTE=pacman;1557655]Macroom struggling big time, dont see much hope for them.[/QUO
it don't help either when your getting players sent off every week..
Are you blaming the refs or your former teammates sharpshooter?
I see a few nice fixtures down for the coming weekend (weather permitting of course), Wilton should take the mossie easily enough?
my former team mates last two league games a man sent off in the 1st half cant do it at this level.Quote:
Originally Posted by HairyHands
nothing is easy in a cup final..
That's true, they'll struggle with those suspensions too cos I heard they were down to the bare bones against Coachford, any b team players there good enough to fill the gaps?
they have 5players from last year's b team playing this year,11 players from last seasons team is gone so was always gonna be tough.Quote:
Originally Posted by HairyHands
Innishvilla, presuming your coming from the Mallow side, drive to Dromcollogher via Liscarroll, drive straight through Dromcollogher keeping left with the square on your right, keep driving out of Dromcollogher, you'll see the church on your right as you leave the town, Broadford is 3 miles back that road. When you come in to Broadford, drive right through the long village, keep going till you see FOLEYS BRIDGE HOUSE BAR facing you (give a knock round the back if you wanna get in that time!) Just go over the bridge which is beside the pub and turn right into COVE PARK, you'll see the sign then. Have ye many coming? Might try have a few refreshments ready for you if you can give me a number....Quote:
Originally Posted by Innishvilla
Thanks for the info I'll pass it onto the management - I don't know how many are travelling up - I've the kids for the weekend so I can't make it but I know there is a great buzz about the place for the game...Quote:
Originally Posted by Draper
Best of luck to my "old" team mate Denis Mul and his Innishvilla team from us here at Killumney Utd and good luck to all the Cork sides in action at the weekend. Hope to get to the Glen game sunday to see Johnny Corcoran and friends put the glen into the next round!
Any transfer news out there lads? Killumney well pleased to get Ivan Skillington from Blackstone to increase their attacking options.
Overthehill, I'm surprised Skillington left Blackstone, good signing! Blackstone won't be too pleased to have lost him.
If thats the case then I will have to rethink my pre-season prediction of Blackstone doing well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Radiostar
Surely wilton tonight, despite Castleview's good form?
why are ye down to play in the fai 5th round next week inswinger?did ye loose to knockavilla?
As far as i know on the day in question Knockavilla played an illegal player, appeal was made, appeal was won.
Best of luck to all the Cork teams representing the AUL this week end, we ve a tricky encounter with Hillington in AOH, they seem to be going well in their league.
great game friday night in the cross,castleview played very well in the 1st half unlucky not to score a 2nd,best of look to them for the rest of the year think they will definitely be pushing for promotion.2nd half was all us thankfully didnt play our best but still got the win.
any taughts?
Was at the match Friday night & agree with most of what you said except that it was a great game. The game itself was poor & there was always only going to be 1 winner. Wilton weren't at their best but in the end deserved the win. I thought both keepers looked suspect from every set piece and from every cross & ultimately it was a keepers mistake that led to the 1st Wilton goal. He flapped at a corner & it was headed home. The View to their credit scored almost straight away & held on till half time. I think Castleview were lucky Wilton were so poor as I was expecting a goal fest from the premier club. The so called big players from Wilton didn't play to their ability so therefore it wasn't the best of games. When Castleview moved their big striker back into the middle, they looked better & passed the ball around a it more. Once Wilton got the 3rd I thought it was a case of how many Wilton would get but they seemed content with the fact that the game was over. Wilton had Paul O' Mahony in midfield which was strange considering how good he is up front. He got 2 but would have been more effective up top. In my opinion Castleview won't challenge in Premier A, i think a top 4 finish would be a good achievement as the top teams in Premier A are strong.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharpshooter
Great game of football down the glen yesterday. Glen came out flying and went 1 up early on through Mark Nolans stunning free kick. In fairness Wicklow came back into it straight away and had a few good chances to level matters but did not equalise till a mistake by the Glen keeper midway through the 2nd half put them back in the game. Glen made a few tactical changes and seemed to have the better of the chances for the remainder of the game with John Corcoran nearly clinching it in the 2nd period of extra time.
Must give a lot of credit to the Wicklow defence as they kept Corcoran and Barry o Donovan under wraps for most of the game which was not easy. And a mention for the Wicklow no 9 who looked a class act with his all round game.
It was a great experience for all involved who i must say looked after the Wicklow crowd very well overall and fed them before they departed with best of wishes to them in the last 32.
This is a very young Glen team and i have no doubt if they keep this team together for the next few years they can achieve an awful lot.:ball:
donnie nothing could be done about their goal their left full hammered a volley in to the box hit off our defender and went in nothing our keeper could do,a few of us didnt play well but thankfully it didnt matter,taught we played some lovely ball in the 2nd half if im honest..Quote:
Originally Posted by Donnie Darko