Thats the fix sec now for you,its helping the clubs he should be not hindering them,a law onto himself he is.but he will still be re-elected come what may,baffles me,Quote:
Originally Posted by prawnsandwich2
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Thats the fix sec now for you,its helping the clubs he should be not hindering them,a law onto himself he is.but he will still be re-elected come what may,baffles me,Quote:
Originally Posted by prawnsandwich2
Prawn, any idea to started or esculated this rumour regarding Clonmel Celtic and an illeagl player...Quote:
Originally Posted by prawnsandwich2
none whatsoever...
first i heard of it was on here..
just to clarify,am a fairview supporter so would have no knowledge or interest in any aspect of this.
only reading what was on this site
So as predictions go...Quote:
Originally Posted by prawnsandwich2
sheriff yc to beat the mun, celtic to beat kilbarrack
boro to upset Celtic at home in the munster.
Any odds on these games?
celtic are 7/5 boro 6/4Quote:
Originally Posted by junior_foot
view are 4/6 nenagh 3/1
both on this sunday
Going by prawn's odds Boro beating Celtic would not be considered too big of an upset as there appears to be very little between them. I'm going stick my neck out and go for an extra time or penalty shoot out win for Celtic!Quote:
Originally Posted by junior_foot
They are Paddy Power's odds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roberto
that is correct...would not like to call the clonmel and boro match...both teams in great form at the momentQuote:
Originally Posted by ponyobrien
Just wondering what all you guys think of the disgraceful, unsporting behaviour from the Sheriff Club that has just come to light today. You know when you are playing a team from another league and may never play them again so the usual thing is to give the opposing team a token before the game, especially a small team from a league that probably will never win the cup but just want to enjoy playing one of the so called "big teams". Now, I know that does not always happen, which is fine but if a club give you a token, the least you could do is keep the token and take it back to dublin. Today, almost 2 months or so after the game, an underage player from the club was looking for a football that had gone into a few trees beside the pitch and found the token that they had given to Sheriff. They didn't even have the decency to take it back with them and even throw it away up there. An absolute disgrace, what kind of message does that give to young fellows playing football, that young lad sees probably one of the strongest junior clubs in Ireland behave like that. The club and in particular the person who threw that away should be ashamed of themselves, they have let themselves, their league and the very idea of sportsmanship down. The only thing I can hope for is that karma will play its part and Sheriff don't win the cup. Shame on you sheriff. So those clubs who will take Sheriff on from now on in any cup competition, don't waste your money on a gesture because they will probably throw it away the minute your back is turned. Pity, Good side, poor sportsmen.
Not from sheriff, but i'm sure that it wasnt on purpose. Whoever was made responsible for it on the day wasnt right. But with mascots and capts (who have other things on their mind) cant cast a whole club like that. Your newspaper like title is is a disgrace as well. Who are you to blacken any clubs name? Let alone Sheriffs. A good club. If their is a real issue go about in the right manner, through your club. Who did you report this 2?
Was at the Celtic Boro game yesterday... Boro were a well organised outfit and will take some beating in the MJC, tough game in the next round though. It was unusual for Celtic to have a bad day at the office, especially at the backs. If anyone knows... Who was the little number 7 for Boro yesterday, excellent game, and dragged Celtic defence all over the place... Great to see the another excellent MJC game.Quote:
Originally Posted by prawnsandwich2
What do you mean badker, not on purpose, they threw it over a fence into a bunch of trees, did it accidentally slip out of the persons hand or something. I agree with you it is the person who did it let the club down, i said that, but i'd like to know who was put in charge of it, usually the captain gives it to the manager who may give it to a club official so it probably passed through a few high ranking people within the club. I'm not trying to blacken any clubs name, probably 99% of the clubmen are very professional and sportsmanlike, but that is seriously poor sportsmanship from whoever it was, it shows total lack of respect for another junior club and their league. Yes , we have reported it to our club so don't know what they'll do with it. Granted, the headline was very sensationalist but thats what causes debate and gets topics noticed and I feel that this is a very serious topic.
Didn't see the game, but at a guess I'd say Shane Walters. Wide on the right? Top player alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by junior_foot
Shane Waters,has the draw being made?Quote:
Originally Posted by junior_foot
From reports on here and speaking to people at the games both broadford n fairview were unlucky and both feel they should have won. It looks between boro and tramore for trophy. Boro apparently played nenagh in a friendly 2 months ago and gave them a trimming. Not sure if either side were at full strength that day
FAI JUNIOR CUP SEMI FINALS
Sat 7th April - Cooke Park Tipperary-5.00PM
8-11 Clonmel Celtic.5-2 Draw.3-1 Kilbarrack Utd
Sun 8th April- AUL Complex Dublin-2.00PM
4-7 Sheriff YC .5-2 Draw.4-1 Ballymun
Boyles Betting
A big crowd expected to travel to Tipperary from Kilbarrack and a huge crowd expected in Dublin the following day!
Best of luck KUFCMan, hope you enjoy yer day in the sticks ;-)
Best of luck to all teams this weekend in the FAI Junior... Rooting for Celtic, great achievement to reach a semi of the biggest junior soccer competition in Europe after only 9 years existance.
Did sheriff put out a full strength side against avondale last sunday in fai senior i didnt see either sides teamsheet
Yea sheriff had a full side out, it was just 1 of those games sheriff mustv had 10 gud chances in the whole game, and how they went in 2-1 down at half time is beond me avondale must hav been in yc half twice and scored from sill mistakes. Have to say how avondale get away playing on tat pitch is a discrace the the corner flag is 2 ft from the barrier imposible to take a decent corner, and there was no football played watsoever pitch was unplayable dont tink iv ever seen a pitch as bad as tat in april. Avondale grinded out the result, but im sure if ull ask any1 tat was at match theyll tell u they wer very lucky. First time iv seen avondale playing and from hearing a lot about them over the years there the best team in cork, one of the best in inter football, they must be in a tranision period cause the team i watched were poor.