corbally 2 fairview b 1 :)
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corbally 2 fairview b 1 :)
And an understrength B team at thatQuote:
Originally Posted by thomas72
haha thats prob fair but we'll take it!Quote:
Originally Posted by thomas72
Wembley were 2-1 up with 15mins to go. I left at that point so I can only imagine Pike equalised and Wembley missed a penalty? Pike were missing a few but a decent team non the less.
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Originally Posted by gommie06
your dead right congrats gommie ye put together a great run in the last couple of months.
lads nobody could blame fairview for fielding there B team biggest game in junior football on sunday.
Wembley would have gone down, after their draw, even if Corbally lost so its immaterial what team Fairview had out for a finish
fairview did put out dere b team but corbally started with 2 b 3c and 1 minor and the bench was 2 minors 1 ateam and 1 cteam so i think it was a great result for corbally
Kilmallock 3 AA 0 Paul Doona(2,1 pen) Seanie Kelly(1)
fairview had no a team players last night but from what i saw they had 5 minors playing and the rest B players, open to correction though!!
Corbally were understrength as well but it was an entertaining game, both sides did their best to play decent football, well done to the Corbally lads for sticking at it since Xmas and doing what was required to stay up, after the results last night i think they finish 7th!
stop trying to stir it lads. wembley went down. its simple as that. its disappointng but sometimes football is a cruel game.
agree entirely,a long tough season and unfortunately teams get relegated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Super Rovers
Final Prem Table
Premier P W D L F A Pts
Pike Rovers 22 17 4 1 68 19 55.........Champions
Fairview Rgs 22 14 5 3 53 18 47
Regional Utd 22 13 1 8 54 45 37
Janesboro 22 10 5 7 45 36 35
Ballynanty Rovers 22 11 2 9 53 43 35
Mungret Reg 22 9 5 8 39 33 32
Aisling Annacotty 22 8 5 9 38 36 29
Corbally Utd 22 8 4 10 29 49 28
Kilmallock 22 8 3 11 31 35 27
Carew Park 22 7 5 10 30 29 26
[B]Wembley Rvs 22 7 2 13 25 46 23............Relegated
Geraldines 22 0 1 21 25 93 1[/B]...........Relegated
Results
Tue 01/06/10
Wembley 2-2 Pike
Kilmallock 3-0 Aisling
Carew 0-2 Balla
Corbally 2-1 View
Maybe if other premier teams put out their strongest teams at the end of the season the bottom of the table would look different now.
i don't think anyone would dispute that,but all you can do is beat what is put out in front of you and corbally kilmallock and carew did that so they deserve credit for that, as for weakened teams thats obviously down to players attitude and there respective clubs of course for letting them away with itQuote:
Originally Posted by blueboy2
In fairness lads, this happens the world over and not just in Junior soccer. You only have to look at Fulham for a prime example. They were in the Europa Cup, nothing to play for in the League, handing points to teams in the relegation zone - , almost impossible to motivate lads to compete 100% when there's nothing riding on it. The likes of Corbally etc were primed for all there games, and faced some teams, not all, that didn;t really have much to play for. As for Wembley, don't think the eratic layout of fixtures did them any favours. Too many weeks without matches makes it very hard to keep a thing going. Good luck to them next year and to the teams that stayed up.
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Originally Posted by mulla
In fairness i think that the three teams who escaped relegation deserved to stay up, wembley were unlucky yes, But fair play to kilmallock, corbally and carew.
ya tis hard to be hard on fella's who reckon they have done there work and helped there team stay up early in the season,at the end of the day its not a job so what can you doQuote:
Originally Posted by whistleblower
Agree, happens every year, it happened summerville 2 yrs ago when granville picked up somethin like 15 points in the last 6 league fixtures, they were beating the likes of regional, balla and fairview when the top end of the league had become irrelevent, it was a bitter feeling at the time, im sure wembley will be feelin pretty sick about it after havin a pretty solid 2 seasons in premier.Quote:
Originally Posted by whistleblower
Next Season's Line Up
Aisling Annacotty
Ballynanty Rovers
Carew Park
Corbally Utd
Fairview Rgs
Janesboro
Kilmallock
Mungret Reg
Pike Rovers
Regional Utd
Shannon Town
Star Rovers
bottom 2 will probably be the same unless they get some major signings in the summer.thats just my opinion.what do you think yourself abbey.Quote:
Originally Posted by abbeyvale
Yeah, your probably correct, but stranger things have happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by the bandit
IMO The league will be split in 3 next season..........
Top
Pike, View, Boro, Regional, Balla
Middle
Mungret, Aisling, Carew
Bottom
Corbally, Kilmallock, Star & Shannon
So your only adding Carew to my bottom 3rd prediction, and the more teams fighting relegation the better for teams like Star.Quote:
Originally Posted by redcardrory
Thanks, but I haven't decided yet, I might drop down a division or two as I can't committ to training twice a week and turning up every game which is whats required in the Prem................Quote:
Originally Posted by redcardrory
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Originally Posted by abbeyvale
Mungret could be involved in a relegation fight aswel they got off to a flyer this year two or three wins in the first five or six games will give any team a great chance of staying up, But a the opposite is true also and a good thumping early on can be very hard to recover from.
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hard to say lads until we see what signings are made by clubs but i do agree those teams need new players.
After seeing the premier league line up for next season it really hit home that we at wembley are no longer a prem club.We dont feel we were the 2nd worst team in the league but from march on the league became a bit of a lottery with clubs not trying and that.Congrats to both corbally and kilmallock and best of luck to both star and shannon next season,hopefully we can keep a hold of our better players and try and bounce back at the 1st attempt.
Has a top scorers list came out yet?
I'd reckon Alan Barry has it by a long mile, must have gotten 4 or 5 hatrick's this season easily?Quote:
Originally Posted by widow
http://www.limericksoccer.com/goalscorers.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by widow
There only up to march,he has a lot more than 24.top scorer by a mile.top player who also won player of the year up there.I think he has won that for all the clubs he played with.great attitude and there's plenty of more to come from him I'd say.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3 Heroes
The age is catching up with him a bit though must be in his 30's??Quote:
Originally Posted by the bandit
Whats wrong with being in your 30's??? some of the best players in town are in their 30's..........Quote:
Originally Posted by allab
I could name a team of Prem players that are over 30 that would do well in the Prem.....
You're dead right al.best players in town r in their 30sQuote:
Originally Posted by abbeyvale
Who is the oldest regular prem player still playing up till this season?Quote:
Originally Posted by the bandit
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Originally Posted by francesco_1
id say eddie hickey and ger ned eddie im nearly sure is 42yrs old and ned is 39 this year
nothing wrong with been in your 30's once you look after yourself, how old is he?Quote:
Originally Posted by abbeyvale
What about gordan stewart, though he would be older then them.Quote:
Originally Posted by thomas72
Alan Barry is no more than 32/33 and has a lot of ball left in him yet, if he decides to play on.Quote:
Originally Posted by the water boy