I didn't mention bweeng bud? You must of ment schoolboy there not me.Quote:
Originally Posted by zicorossi
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I didn't mention bweeng bud? You must of ment schoolboy there not me.Quote:
Originally Posted by zicorossi
i think the heavy guy was eddie the goalkeeper not benny i could be wrong.not a lot of freindlies on and the season so close are teams keeping their cards close to their chests.conor o neil a good signing for coachford enjoys his football down there and thats what it is all about.
yes sorry bud .so many new names here ..but he will still see it ...bweeng not a new club .
who got the castleview juniors job
I see it now ha ha I'm living Bweeng five years the club is in its third season there was a club shanavoher or something years ago but they were made up just not from Bweeng but from the surrounding areasQuote:
Originally Posted by zicorossi
no i think there was a team called bweeng they played aul 3a and 2a in 80s.
Look well agree to disagree zico I was born in the eighties your giving away your age if you played against them or that you can remember themQuote:
Originally Posted by zicorossi
no problem no9..any games on today lads.
it was bennyQuote:
Originally Posted by levelheaded
any matches on today lads?
is it true about corner o neill leaveing knockanaheey goin to coachford
where is bweeng pitch??
Hi all,
Can anyone explain why the AUL have decided to become less tolerant regarding the colour of undergarments and ankle socks.
I spoke with a referee the other day and he said that this coming season they have been instructed to have zero tolerance regarding these issues. I have to use ankle supports because Im old and have dodgy ankles and I was told I had to remove them and either get ones to match my kit, (which are impossible to find) or wear them inside my socks (which is extremely uncomfortable).
While I understand there’s a lot of Ronaldo wannabes out there with white tape going up half their legs, I still don’t think this should be a concern of the AUL as it is not an issue in the Premier League or any other professional league.
What makes the whole situation more ridiculous was that the players on the team we were playing, each had a different colour shorts/socks combination.
If your coming from cork drive into Bweeng go past the church you'll come to a crossroads turn left and it's about half a mile up on the right in the community centreQuote:
Originally Posted by Boc 123
I'll be honest they've always been sticky enough but usually the one they come down on is the old cycling shorts being a different colour - a bit harsh if it is strapping for an injury/prevention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Il Divin Codino
All I can suggest in your case is two pairs of socks, one under strapping one over in correct colour.
Also I think the main reason the premiership players have all that tape is in some cases they've cut the bottoms off the socks to use proper tennis/sports socks as the "fancy" club socks are useless for providing the correct sorts of support/blister protection.
Always been like that as long as I been playing ball many a time I've had to take off or change my gear .Quote:
Originally Posted by Il Divin Codino
not confirmed as yet as hes going on holidays to decide when he comes back heard it from a good sourceQuote:
Originally Posted by Liathroidi
I had a situation last year with white straps on green socks, ref said i couldnt wear a different colour strap but i could wear any colour tape i wanted instead! Makes no sense! Its also difficult to get different coloured skins or bicycle shorts, i think some referees are sticklers fir rules other more experienced refs are more easygoing, all in all a stupid rule!!
Ya id agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by zohan
Played with Green shorts for years and couldnt for the life of me find green bicycle shorts.
All i do is roll them up a little for the warm up when the refs lookin about then when the game starts pull them back down, never a word said to me.
True they’ve been calling people on it for years but they seem to be getting a lot stricter lately.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldlegs
Personally I cant understand the logic behind enforcing such a rule at this level, playing Div 3 AUL and being told I have to take off my white ankle supports because they don’t match my kit when the team Im playing against have 3 or 4 different colour shorts/socks combinations makes absolutely no sense to me.
Maybe Ill start wearing white socks in future, then it might be deemed acceptable.