The fixtures are up for the 13/14th and 20/21st (only 1 game on that weekend). Not sure what website you were looking at. Careful what you say about the TSDL :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by SebenEleben
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The fixtures are up for the 13/14th and 20/21st (only 1 game on that weekend). Not sure what website you were looking at. Careful what you say about the TSDL :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by SebenEleben
Yeah fixtures went up today... Seems to be little interest on this forum this year... Celtic B's seem to be flying it this year looks like they will go up, St.Kierans/Dualla/Suirside seem to be battling it out in the 3rd three very good sides, St.Micheals B or maybe Clonmel town B for the 2nd would be my prediction... What has happened to Cahir Park? is it because the cahir gaa team is doing well this year that they are lacking players - whatever the reason it would be a big shock to see such a good club in free fall... As for the premier once St.Michaels win there games in hand league will be wrapped up i Presume.. Any thoughts????
If Celtic avoid defeat when they play Michaels in January it may keep the league alive for another few weeks but if Michaels win it's hard to see past them. Not sure when that game is fixed for. I assume it will be January. Or it could depend whether Celtic have clocked up enough suspensions by then ;). (Only a bit of banter. You have to qualify everything you say now in case you upset some people :mad:)
Probably gone quiet here because it's becoming a one team league and getting a bit boring!! That's not worrying saints though, it's not their problem that they are a step above the rest. Hopefully town and Celtic can have decent cup runs to keep it interesting for a few teams, possibly Peake villa too who have good youths coming through again.
Relegation wise it looks like borris + 1 other. Borris are way off premier standard
1 team league thats a bit much yea Michaels won it handy enough last year and seem to of carried it into this season but there's no trophys giving out yet if Celtic beat Michaels when they meet then they'l be in the driven seat so theres loads to play for hopefully it'l go down to the wire.
If it's a one team league and saints find it too easy 'as they're a step above the rest' why don't they do a Nenagh and apply to join a more challenging league?Quote:
Originally Posted by the wombat
Why would they?? They have all they need in south tipp and its a good enough standard to win Munster junior cups and fai cups from. Maybe Nenagh think they need to move to get to that level but saints are already there.
For what it's worth I think Nenagh are mad and Nenagh Celtic will be the big winners from that move.
And maybe it was an exaggeration to call it a one team league, I really hope Celtic can push saints all the way. It's been a while since town went four years without a league title, are they on the way back or will Celtic be in top for years to come??
Have Town not won 7 of the last 11 leagues?Quote:
Originally Posted by the wombat
Another cup won for saint michaels. 5-1 winners. Jimmy Carr outstanding
Clonmel Celtic 5 Clonmel Town 1. Big win for Celtic in local derby to finish of the year.
Does anybody know whats going on at Peake?? Lost 7-0 to saints and 8-1 to Galbally over Christmas and apparently had no manager at these games.
Is there any truth that Clonmel Celtic are at home to the winners of the michaels game in the fai today in the next round of the cup??
Not true. draw not made yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coconuts
Congratulations to town, celtic and saints fantastic results today.
Also notable mentions to vee rovers and town youths
What are Vee Rovers chances of getting to the last 16 of Munster?
That was an incredible result against Galbally who are in the 3rd tier of the Tsdl, surely the worst result in the clubs history? Fair play to Galbally, great scalp to take and to beat them by a cricket score, Villa youth team are flying though so no need for major concern surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by the wombat
villa seem to have taken there foot off the pedal once safety was secured, beaten again yesterday. but on there day, good and should be giving league a rattle if can keep everyone together in a couple of years.
i seen there youths saturday and have to say, they are good. strong in every position including the bench. themselves and clonmel have to play again which will decide the league, will be a right match.
Mourinho couldn't win the league with their Junior team, Alan Leahy, Padraic Fogarty, Aaron Ryan, Bannon, Derek Loughnane have all moved on, it's basically Ted O Connor, Mick Ryan and a gather up of Thurles Celtic players, the youths will be fine players and are being well coached but they will need timeQuote:
Originally Posted by footballfanatic
The whole county is used to Peake having good youths sides, it's only natural for a town of thurles size. I wouldn't hold my breath on the club bringing through the youths with any great success. It doesn't happen
Was the tipperary cup draw done last night?