I didn't in my life ever believe I'd come across someone accused of being obsessed with Bray Wanderers.
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I didn't in my life ever believe I'd come across someone accused of being obsessed with Bray Wanderers.
That's because Sligo played a team who are a much higher level than Bray did.
I thought we were all Tarmonbarry Alberts fans here.Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Splitters....Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
FC United of Tarmonbarry, please!Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
For anyone interested you can catch the TNS v Elgin City 3rd round match on Welsh language station s4c tomorrow afternoon (k/o 4:30pm) s4c is channel 120 on freesat.
The game overlaps onto the Harps/Dundalk game but just a heads up.
TNS won that game 4-0 btw.
Sounds familiar.Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
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Originally Posted by patrickccfc
Not to me it doesn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Again for anyone still interested :D
QF stage.
Saturday: Dundee Utd v Crusaders 1pm
Dunbarton v Raith Rovers 3pm
Inverness CT v Falkirk 5;15pm *live on BBC ALBA
Sunday: TNS v Queen of The South 2;45pm *live on S4C
Jaysus it's only QF now, no wonder oour clubs wanted to get knocked out asap 😚Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
It's only the second weekend after the end of the league. It would have been interesting to see what media coverage a LoI club would have gotten had they gone on a bit of a cup run.
Not financially viable though, most players contracts at sligo and bray are finished now so theyd have to extend them which would probably cost more than the competition would bring in.Quote:
Originally Posted by legendz
I was wondering alright what role contracts like that might have in such a scenario.Quote:
Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop
The promotion-relegation play-offs might be played for a week or two depending on what they come up with. Contracts would have to be extended there as well.
Next round after this is in January so would have been a nightmare for Irish clubs if they had progressed.
That is a bit mad. You wonder if there's a proviso in there for a postponement if it came to it. You're talking what - two wins for it to happen?
The Non-Scottish clubs need(ed) to win four ties to make the final. I quite fancy a trip to Dumbarton, Inverness or Oswestry for the semi. Draw's tomorrow.
Your wish is their command ! A trip to sunny Inverness in February awaits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gather round
Flybe have a scheduled service from Belfast Harbour to Inverness every day except Saturday. That's a pain.
Draw:
TNS v Dunbarton
Inverness v Crusaders
The semi-finals will be held on 17 and 18 February.:rolleyes:
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41...c_sport_ni&ns_
Scottish Challenge Cup final possibility:Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
TNS (Wales) v Crusaders (Irish League)
Tallaght Stadium might be the suitable venue for that for a someway reasonable crowd.