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Avenue are off to a flier in the Premier and unless the other teams can up the ante and barring a major collapse they should be in the reckoning. Unfortunately, Kildysart are finding the going too tough at the moment and look strong candidates for Div. 1 next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by chappie
In the 1st Division I fancy Kilrush Rangers and Lifford B to make all the running, with in my opinion Corofin and Hermitage to struggle.
Avenue B can make it a good year for the Club by winning the 2nd Division with Cratloe continueing there descent from Premier Club to the basement Division.
I havn't seen enough of 3rd Division games but like the look of Ennistymon and Newmarket B and will go for one of these to win that Division.
The B team player is allowed to play a certain amount of games for the A team before he inelegible to play for the B team again. FAI Cup games are not counted as only one team per club is entered into that competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by old git
A team players cannot play for the B team unless they are properly transfered, the same as if they were leaving one club to join another and would be prohibited from playing in Cup matches if they had already played for the B team in earlier rounds.
Avenue = Have the Lee's Road Facilities.Quote:
Originally Posted by smellyfeet
Newmarket = Have had there facilities for as long as I can remember.
Burren = Use the Centre behind there pitch.
Lifford = Have there new facilities at Cassidy Park.
Bridge Celtic = Have two steel containers, (no showers though).
Bunratty = Have good facilities at the entrance to pitch.
Rineanna = Have the sheds by the road (also no showers).
Kildysart = Sheds in Cahercon (also no showers).
Moher = Good facilities at there pitch in Liscannor.
Newtown = Have always had good facilities.
So to put things in perspective, all of the Premier League teams have adequate changing facilities, 3 of them dont have showers. For anyone that has been involved in Football in Clare prior to the turn of the Century they will appreciate how far Clubs and facilities have come. There is always room for improvement, but lets give credit where its due.
Saw that... Its beyond belief:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
I was just wondering for all clubs with B teams do the A team get first refusal on all players. In Corofin a number of players have opted to play for the B team who would be good enough for the A team.
cannot really force players to play for A TEAM ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Young Lad
it is a personal choice i know of some clubs who would put a lot of pressure on players if they did not sign for a team ..
also a team players cannot play for b team unless they transfer down. but b team can play approx 5-6 games for a team in the season... if a team manager is happy with players signing for b team he must have a good squad for the a team :ball:
no it's the players choice which team they play for. they can play 5 games for the A team if they like if signed for the B.Quote:
Originally Posted by Young Lad
The idea; situation would be having your b team players trying to get on the A team... seems as though corofin B will be looking to go all the way in the cup this year :)
Any League fixtures for the weekend or is it Munster Junior?
Lynch Hotels Clare & District Soccer League Fixtures
Saturday 22/09/07
F.A.I. Youths Cup First Round
Corofin: Corofin Harps V Avenue United
J.Deniffee 11.00
Ballycasey: Newtown F.C. V Moher Celtic
J.Stanford 2.30
McDonagh Pk: Newmarket Celtic V Bridge United
F.Coote 11.00
Note: In event of a draw 10 mins e/w extra time and penaltys if necessary.
F.A.I. U17 Cup First Round
Bunratty: Bunratty V Kildysart Celtic
M.O`Halloran 2.30
Note: In event of a draw 10 mins e/w extra time and penaltys if necessary.
Sunday 23/09/07
F.A.I. Junior Cup First Round Clare/Kerry/Desmond League Area
Rinnanna: Rinnanna Rovers V Tralee United
J.Stanford 2.00
Doolin: Burren United V Tralee Celtic
D.McCarthy 2.00
Lees road Pitch 4: Avenue United V Castleisland F.C
M.O`Brien 2.00
Kenmare: Inter Kenmare V Hermitage F.C..
Kerry officials 2.00
Note: In event of a draw 10 mins e/w extra time and penaltys if necessary.
Munster Junior Cup Preliminary Round
Kilrush: Kilrush Rangers V Newtown A
N.Bennett 2.00
Note: In event of a draw 10 mins e/w extra time and penaltys if necessary.
Munster Junior Cup First Round
Shannon: Shannon Olympic A V Connolly Celtic P.Mulready 2.00
Cassidy Park: Lifford A V Newmarket Celtic A
J.Deniffee 11.00
Liscannor: Moher Celtic A V Ennistymon Town F.Coote 11.00
Ballycasey Newtown B V Corofin Harps A
M.O`Brien 10.30
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Sixmilebridge: Bridge United A V Rock Rovers D.Brosnan 11.00
Scariff: Mountshannon Celtic V Lifford B
M.O`Halloran 3.00
SEL Print Second Division League
Shannon: Shannon Olympic B V Avenue United B J.Stanford 10.30
Liscannor: Moher Celtic B V Turnpike Rovers F.Coote 2.00
Sixmilebridge: Bridge United B V Tulla United D.Brosnan 2.00
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Cooraclare: Cooraclare Celtic V Bridge Celtic B
P.Dunne 2.30
Bunratty: Bunratty B V Corofin Harps B
M.O`Halloran 5.30
McDonagh Pk: Newmarket Celtic B V Kilkishen Celtic D.Kasule 11.00
Didn't see the picture Hacker, but the League would definately want to investigate that one, its a tragedy waiting to happen if it is a regular thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
What would have been the scenario if a player or spectator had been seriously injured and an ambulance was needed. I can just picture a player with a broken leg being lifted over the gates, would not want to be the player.
Players choice really Young Lad. I remember a few years back you had the same problem with quite a few very good players opting to play B team instead of the A team and if I'm not mistaken they won a League and Shield double (2nd or 3rd Division).Quote:
Originally Posted by Young Lad
A lot of those players were coming to their sell by dates and the A team was mostly young lads, is the scenario similar this time?.
went to see bridge celtic A play twice over last month. seriously impressive performance against newmarket away. with lots of injuries. and played football for twenty mins against kiladysert and battered them. will be very hard to beat when they get things together.
I wouldn't put too much of an emphasis on battering Kildysart for 20 minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
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Originally Posted by Interested
Ya that happened a few years ago. The only thing is that this time the players are all young enough to still be playing but I understand their reasons for not playing.
Does this mean that Bunratty B are really playing Corofin Harps A on Sunday evening then...Quote:
Originally Posted by Young Lad
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Originally Posted by CousinSylDolan
looks that way... ye might be better off staying in pub to watch chelsea v man utd .. :D:D
dont know what game you saw in newmarket if you thought bridge wer seriously impressive :confused:. in the game i watched newmarket should have been 6 nil up after twenty mins. granted bridge won the game but they are no world beaters.Quote:
Originally Posted by uptheboys
william sla missed the first few matchs injured...david hickey was away for a while,back now...struggled 2 put out a team against avenue a few weks ago only had the bare 11....nickey o connell and gary moloney arent 100% available due to hurling commitments...also the usual few niggles you have at the start of every season...Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
considering it is a small tight knit squad of 16/17 players compared 2 others in the league....
Sounds like a problem with the management/Club set up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Young Lad
yeah but a big difference between havin 19 lads signed and having 19 lads trainin and showin up ever sunday......adrian duhig is soon off to australia so a new goalie will soon be needed...Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
you can only start 11 players anyway should make selection easier for manager if players not training or showing up :ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by chappie
is it true Greg Deagan is heading back to the bridge????
No.....Quote:
Originally Posted by bigguy
its ok............ I've seen for myself ........he scored spud:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spudd
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If thats true, thats not funny especially if you are one of the Tulla contingent.Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
Clare League definately need to investigate that one.
Apparently Tulla walked of the pitch and Bridge were awarded the win, From what i hear both teams saw the funny side of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
MIKEY WHITE for Oscar Traynor
Guys, there is absolutely nothing funny about what happened. The club are ashamed and embarrassed at what happened on Sunday as is our B team and management.Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
sorry but it is extremly funny... micky white the legend :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Prem Rep!
Irrelevant wether the club deal with it internally. The League will have to clamp down on him, if not the precedance will have been set for anyone to wander on the pitch whenever they feel like it and in the bigger picture that cant happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by hacker
what can any club & clare league do to ensure nobody gets onto pitch .. even if you ban people you still cannot 100% stop them from getting into ground or onto pitch if they want to. :ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by Interested
You can ring the GARDAI
and what will gardai do .. by the time they arrive match would probally be finished :ball::ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by shelbourne1904
Referee could abondon the game, depending on severity of the incursion.Quote:
Originally Posted by old git
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Originally Posted by Interested
still does not answer question how can clubs / officals / clare league
stop people from coming onto pitch.. and should clubs be held fully responsible for people going onto pitch .. i know of incidents in past were so called supporters abused referees / players and refused to leave ground and this person would only turn up to support their team once in a blue moon.. a lot of clubs do not have fences / walls arround ground or even own there on grounds so how can they physically stop anybody coming in ..:ball:
Yes,Greg has transferred back to the bridge...:ball::)Quote:
Originally Posted by bigguy
We have always had a 2nd team, after reading down through the reply's i can't believe what i am hearing.The 1st team manager should always have the pick and ideally he should be working hand in hand with the 2nd team manager.We have came across this before and i am sure that if a player refuses to play for the 1st team he can not play for the 2nd team.:):)Quote:
Originally Posted by Young Lad
Definetly going to get club man of the yearQuote:
Originally Posted by hacker
Not from Tulla though.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by jackaroo