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thought peake villa were very unlucky today, played very well, have come a long way since the start of the season when they were in turmoil, hard luck to the Saints, such a pity a lot of great players there mite end up without an FAI medal, losing 4 finals is tough for some of them, well done to Clonmel celtic, any news on the last 8 draw??
The last 8 SgtBilko
Sheriff YC Vs o deavaney
Kilbarrick Vs Sandyhill
Carndonagh Vs Ballymun
Pike Vs clonmel
ya agree with your predictions qwertyabu
ya agree with your predictions qwertyabu...best of luck to clonmel celtic in both games against pike .they will be lucky to win one of them
Well that wasnt quite right now was it,An absolute fact you say,Quote:
Originally Posted by nononsense
any news on the Oscar Traynor situation?
They were thrown out and according to the star there may be sanctions and a fine,and they cannot appeal the decision,Quote:
Originally Posted by SgtBilko
surly the league will be a bad season after losing out on the fai and mun junior.
why cant they appeal, sure that is nonsense, by law you can appeal any decision made by a body
Because they wrote a letter to the FAI saying that they would'nt fulfill the fixture,thats a walkover in any mans language,isint it???so the game was awarded to the AUL,which is only right and proper.Quote:
Originally Posted by SgtBilko
How do ye think Celtic will get on against Pike in the coming weeks. While the home tie in the Munster is probably their best chance of victory - they will be without Evan Maguire (a big loss) - any other doubtfuls / suspensions? I've only seen Pike once this season (when beaten by Carrick in munster champions yoke) and they didn't look invincible although their result at the weekend sounded impressive. Celtic have enough quality players to give Pike a good rattle (keeping 11 on the pitch will be key) and with hopefully a good bit of home support will give them a good chance.
Pike should have beaten carrick that day in all fairness,even with the 10 men,and they are a lot stronger team since then,should be 2 good games though.
Can anyone translate??Quote:
Originally Posted by Minesapint
Just hope they come off the field having given it their best shot and they play to their true potential. Thats all you can ask for. I think everyone is available apart from Evan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galla
Im presuming he's talking about Saints,Quote:
Originally Posted by Roberto
yes i amQuote:
Originally Posted by hotspur
best of luck to celtic sunday, up against it, but well capable of getting the winQuote:
Originally Posted by Roberto
Agreed , It should be a cracker. Best of luck lad'sQuote:
Originally Posted by balls
hopefully be a cracker redman and should be a good crowd at it. Pike will bring decent support, plus town vs wildies, cahir vs saints, cashel vs peake all kicking off nearby at 12 so anyone from these clubs can do both games if they want. Also i think town b and celtic b playing in clonmel at 12 so some of them will be down for game. be great if all tsdl football fans can come and get behind celtic. Pike is the ultimate challenge for this young celtic team great for them to test themselves against the best junior team in the countryQuote:
Originally Posted by Redman028
Good luck to Celtic on Sunday, although said it after the last MJ Cup game, Evan Maguire will be huge loss to ye and ye have plenty of support on Sunday from other Tipp Clubs, Saints playing just down the Road at 12 so a lot of us will travel onto Clonmel afterwards. Just also want to say, how well Saints played last weekend against Sheriff, it was one of the best Junior football games I saw in a long time, It is unreal to see just how high the standard of Junior football has got. It suited some Saints players and it didnt suit others, their pitch that is. It is a huge disadvantage to any team who are used to playing on "real grass" to tackle the speed of the ball on a plastic pitch. The ball never stops dead, constantly bouncing. Saints gave a great account of themselves last Sunday, and the supporters were great, 2 buses, people travelled on trains and also plenty of supporters drove. Sheriff will be very hard to beat but we deserved a crack at extra time, given the pressure we put them under in the last 17 to 20 mins of game. Pa Quinn did everything apart from throw himself in the net and Sheriff have a brilliant goalie, he saved them from game going into extra time, Michael Rafter is a huge loss to Saints and he showed this last Sunday, he scored a great goal, hit the inside of the post from a free, and took to the new surface like a duck to water! Having said that, Sheriff were a great bunch of lads, and their hospitality after the game was a credit to them. We just have to crack on now and win the league and hopefully get a good run in the Tipp Cup -Quote:
Originally Posted by balls