pity about that mess at the end. It was a good clean game otherwise. Well done michaels. They could have scored 3 or 4 and fully deserved the win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tipp Top
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pity about that mess at the end. It was a good clean game otherwise. Well done michaels. They could have scored 3 or 4 and fully deserved the win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tipp Top
good post pony. i hope what happened at the end doesnt overshadow what was a great performance from saints as you said they should have won more comfortably but celtic are an excellent side and put up a great show and i know saints have alot of respect for them. you have to admire the character of this saints team after last sunday how easy it could have been to feel sorry for themselves but they didnt and put in a great performance. chalky walsh made a great speech afterwards an gave great compliments to clonmel celtic aswel as his own club and team. roll on pre season :)
mikey o gorman is goin 2 pike rovers next season and on the subject of thurlas, their a very poor side
So is John ConneryQuote:
Originally Posted by celticlads
Thanks for that celticlads, helps my point that hes a quality player. We will see how many goals he will score there.Quote:
Originally Posted by celticlads
Pony- You are 100% correct it wasnt a dirty game but it saddens me to say that Celtic were let down last night by a few people. I am a fan of Celtic and what they are trying to acheive but the people involved in that row where a disgrace to the club- sorry but there can be no excuses, irrespective of what happened during the gameQuote:
Originally Posted by ponyobrien
I just hope Celtic are seen to deal with it and that they learn from it. It wasnt a great game but it was played in the correct manner, pity that it was ruined by the stupid actions of people I consider to be good lads.
couldnt see john connery making much of an impact at pike. i suppose he would be decent squad player. what exactly happened at tipp final, was there a mass brawl or whats the story
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Originally Posted by Soccer Fan
Very well said. Although dissapointed with the result the silly carry on at the end tainted a decent cup final. I think most Celtic lads were more annoyed at that than the result. I haven't seen much of St Michaels this year but they are a very good side. Such a pity they didn't win FAI.
who is in charge of the celtic facebook page does anyone know? just read there that they reported that "in a bitter game" the club needs to take control of aspects of the club like that which send out wrong signals and feelings which might not be the opinion of most people in the club. i have noticed from time to time that their website over the years spoke very bitterly towards their rivals clonmel town, one comment which still sticks in my mind was when Town youths played a team which i think was Cork City in a big Munster game probably a Semi in Celtics field and it was been advertised on their site and at the end of the piece they wrote "come on the rebels" petty and distasteful i thought
I think you are way off the mark there. I regularly look at their website and have never seen any anti Town sentiment. Can you give an example? I don't recall seeing any 'come on the rebels' comment. Maybe you are getting their website confused with their facebook page???Quote:
Originally Posted by SgtBilko
Will Clonmel Celtic have to appoint a new manager now with Kenny O Shea facing a long ban?
You are probably correct Roberto. The website is official and representative of the club - Facebook is dangerous where anybody can put up what they like. I read the Clonmel Celtic website regularly and alway found it to be fair - wasn't aware there was a Facebook page.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roberto
as you said Roberto you do not "recall" but i certainly do and Clonmel Town people also do recall the event. and i know this for a fact because one of their current players danny madigan who designed their site was given stick over it at the time when he signed for the Town for a short period but he said it was their PRO at the time who wrote it so go back on your facts and figures
Just havin a look at there website, looks very good in fairness. I see a name of a youth player in 05/06 who scored 46 goals, James Kelly. Does he still play or what? i never heard of him but thats some goalscorin. Paul kennedy has a fair chunk of goals in his few seasons with them.
Good to see a bit of needle between Town and Celtic alive and well,the derby games should be good next year,Celtic with Kevin Waters and a couple of Town players on board might have the edgeQuote:
Originally Posted by SgtBilko
who is leavng from Town this year to go to Celtic? surprised he wudnt sign for Town, im sure they would love to have him, im sure he would like the chance of a Munster medal and reach the latter stages of an FAI, seems strange he is signin for Celtic. he would hardly to come and play for a country club would he? we have plenty of money we could give him
If you look back at your original post you state 'i have noticed from time to time that their website over the years spoke very bitterly towards their rivals Clonmel Town'. I would hardly think that one 'alleged' comment from years ago would constitute sustained abuse of Clonmel Town. If it was said at all it was probably said 'tongue in cheek' so don't be trying to create something out of nothing. And I don't know why you find it so surprising that Kevin Waters might be signing for Celtic. He played most of his schoolboy football with St Olivers, his brother plays for Celtic, his father and mother are supporters. They are a decent team that play good football, have good facilities and are well capable of challenging for honurs next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by SgtBilko
tongue in cheek or not, a website is an official voice of a club, very petty and distasteful, unfortunately celtic will only ever compete for honours at domestic level, never at provincial and national level
There's no question that Town are the bigger club but i do think Celtic have plans to knock them off their perch but at the same time Town have ambitions of winning that FAI so a healthy state for football in Clonmel,both clubs will be looking to add maybe 2-3 players
What constitutes Challenging? Celtic are more that capable of getting to the latter rounds of the bigger competitions, winning may be another matter but they most definitely can challenge.Quote:
Originally Posted by SgtBilko