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16/10/2006, 9:22 AM
Van The Man

Saints Toppled In Fai

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Originally Posted by balls

tough on saints 2 years in a row. especially after there 15-1 win last week. no other club would humiliate a div4 team by that much so delighted saints got what they deserved this week. well done peake

Not really tough on saints 2 years in a row. That's how cup football goes. If saints deserved to win I would say that it would have been tough. But that wasn't so. A great game of football, in lovely conditions. Sun was shining and the pitch look well in Thurles. It was a tit for tat game, no side was giving much away. Saints had O'Sullivan back in the goals, but saints don't look the team they used to be, a lot of young players venturing into their squad these days and it showed yesterday. Finnian has his Peake outfit looking good and they deserved the win, it was hard fought right to the end. It should have been more than 1-0 near the end of the game and peake squandered changes when saints pushed for an equalizer and were down to 10 men. Back to the drawing board for saints, and into the next round for Peake. Two wins by Peake over Saints in the last few weeks has to say something for Finnians Thurles outfit this year and it could make for an interesting season ahead in both the league and cup games. Well done Peake.
16/10/2006, 10:41 AM
jug2004

michaels v peake and others

Think its great that peake have won again this year they got alot of stick for being flash in the pans for winnin last year. They proved now they are a team to be reckoned with and at home on there day they willl give any team in the country a good game.Was at the bridge and town game, pitch was truely terrible & so were both defences, town prob done enough in the second half to win alright but bridge missed some glaring chances all the same. They hit the bar at 1-1 and if they could have gone in front at any stage i feel town may have struggled. Anyone know when the draw for the next round is on???:)
16/10/2006, 12:43 PM
stevie11

Fair play to Peake for knockin out saints again this year..Looks like Saints season is in tatters again so early on in the year..Peake are 1 of the best sides in the premier this year n maybe they can really challenge for the premier or even more??In de long run of the season dont think Saints will b up to much,havnt got de players anymore..so i think they shouldnt be so cocky and it was good they got brought back down to earth with a bang!!Was over at the Town bridge game myself,was shocked with how poor Town were at defending set pieces,shocking!!overall maybe they deserved to win but not by 2 goals.If they dont tighten up at de back a better team will punish them.:ball:
16/10/2006, 4:03 PM
allab

who scored the goal for peake and who was sent off for saints
17/10/2006, 10:18 AM
jug2004

ted o connor got the winner for them some roche fella got sent off for them think he's only outa youth football :ball:
17/10/2006, 11:01 AM
Van The Man

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Originally Posted by jug2004

ted o connor got the winner for them some roche fella got sent off for them think he's only outa youth football :ball:

Yea O'Connor got the winner for them in the first half of extra time. That Roche lad looked only to be out of Youth Football, he was very poor indeed, a very surprising choice to start in a FAI Cup game. I saw Sean O' Halloran on the bench and thought he might have got in instead of Roche, unless O'Halloran was injured.
17/10/2006, 11:05 AM
wilhelm2

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Originally Posted by balls

rumour has it alot of saints players arent looking forward to the big fai game on sunday against peake on sunday. i fancy ted o connor to score in a peake win

GOOD CALL !!!!!!!!!
17/10/2006, 11:09 AM
Van The Man

Originally Posted by balls
rumour has it alot of saints players arent looking forward to the big fai game on sunday against peake on sunday. i fancy ted o connor to score in a peake win

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Originally Posted by wilhelm2

GOOD CALL !!!!!!!!!

Wonder has balls any lotto numbers for 2moro night, a good call on the saints V villa game !!!
19/10/2006, 8:28 AM
Van The Man

Fai Junior Cup Round 3 Draw

GAMES TO BE PLAYED ON OR BEFORE THE 4TH/5TH.November2006
TIPPERARY-W.W.E.C. 3RD.ROUND
1 Cloughjordan (n.t.d.l.) v Killusty / Commons
2 Cahir Park v Newtown Clt.(n.t.d.l.)
3 Peakvilla v Borrisoleigh (n.t.d.l.)
4 Wilderness Rvs. v Clonmore Utd.
5 Ballingarry Albion v Burncourt
6 Rock Rovers v Nenagh Celtic
7 Ardmore F.C. v Two mile Borris St.Kevins
8 Bansha F.C. v Clonmel Clt.
9 Rosegreen v Thurles Town
10 Galbally v Clonmel Town.
23/10/2006, 1:00 PM
jug2004

not bad draws for alot of the "bigger" teams involved, interesting to see the next round though still some tricky teams left. As the Oscar traynor draws nearer what do ye think the team should or will be this year, they seem to have a serious man on board in this McCarthy guy, anyone any ideas on the panel or team, granted the players that are willing to play(hopefully not all the killusty team this year):ball:
23/10/2006, 2:47 PM
zizu's head

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Originally Posted by jug2004

not bad draws for alot of the "bigger" teams involved, interesting to see the next round though still some tricky teams left. As the Oscar traynor draws nearer what do ye think the team should or will be this year, they seem to have a serious man on board in this McCarthy guy, anyone any ideas on the panel or team, granted the players that are willing to play(hopefully not all the killusty team this year):ball:

If the players are willing to play this year, and it would appear that they will as they have a good manager, then I don't see why they can't go all the way! But like every year, it WILL depend on what players decide to show up!!
24/10/2006, 2:05 PM
C.T.F.C

Oscar Traynor Team

Good manager or not the prevailing attitude seems to be one of disdain. Adding more fixtures to an already conjested season is hardly likely to win favour amongst the players???? Some leagues seem to take it far more seriously than others( the limerick squad seems to have been training together for weeks). To have any chance the new manager needs to secure commitment from players WILLING to play. IMO the OT competition would enjoy more success if it was played as a pre season tournament. Any thoughts????
24/10/2006, 3:33 PM
allab

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Originally Posted by C.T.F.C

Good manager or not the prevailing attitude seems to be one of disdain. Adding more fixtures to an already conjested season is hardly likely to win favour amongst the players???? Some leagues seem to take it far more seriously than others( the limerick squad seems to have been training together for weeks). To have any chance the new manager needs to secure commitment from players WILLING to play. IMO the OT competition would enjoy more success if it was played as a pre season tournament. Any thoughts????

maybe so but how is the manager going to pick his team if he wouldnt of seen any players in action as its pre season??
24/10/2006, 6:56 PM
C.T.F.C

OT

Assuming the manager has commitment from all registered players in the T.S.D.L the squad virtually picks itself. A few training sessions would enable him to select his prefered team. Problem solved????
25/10/2006, 7:07 AM
zizu's head

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Originally Posted by C.T.F.C

Good manager or not the prevailing attitude seems to be one of disdain. Adding more fixtures to an already conjested season is hardly likely to win favour amongst the players???? Some leagues seem to take it far more seriously than others( the limerick squad seems to have been training together for weeks). To have any chance the new manager needs to secure commitment from players WILLING to play. IMO the OT competition would enjoy more success if it was played as a pre season tournament. Any thoughts????

I see where you're going with this, but adding the OT to the pre-season might only succeed in lessening the time off that the players have in the summer months!! :)
04/11/2006, 12:00 PM
Den Perry

oscar squad

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Originally Posted by zizu's head

I see where you're going with this, but adding the OT to the pre-season might only succeed in lessening the time off that the players have in the summer months!! :)

i hear this has been named? anyone got the full squad?
06/11/2006, 6:27 AM
zizu's head

Oscar Traynor

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Originally Posted by Den Perry

i hear this has been named? anyone got the full squad?

Everyone seems to be wondering about the squad. Nobody has heard anything, even though the first game is Saturday night!! :rolleyes:
07/11/2006, 6:20 AM
zizu's head

Oscar Traynor

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Originally Posted by zizu's head

Everyone seems to be wondering about the squad. Nobody has heard anything, even though the first game is Saturday night!! :rolleyes:

This is the TSDL squad.

St. Michael�s: James Walsh, Paul Breen, Richie Ryan, Raymie O�Brien, Paul Tobin, Ray McMahon, Davy Ryan;

Clonmel Town: Richard Ryan, Raymie Condon, Dwayne Burns, Anthony Davis, Aaron Moroney, Paul Scully, Tony Scully;

Peake Villa: Derek Breen, Aaron Ryan, Ger O�Grady, Ted O�Connor, Jody O�Grady;

Clonmel Celtic: Paul Kennedy and Andrew Cosgrave,

Cahir Park: Richard Tobin, Keith Maguire;

Old Bridge: Paddy O�Donnell, Barry O�Neill
07/11/2006, 8:29 AM
Van The Man

This Is Just My Team For Sat Nite

Derek Breen

Anthony Davis , James Walsh , Paul Breen, Paul Tobin

Tony Scully, Paul Scully, Davy Ryan , A.N. OTHER

Ted O'Connor Aaron Moroney

HAS ANYBODY ANY DIFFERENT LAYOUT.
I CAN'T PICK A LEFT SIDE OF MIDFIELD
07/11/2006, 2:17 PM
Tipp Man 2

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Originally Posted by Van The Man

Derek Breen

Anthony Davis , James Walsh , Paul Breen, Paul Tobin

Tony Scully, Paul Scully, Davy Ryan , A.N. OTHER

Ted O'Connor Aaron Moroney

HAS ANYBODY ANY DIFFERENT LAYOUT.
I CAN'T PICK A LEFT SIDE OF MIDFIELD

james walsh out injured(damaged his knee ligaments with irish squad) Davy Ryan not available..going to see shane long playing in england and paul scully injured also

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