Surely today so you would have seen how city Wanderers play? Would have seen if they were a decent side??Quote:
Originally Posted by localledgend
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Surely today so you would have seen how city Wanderers play? Would have seen if they were a decent side??Quote:
Originally Posted by localledgend
Very hard for me to be in two places at the same time I'm afraid
Was at the game today but still couldn’t judge how they played! Two places at once! If you were at the game you would have judged things for yourself instead of asking a fella what kind of side they are! Just my opinion!Quote:
Originally Posted by localledgend
You might want to read my post again Wesley!!Correctly this time and you will see that it says I was at "a" game today never said I was the Glen game you clearly didn't read it right the first time!! The game I was at was a Premier game which I put my report up on the Premier forum so before you go off on one the next time please read the post a second time!! Thanks
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Originally Posted by localledgend
My bad!! Admit when I’m wrong! Apologies!!
Fair play!Apology excepted,I have huge interest in local soccer and I heard City wanderers were handy so that's why I was asking..hopefully I'l get out to see them soon.
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Originally Posted by localledgend
Do!! Gunna be very interesting between the glen and city Wanderers for the league! Good sides and will be interesting how it goes!
You asked Kearney if city w are decent? If you were anyway involved in cork aul soccer you would know Kearney plays for them and did play for them Saturday, why would you ask him if his own team are decent?Quote:
Originally Posted by localledgend
I watched the majority of it to be honest like I said. Plus it was a division 1 game, reading majority of his posts are around Premier and Premier A so he may not be in the detail of the lower leagues. To your point, I'm not going to answer the question he asked anyways but more than happy to offer my opinion on other teams if I see a game or play against them.Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveSilvermint
Thanks,I appreciate that.
The anser to that is ther a fine side good lads and well organised team fab game real cup tie both sides a credit .Quote:
Originally Posted by Kearney
City Wanderers are a fabulous footballing side who try to play the game in the correct manner.
I would say from the outside that the club is very well run & they are a pleasant enough bunch.
One of the success stories of the AUL in recent years in my opinion & all involved should be proud.
The Glen may well win the league as they have a few players of real quality and are on a roll
but they will be pressed by a good team in City Wanderers for sure.
Define the right way every side is diff but I would say the right way is the winning way.city lads are a great bunch I will add .Quote:
Originally Posted by Xmas3Formation
The right way is the winning way i suppose that`s one train of thought cos winning an AUL medal is all that`s important in life & sport really :)
They show a great attitude, keep playing football until the final whistle mostly on the floor but won`t be bullied either, don`t have any major disciplinary issues,
would shake your hand after the final whistle and have a friendly chat afterwards. they have a very handy sponsor in sober lane and seem to enjoy the social side of being part of a club also. All in all a club i`ve never heard a bad word about & would also be happy to watch on a day off. (no affiliation by the way)
Just keeping it football fai or aul or msl doesn't matter winning is every thing like every thing it's about taste and the right way is not on here trolling or bad mouthing guys not saying you are ok .i think Kearny showed in his post the class guy he and his club are .Quote:
Originally Posted by Xmas3Formation
Thanks for the kind words, I'll be sure to pass on the message. The sponsor from Sober Lane was last year as far as I know as they are not affiliated with us this year. So still waiting for the social aspect to kick in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xmas3Formation
Nah, on a serious note, Bulldog is correct. It's nice to try and play football and all that but everyone wants to win. I think League 1 is very competitive this year and there are some good teams with a lot of teams taking points off each other. Also very tough to win with only 1 up automatically. There is a lot of football to be played and if Saturday is anything to go by, then a long season of competitive / enjoyable football is in store for people.
MJC Sunday first of all against another premier team so hopefully another good game.
No More flip the coin sundays what a disaster hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Kearney
ye have done well on the trophy and promotion front also in recent years so its not only nice football.
I`ve watched a bit of most leagues by now but League 1 is a 2 horse race in my opinion. with the glen being firmish favourite at this point.
In your opinion winning is everything ? that`s your opinion which is fair enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulldog
Sometimes someone else`s opinion can be seen as trolling or just bad mouthing. not everyone will have the same opinions i guess.
Spot on bud and if you care enough to post about the aul then you must rate the honours to have s good season .you opinion is on last seasons city wonders was appreciated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xmas3Formation
Glen had no control over the division they were put into "press" All they can do is try and get up to premier A and compete for the only "important" trophies. It's every management job to get together the best squad they can so don't knock the Glen for doing so.
Now now temper temper city wanders can confirm I watch 4 times in all this season so your out ther as well wen your come out of 2017 you might relaxQuote:
Originally Posted by Xmas3Formation
getting good players is what it about xmas is coming tap tap 💰Quote:
Originally Posted by overthehill
Exactly keep moving in the right direction and see what happens at the end of the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xmas3Formation
CORK AUL CUP DRAWS
CITY CHALLENGE CUP 1ST ROUND
Dunbar Celtic v Lakewood Ath B
Grangevale v Blackstone Rovers
Blackpool Celtic v LeeviewAth B
Greenmount Rangers v Temple Utd
Glen Celtic v Grattan Utd B
Castleview v Central Rovers
All other teams bye to 2nd round
COUNTY CUP 1ST ROUND
KillumneyUtd v Hibernians
Ard Na Laoi v Corkbeg
Strand Utd v Richmond
Cloughduv Celtic v Knockraha
Springfield v WatergrasshillUtd
Kilmichael Rovers v SouthcoastAth
Rathcoole Rovers v Los Zarcos
All other teams bye to 2nd round
Friday, 16 November 2018 – K/o 7.45 p.m.
AUL 2A:
Leeview Athletic B v Glenthorn Celtic B, Mayfield Community School, P.O’Keeffe
Saturday, 17 November 2018 – K/o 2 p.m.
Munster Junior Cup Third Round:
Pearse Celtic A v Glenthorn Celtic A, Lehenaghmore, Liam Murphy
Knocknaheeney Celtic v Glen Celtic, Kilmore Rd, V.Coonan
Village United/Carrigtwohill United v Lakewood Athletic, venue later , Richard Murphy
AUL 1:
UCC A v Cathedral Celtic, The Farm, D.Keeler
AUL 1A:
CFC Banteer v Fairview, Rathcoole, M.Barry
Rathcoole Rovers v Strand United, Rathcoole. D.Daunt
AUL 2:
Blackstone Rovers v Grattan United B, Fairfield, J.O’Connor
AUL 2A:
Richmond v Knocknaheeney Celtic B, Garrane Darra, Wilton, B.O’Regan
South Coast Athletic v Bweeng Celtic, Shanbally, B.Forde
AUL 3:
Killumney United v Lakewood Athletic B, The Farm, B.Noonan
Los Zarcos v Ard-na-Laoi, Town Pk, Millstreet, K.Szatkowski
AUL 3A:
Greenwood B v St John Bosco B, Alsa Pk, T.Callanan
Sunday, 18 November 2018 – K/o 10.45 a.m. (unless otherwise stated)
Munster Junior Cup Third Round:
St John’s Bosco v City Wanderers, Dungourney, 2 p.m., T.McCarthy
AUL 1:
Springfield v Dunbar Celtic, Pat O Brien Pk, T.Thompson
AUL 1A:
Temple United v Donoughmore Athletic, Temple Pk, M.O Flaherty
AUL 2:
Blackpool Celtic v Churchvilla, Popham’s Field, Liam Murphy
Carrigtwohill United B v Hibernians, Ballyadam Pk, P.O’Sullivan
AUL 3:
Ballinhassig v Innishvilla B, Gortnaglough, G.Dolan
AUL 3A:
UCC B v Pearse Celtic B, The Farm, 2 p.m., P.O’Keeffe
Parkview Celtic v Grangevale, Garryduff, B.Noonan
Watergrasshill United v Greenmount Rangers, Skehanagh, M.Barry
what im saying is in the greater outlook of things those medals mean absolutely noting even to lads who have stayed in lower league to play with there buddies, you know it and i know that we want the big medals !! fair enough its great winning a trophy in the lower leagues and you,ll have a few sessions afterwards but 5 months down the road you wont even talk about last season and thats the simple fact !! good players that dont have higher standards of themselves are all over the aul and thats why the organisation is finished !! its really a Sunday pub league now
Ridiculous points made really, particularly with your "standards of themselves" remark.Quote:
Originally Posted by Press
There are clubs in the 2nd and 3rd Divisions with far higher standards of set ups and commitments that are far more enjoyable on not only a social level but football side of things than clubs above from 1st to Premier.
Many clubs have gone from the lower divisions and right to the top and each league medal along the way is respected.
It's junior football, many senior league players at a higher level possibly don't rate the trophies in AUL as a whole, it's all about perspective.
AUL Results for Friday 16th November:
AUL 2A: Leeview Ath 0 Glenthorn Celtic 5;
Results for W\E 18th November:
Munster Junior Cup 3rd Round:
Pearse Celtic A 4 Glenthorn Celtic A 2;
Knocknaheeny Celtic v Glen Celtic (off);
Village Utd 0 Lakewood Ath 2;
St John Boscos 1 City Wanderers 2.
AUL 1:
UCC 5 Cathedral Celtic 2;
Buttevant v Leeview Ath (off);
Springfield 2 Dunbar Celtic 2.
AUL 1A:
CFC Banteer 0 Fairview 0;
Rathcoole Rovers 2 Strand Utd 0;
Temple Utd 1 Donoughmore Ath 0.
AUL 2:
Blackstone Rovers 1 Grattan Utd 1;
Blackpool Celtic 3 Churchvilla 2;
Carrigtwohill Utd 4 Hibernians 1.
AUL 2A:
Richmond v Knocknaheeny Celtic;
Southcoast Ath 2 Bweeng Celtic 1;
Leeview Ath 0 Glenthorn Celtic 5;
AUL 3:
Killumney Utd 1 Lakewood Ath 1;
Los Zarcos 2 Ard Na Laoi 2;
Ballinhassig 2 Innishvilla 2.
AUL 3A:
Greenwood 2 St John Boscos 6
; UCC 2 Pearse Celtic 1;
Parkview Celtic 0 Grangevale 4;
Watergrasshill Utd v Greenmount Rangers (off).
Cork AUL CUP DRAWS
AOH Cup 3rd Round Draw
City Wanderers v St John Boscos A / Kanturk
Pearse Celtic A v Innishvilla A
DonoughmoreAth v Central Rovers
Macroom A v Dunbar Celtic / Bohemians
Coachford v Churchvilla
Temple Utd v Knocknaheeny Celtic A
Castleview v St John Boscos B
Village Utd v Buttevant
Cork AUL
Friday 23rd November Ko 7.45pm
AUL 1
City Wanderers v Corkbeg, CIT Bishopstown, M.Barry
Saturday 24th November Ko. 2.00pm
Munster Junior Cup 3rd Round
Grattan Utd A v Cathedral Celtic, O Neill Pk, V.Coonan
AOH Cup 2nd Round
Dunbar Celtic v Bohemians, Deerpark School, P.O’Sullivan
AUL 1
Glen Celtic v UCC, Glen Pk, G.Duffy
AUL 1A
Donoughmore Ath v CFC Banteer, Donoughmore, D.Keeler
Cloughduv Celtic v Strand Utd, Fr O Driscoll Pk, J.Lenihan
AUL 2
Blackstone Rovers v Churchvilla, Fairfield, D.Daunt
Kncokraha v Carrigtwohill Utd, GACA Pitches , Brooklodge, M.O’Flaherty
AUL 2A
Richmond v Bween Celtic, Garrandarragh, Wilton, J.O’Connor
Southcoast Ath v Leeview Ath, Shanbally, P.O’Neill
AUL 3
Innishvilla v Macroom, Knocknacurra, Innishannon, B.O’Regan
AUL 3A
Greenmount Rangers v Parkview Celtic, Murphys Farm, B.Forde
Sunday 25th November Ko 10.45am
New Balance FAI Junior Cup 4th Round
Fermoy v Rathcoole Rovers, Carrik Park, MSL
AOH Cup 2nd Round
St John Boscos A v Kanturk, Dungourney, 2.00pm, V.Coonan
AUL 1A
Temple Utd v Fairview, Temple Pk, Richard Murphy
AUL 2
Grattan Utd v Hibernians, O Neill Pk, G.Dolan
AUL 2A
Glenthorn Celtic v Kilmichael Rovers, Glenthorn Pk, T.Thompson
AUL 3
Lakewood Ath v Los Zarcos, Ovens, 2.00pm, T.Callanan
Ard Na Laoi v Killumney Utd, Leemount, T.Callanan
AUL 3A
UCC v St John Boscos, The Farm, 2.00pm, B.Noonan
Castleview v Pearse Celtic, O Sullivan Pk, B.Noonan
Greenwood v Watergrasshill Utd, AlsaPk, 2.00pm, K.Szatkowski
Wether played havoc with games this week .it could be a long season .
Rumors Leeview B folding? Shame to see another team fold.
COMPLETE AUL RESULTS FOR W\E 25-NOVEMBER-2018
New Balance FAI Junior Cup 4th Round:
Fermoy 2 Rathcoole Rovers 2 (Fermoy won 5-3 on pens aet).
AOH Cup 2nd Round:
Dunbar Celtic v Bohemians (off); St John Boscos A v Kanturk (off).
AUL 1:
Glen Celtic 3 UCC 2; City Wanderers 1 Corkbeg 3;
AUL 1A:
Donoughmore Ath v CFC Banteer (off);
Cloughduv Celtic v Strand Utd (off);
Temple Utd v Fairview (off).
AUL 2:
Blackstone Rovers v Churchvilla (off);
Knockraha v Carrigtwohill Utd (off);
Grattan Utd v Hibernians (off).
AUL 2A:
Richmond 2 Bweeng Celtic 3;
Southcoast Ath v Leeview Ath (off);
Glenthorn Celtic v Kilmichael Rovers (off).
AUL 3:
Innishvilla 0 Macroom 4;
Lakewood Ath 5 Los Zarcos 0;
Ard Na Laoi 3 Killumney Utd 4.
AUL 3A:
Greenmount Rangers v Parkview Celtic (off);
UCC B 0 St John Boscos 1;
Castleview 1 Pearse Celtic 1;
Greenwood v Watergrasshill Utd (off).
City Challenge Cup 1st Round:
Dunbar Celtic v Lakewood Ath B (off);
Greenmount Rangers v Temple Utd (off);
Grangevale Utd 1 Blackstone Rovers 0;
Castleview v Central Rovers (off).
County Cup 1st Round:
Killumney Utd 1 Hibernians 3;
Kilmichael Rovers 4 South Coast Ath 0;
Rathcoole Rovers 0 Los Zarcos 2;
Ard Na Laoi 2 Corkbeg 6;
Strand Utd 4 Richmond 4 (Richmond won 3-1 on pens aet).
Saxone Cup Quarter Final:
Grattan Utd B 5 Knockraha 2.
AUL 1A:
Fairview v Donoughmore Ath (off).
AUL1:
City Wanderers v Cathedral Celtic (off);
AUL3A:
UCC 5 Greenwood 3;
Parkview Celtic 2 Pearse Celtic 3.
cork aul and bohs the laughing stock of football over the weekend !!
Not going to Bohs bash here . They work hard to do the best with what they have . I think they were right to try and play the game on their own pitch . The surface is never great , it never was , it never will be . The fella who lined the pitch though may need a trip to specsavers ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Press
Bohs wer right to go on the pitch after all crumlin do favour astro ther never happy the big guns shouldn't even be in it imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by JaketheSnake
Bohs were dead right to play the game there why not like that's there home pitch why go to an all weather just to please them who didn't even have the decency to go for a sandwich after the game if you ask me they let themselves down no bus or nothing 4 cars travelled down for such a big club in Dublin there the ones who should be ashamed
The big guns shouldnt be in it? Crumlins junior team are just that .......... a JUNIOR team . Crumlin have a senior team in the FAI intermediate cup so why should their junior team not enter the FAI Junior Cup ? So Rockmounts junior team shouldnt enter the FAI junior cup either according to your statement? Or do you mean the pretend junior teams like the ones in Tipperary and Limerick who dont have a senior league?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulldog