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full list of fixtures in tsdl sun the 18th surely this cant be true?? did they forget its st paddys day the day before, surely there should have been a free weekend for every club alot of leagues/promotion/relegation still to be played for. ludicrous.
Celtic v Wilderness is on Sat at noonQuote:
Originally Posted by republican
St Michaels .v. Cahir Park, semi final of Tipp Cup on Friday night @ Cooke Park, not sure what time yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by republican
I ve just heard town v saints game ( premier game)is on this Sunday , is cup semi still on ?Quote:
Originally Posted by saintsfan
you could be correct. Heard earlier, tipp cup semi final is now changed to Saturday night, March 24th, but open to correction of course!Quote:
Originally Posted by rightboy
Cahir did not wanrt to play this weekend as their youths are playing Munster Cup Semi and they have 5 or 6 youths on the Junior panel.Quote:
Originally Posted by saintsfan
I don't think the good people of the TSDL appreciate the fact that St.Patricks Day is a day of celebration/family/parades and big silly green hats! What did St.Patrick do to the TSDL? I hope its nothing to do with snakes!Quote:
Originally Posted by republican
The TSDL and its hierarchy dont care about families, friends, celebrations, festivities and public celebrations. Ask any club that have asked for a weekend off due to weddings 21st,30ths etc all with good cause, the norm of the answer or reply is ney or thumbs down. yes they want to get their league fixtures done and be known as a well run league....yes its run well but the league prem, 1st division, youths etc is nearly complete by patricks day.. are they serious by not giving clubs weekends off...do people remember playing til april/may and the sun being out???!Correct the league is ran well but common sense is not a very good attribute they have.this will continue until the powers that are known step down, and that is not in the near future im afraid.. so hear hear to the league for putting on games after patricks day and hear hear for running a great league(sarcasm).
The league is ran well for certain clubs.Very good post thoQuote:
Originally Posted by rushy12
best of luck to clonmel celtic saturday. hope all tsdl clubs and supporters make the effort to get to cooke park and shout on the celts
In fairness i hope they do , ive plenty of friends lining out for celtic , i will be there shouting them onQuote:
Originally Posted by balls
Best of luck Clonmel Celtic, i hope everyone gets behind them on Saturday nightQuote:
Originally Posted by Redman028
best of luck to clonmel celtic .hoping game will be good on sat evening
except kilbarrack:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tipp Top
Best of luck to celtic, give it a lash lads :)
best of luck too to oldbridge in tipp cup, twill be tough but shur ya never no
just seen the tsdl website, they really have cracked on with the suspensions this season. especially tough on bansha lads that are going to miss paddy purtill final aswell as killusty and cullen players who look like there going to miss their clubs play off games. Any views on this??
It's admin gone to far!! Most leagues including pro leagues have an amnesty from the end of March and carry yellow suspensions on to the following season just for this reason, only red cards can prevent players playing late on in the season. These are amateur players and Finals may only come along once for some of them, admin men get so in to the paperwork they forget the real reason we all get involved in sport and that is to get players to these kind of games.
I see st micks beat oldbridge 1nil yestrerday in tipp cup, how did it go, time of goal, first goalscorer, etc
paddy power had betting friday evening on this, but had it taken away sunday mornin, i say they were afraid they could lose a lot. The ht/ft was 4/7, would it have come in if i backed it?
The goal scored in 44th minute, a direct free-kick, scorer was John Connery.Quote:
Originally Posted by footballfanatic
Well said West Hammer, Lewis and that Committee are miles apart from the reality of trying to get lads to play football, suspensions like that and denying lads to play a penultimate stages of seasons would have them asking questions as to why they would bother