I believe it was Glen B against Carrigtwohill B, but I stand to be corrected.
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I believe it was Glen B against Carrigtwohill B, but I stand to be corrected.
Chiefscout is losing his fans faster than emigration by the looks of it!
In this day and age and with all that is going on in professional football people should keep their racism to themselves. I've seen Glen Celtic play a few times this seen and it's obvious the club isn't a racist club! Again a few individuals bringing everybody down again, hopefully the AUL are swift in nipping this in the bud and the club can move forward, they are making a great name for themselves with the football they are playing!
I have also watched the glen playing this season and I have praised them in many posts but that was their a team who have nothing got to do with the allegation I heard about at the weekend...as for nipping it in the bud ..you are dead right with that but whoever the team is or whoever the individual is that made disgusting remarks against a black player should be severly punished before nipping it in the bud dont you thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Dixie's Cousin
Even if it was Glen Celtic B, the club will get tarred! Let's stop this from happening!
Racial abuse must not be tolerated, it is a disgrace this day and age for a black player giving up his evenings training and playing a match at the weekend to have to listen to that sh_t. The player or supporters who made the remarks should be banned and made accountable in court, the next step would be a fine for the club and or expulsion, it's a pure and utter disgrace that a game of soccer has come to this stage where a player gets abused for the colour of his skin !!!!!
Not even sure it was a Glen club member.
True storyQuote:
Originally Posted by Horse24
Toss up between Coachford and Killeady next Sunday. Saw a bit of Springfield yesterday. Not bad but would like to see them against stronger opposition.
coachford for me better surface to play on their than kileady,so should be a good game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenbuck
Backpass, I agree Grattan deserved a draw out of the game, but you are suggesting the referee was the reason they didn't get it with your comments. You probably didnt see our second goal that was disallowed very harshly either! Or you failed to comment on the sheer level of abuse handed out by Grattan to both referee and our players which all went unpunished or the "accidental" kick to our keepers head which put us down to 10 men for the remainder of the game. And I dont know where you saw Grattan score at full time, was that when everyone else had stopped playing including the keeper. Strange alright!!Quote:
Originally Posted by backpass
I watched the last 15 minutes of this game! That kick to the keeper was an accident he dropped the ball and dived on it, the penalty was a penalty no denying that. As for the abuse i had the small fella jumping on me in the car so i didn't hear much. The goal scored at the end was about 5 seconds after the whistle went but the ref shouldn't of blown it when Grattan were attacking!Quote:
Originally Posted by Radiostar
I said it was strange that the ref blew the whistle when the ball was in the air and grattan had a chance...the goal that ye had disalowed was rightly disalowed for offside..i was right in line with it..and the keepers kick in the head was unfortunate but in fairness I dont think he meant it....when ye got the penealty the grattan lads went overboard telling him to kick it wide..oh and I never said that the ref robbed them either ...i have nothing to do with grattan so why would I be saying nonsense...im really sorry for giving a neutral opinion on what I sawQuote:
Originally Posted by Radiostar
But just to clarify one thing as far as I know the rule regarding time is the time is up then blow the whistle - it is not a case of lets wait and see how this attack might pan out - as much as we would like it to be, where do you draw the line? I stand to be corrected by one of the referee's on here and I do know that we all like it when a ref does implement common sense on things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dixie's Cousin
i find it strange that the glen b team is responsible for a racist comment,especially as their a team has a black player playing with their team ,.in all the years i have played and been involved in football it was never ever an issue,./ racism/stamp it out before it ignites.
Big cup game at the weekend with Kilumney and Glen, im predicting a comfortable Kinsale win against wilton and this to be the start of their big run in to winning yet another league. Park doing very well this year, glad to see their years of hard work paying off, never an easy place to play in the past and now they seem to be playing well away from home now too. Does anybody fancy Wilton to put a run together?
what are you talking about??? Kinsale already LOST to the Glen on penalties in the AOH - The Glen are away to Kilumney in the cup this weekend and Kinsale are away to Wilton in the leagueQuote:
Originally Posted by Nedge
the glen will give killumney one hell of a game.
I agree with you on some things you said ...but I think you have some sort of hatred towards Coachford with your silly comments about them over the last few weeks on this forum...to say theyre objective is to stay up is silly talk...Look at the tableQuote:
Originally Posted by Hubba Bubba
Just seen next weeks fixtures and I have to admit I feel a bit relieved and somewhat happy when I see Chalky doing our fixture. You know you are going to get a good honest ref and the game will not be decided by a stupid mistake from a ref. He's fair to both sides no matter who they are and he talks to you unlike other refs. I was planning on giving a match report from the 4-4 draw with Pearse but didnt get a chance. If i did i would of giving Chalky a glowing mention too. If we are going to be naming and shaming referees here then I think its only right that when a ref has been consistently good (and fair) then its only right to mention it.