I know nothing about Bangor Celtic where are they based in Dublin and are they in the top flight of LSL? I know that its the first time we have met! its a tricky tie when you know nothing about opposition.
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I know nothing about Bangor Celtic where are they based in Dublin and are they in the top flight of LSL? I know that its the first time we have met! its a tricky tie when you know nothing about opposition.
Not quite - but that does mean ye (like us) have three two-week gaps and one one-week gap between games.Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
Daft stuff.
We've eight games left, as opposed to your five. So we've three two-week breaks and four one-week breaks.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
To illustrate, between 21st August and 6th October, we have three games.
Between 7th and 27th October, we have four games.
It's not great scheduling at all, considering we've had five midweek games this year.
Mind you, we do have a small squad, so could benefit from having those weeks off.
Didn't see ye had more games actually; soccerway just lists the next five on the main page, so I thought ye had the same as us!Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
Just as well we're not in a promotion chase (thanks Fran Gavin again for that brilliant idea...) or you'd be hard pressed trying to keep up some momentum with a game every other week.
It's still the same but they have some yellow tape up now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Limerick/Harps confirmed for Saturday 26th. Extra time/penalties, etc.
They're one of about eight teams from around Dublin 8/10/12 in Senior Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Went to a lot of Bangor games a few years back when a mate of mine played for them they were a good set up then & seemed to have kept similar standards, I'd say they will give Longford a good game.
Do they still play in the Iveagh Grounds, if i remember correctly that pitch is a brilliant surface but very very wide since its inside a GAA pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
Crumlin utd & Dundalk are playing in the Iveagh grounds on Saturday.Can the ground hold many do you know?Quote:
Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop
so is it Crumlin Utd and Bangor Celtic that play in the Iveagh Grounds?Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
Crumlin have their own ground but have switched the match to the Iveagh grounds.Bangor may well have done the same?Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Bluebell- Cabo switched to Stradbrook.
Haven't a clue to be honest, a man and his dog is the most I've played in front of there. As far as i remember theres no terracing there so it'll just be a few row of people standing around the pitch so I doubt it can hold too many.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
From Google maps, Iveagh Grounds.
http://foot.ie/attachment.php?attachmentid=2586&stc=1
Stephen Conlon (former longford) is the Bangor keeper.
Anthony Buttimer will be bringing his unique brand of officiating to the Limerick/Harps tie. Joy.
did he steal your girlfriend?
He stole many a potentially good game.Quote:
Originally Posted by onlooker
A Dublin City crest.
Eh by gum, that takes me back.