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Fair play to in my view the best Junior soccer club in the Country the last 10-15 years. I know Ballymun/St Kevins/Portamarock/Pike Rvs/Evergreen/Clonmel/Carrick but lets all be honest the best team is FAIRVIEW RNGS. I am invovled in the Kildare League and was involved in a Fairview encounter which brought our club forward so far.
Congrats to fairview from everyone at Shannon Town. Especially Gerry Kelly. We are looking foreward to locking horns with the best junior team in the country next season
well done to fairview on winning the fai from moyross united
Well done Fairview, great to see a Limerick team winning national honours.
well done fairview you did limerick proud again yesterday. IMO it was a very poor game for a fai final agree with a pervious poster it was two fantastic defences on top walsh and buckley were outstanding at the back i also thought mike ryan was outstanding for the view chap with yellow boots was excellant for micheals aswell.
i must say i felt sorry for all people trevor cosgrave of all people to miss the vital pen he had a very good game
well done to the view from all at kilmallock fc
well done the view,a superb double this season.
yeah well done to Fairview, it just goes to show that heart wins an fai, not money, well done the view, easly the best club in limerick by a long shot
congrats to the view
well done to fairview rangers on winning the fai junior cup from Newcastle West Afc
Congrats to Fairview and commiserations to St Michaels, lets hope next years competition and forum avoids the nonsense that this years had
Hear hear!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Longshanks
One point I'd like to make. I found it very strange that St Michaels let Trevor Cosgrave take a penalty. For a lad that has such close ties with Fairview, and knows a lot of the View players so well, I thought it strange that they put so much extra pressure on him with the spot kick.
Congrats to Fairview. Fantastic achievement.
Trevor is a player with a very professional attitude. His ties to Fairview are irrelevent and would not have entered anyone's head when the list of penalty takers was put together.
ya..top top man, a colossal in any dressing room, as a player or as a sub, felt sorry for him sunday, but he's a super fella and will bounce back, you musnt remember also, he came back from a broken leg this yr to play oustandingly well in an fai final.Quote:
Originally Posted by tipp man
I'm not saying anything at all bad about the lad. I just thought he would have more on his plate stepping up to take that peno than someone who personally knew none of the fairview boys etc. Thats all...
Cant see why a fella's previous clubs would have any bearing on him taking a Peno, if anything it might make him more determined to stick it away. But what motivation would YOU need to score a penalty in the shoot-out of the FAI Junior Cup Final?? Its unfortunate for the poor lad, it just wasnt meant to be. If he had to take it again he may have scored but likewise the other lads who did score may miss if they had to take theirs again, c'est la vie!!!
that would mean none of the pike players could take a peno against their old teams..as far as i can see none of them started at pike apart from donovan...all from other clubsQuote:
Originally Posted by joeSoap
likewise fairview,how many of the startin 11 started at the view,?????harmon and heffo are only ones id say.whose your own club by the way???Quote:
Originally Posted by neverseenit
think grant came through up there as well
Just as well so the Munster Junior Cup Final didn't go to penalties. It would have ment Alan Ryan, Ian Cleary, Michael Cody, Alan Cody would have been unavailable for spot kicks if this theory holds water.Quote:
Originally Posted by neverseenit