A part from being Brian Kerr's and Robbie Keane's old club;)
Has anyone info on these guys, I'II try and dig up some.
Not a plum draw a match we should win, but better than drawing Athlone or Kilkenny in the cup, who could easily knock you out.:)
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A part from being Brian Kerr's and Robbie Keane's old club;)
Has anyone info on these guys, I'II try and dig up some.
Not a plum draw a match we should win, but better than drawing Athlone or Kilkenny in the cup, who could easily knock you out.:)
We played them in a friendly on Thursday night at Dalymount cos the scum game was postponed due to the intertoto. We won 3-1 but it was only in the second half that we showed any form, apparently they tired towards the end so your lot should have an advantage fitness-wise
Can't be that bad if they only lost 3-1 to ye boyz, their season is over I think. Who's their best player? have they any former EL players?:cool:Quote:
Originally posted by d13bohs
We won 3-1 but it was only in the second half that we showed any form, apparently they tired towards the end so your lot should have an advantage fitness-wise
You obviously haven't seen us play this season :mad:
I don't think they have any former eL players, but I'm not sure as I wasn't able to make the game unfortunately (I got roped into helping my girlfriend move house :rolleyes: Some people don't understand that a meaningless friendly against Crumlin on a Thursday night is far more important than moving some possessions from one house to another)
Life is no bed of roses:D :DQuote:
Originally posted by d13bohs
I got roped into helping my girlfriend move house :rolleyes: Some people don't understand that a meaningless friendly against Crumlin on a Thursday night is far more important than moving some possessions from one house to another
Clover Utd - Crumlin Utd 0-1 in the first round.
I say they are the same standard as Newbridge Town (very average).
If Kildare County don't brezze through to the next round it will be a disaster:eek:
What Div of the LSL are the in, did they get promoted to the Prem last season?:confused:
FAI Carlsberg Intermediate Cup Semi-final knocked out by Belgrove.
This will be no cakewalk and has "banana skin" written all over it.
However as their season is over we must have a big advantage fitness wise.
I would have prefered the likes of Bohs / Rovers / Cork but hopefully we can save them for a later round.
It would be interesting to see what type of crowd we would get if we got Bohs or Rovers at home.
I can just imagine the security nightmare for all 5 of our stewards if Rovers came to town :D
All LSL teams that are playing in the FAI cup are back training and although their first real game will be in the cup, I've no doubt they'll play a lot more friendlies. Apparently they are a young improving side and they fancy their chances against you ( the brother of one of the lads I go to games with plays for them)
I dunno what basis they have to fancy their chances but thats ok with me. I would love to see an away team come to station road and play open football because no one in the first division (maybe galway) has done it this year and its made for some dire viewing.
This is only our 2nd ever FAI cup game!!!!!!!!!!!
If we ever manage to score first at home we are going to spank some team.
I'm sure Brian Kerr will be at the match:cool:
I'd say Crumlin would be happy with a draw.
County have gone over 200 minutes without letting in a goal, which is a great sign:D
probably because all LSL teams think they're better than league teams (until they play them) and seeing as they didn't get away to Cork or something, they're happy enough. I reckon you'll beat them handily enough.
I actually though that was an impressive statistic until I realised its only two games...
Kildare might become my second team soon as i may be moving out to Newbriidge....
oh no not another dub in town!!!! ;)
..but you will be welcome in station road all the same :)
Limerick are playing some serious ball this year (ask Éanna, he's a neutral) with the exception of our very first match and the second half against Bray on Sunday. As for the non-leaguers if both teams play to the best of their ability you'll win handily enough but football being football... anything could happen.Quote:
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I would love to see an away team come to station road and play open football because no one in the first division (maybe galway) has done it this year and its made for some dire viewing.
Worried yet! :p
When I said no teams in the division were playing open football I meant when they come to Station Road.
So no offence to the ball playing teams out there who haven't visited us yet.
Lets hope Limerick do make their trip to Station Road so we can witness total football limerick style and I mean that sincerely.
Any chance of Foley staying on his feet next time?? He has won penalties in our last 2 encounters that well.....i think you know yourself....;)
Portmarnock. St Mochtas, Bluebell Utd have all reached the Quaters of the Cup in the last few years. Saying that their is so many non-Eircom league teams in the cup it isn't that hard to do.
Portmarnock are a, wait for it a, junior team:eek:
Yeah limerick play very nice football, but in fairnss SLK, I'm not 100% neutral. My basic philosophy is that the less miles between somewhere and Dublin, the more I hate it :DQuote:
Originally posted by sadloserkid
Limerick are playing some serious ball this year (ask Éanna, he's a neutral) with the exception of our very first match and the second half against Bray on Sunday. As for the non-leaguers if both teams play to the best of their ability you'll win handily enough but football being football... anything could happen.
Worried yet! :p
You must love the moon so Eanna:DQuote:
Originally posted by Éanna
Yeah limerick play very nice football, but in fairnss SLK, I'm not 100% neutral. My basic philosophy is that the less miles between somewhere and Dublin, the more I hate it :D
Were not the most attacking side in the world either! Still I'm a firm disciple of Keely's tatics.:)
cough I can't imagine what you're talking about... :oQuote:
Originally posted by Countyman
Any chance of Foley staying on his feet next time?? He has won penalties in our last 2 encounters that well.....i think you know yourself....;)
Kildare County 22/1 to win the cup thats a disgrace ye wont win im putting my money on Shamrock Rovers
I agree no value their. Limerick could suprise a few people, each way bet of course.Quote:
Originally posted by ramsie
Kildare County 22/1 to win the cup thats a disgrace ye wont win im putting my money on Shamrock Rovers
Home draw for County
KILDARE County were drawn at home to minnows Crumlin Utd in the second round of the FAI Cup on Monday evening. While a Premier Division club might have been desirable in terms of revenue, a good run in the competition would lead to that anyway. There are two mouth-watering ties that stand out with St Patrick’s Athletic at home to Shamrock Rovers, while Cork City will host Shelbourne.
Don't think you'll have to worry about that anymore. By all accounts Ciaran is no longer with Limerick. His family has moved to Sligo apparently and he has joined them there.Quote:
Originally posted by Countyman
Any chance of Foley staying on his feet next time?? He has won penalties in our last 2 encounters that well.....i think you know yourself....;)
thats bloody great..hope the baldy one doesn't play against us saturday night...i can see another dodgy penalty on the horizon!!!:(
You and me both, he's under contract to us for the season and if he turns up for another club for nothing it'll be a real kick in the face...Quote:
Originally posted by Countyman
hope the baldy one doesn't play against us saturday night
Ryan's managerial baptism will not be made easy with Richie Purdy (knee), Alan Keely (groin), Shay Zeller (thigh), Marc Kenny (ineligible) and reserve goalkeeper Tadhg Murphy (family bereavement) all out while first choice goalkeeper Wayne Russell is struggling with a hamstring injury. Under 21 stopper Thomas Curley is on stand-by
Let Wayne stand in goal and let Ben kick out the ball?
1.Russell?
2.Daisy
3.Cronin
4.Ben
5.Razzor
6.Scully
7.Rogers
8.McNevin
9.Hughes
10.O'Connor
11.Kelly
Subs Ryan Gorman Cotsy Curley
If we need a sub keeper, we could get the Newbridge Town keeper, with the new rule he won't be cup tied.
:D
Great to see tommy in the squad although at the expense of tadghs bereavement.
I played gaa with tommy..class goalkeeper..a star in the making.
we have a really depleted squad now.
I would have gorman instead of O'Connor but cant see ryaner dropping his buddy.
I have an awful feeling alan keely will never play for us again. He has been out a long time now. Might follow dad.
Barry is one of the first names on the team for me. Pilly is a nice guy, but plays like a gaa footballer. Not as good as last year.
What Gaa club does Curly play for?
If Alan goes its the clubs fault not having him under contract.
Feck I would loved to have seen Marc Kenny play.
Which of this lot is Hutchison or is he out too?Quote:
Originally posted by Estar
2.Daisy
3.Cronin
4.Ben
5.Razzor
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Originally posted by sadloserkid
Which of this lot is Hutchison or is he out too?
Hutch or Jock as he was called left the club as travelling from Sligo was to much for him. 260 round trip can't blame him. Our signing from Cork City Gareth Cronin is playing well in left/wing back position at the moment.
Tommy plays for Moorefield while if Alan keely doesn't go this season I fear he might go next season.Quote:
Originally posted by Estar
What Gaa club does Curly play for?
If Alan goes its the clubs fault not having him under contract.
Off to the match in a few minutes, I'II try and gey some info from the players after the match:D
Summer soccer is great excellent weather:cool: