saints posed no goal threat whatsoever and the bench is nowhere near strong enough
i will have to agree with fred on some of those points.i drove all the way over from tipp town to have a look at the game and was sorely disappointed with cashel and hugely impressed with celtic.we played them a few weeks ago and even then they looked very good.but they made cashel look very poor.they did not do themselves any favours at all.they lacked imagination and creativity.i know that they are missing some key players but 1 or 2 players should not make that much of a difference...rock are u involved in the cashel town management? if so,what went wrong the weekend?
as for our game against town,sorely disappointed with our performance especially when it was a game we needed to win to keep up our chances of winning the league.i know we had our chances but theres nothing really else i can take from the game.just really disappointed.
saints posed no goal threat whatsoever and the bench is nowhere near strong enough
got to be honest i wouldnt rule town out yet. when they have their strongest team avilable they will be extremely strong and they still have 27 points to play for.
lads dont be so quick to write off peake. they have gone away to both celtic and saints and got draws, they have also beaten town. if it wasnt for a poor showing against cashel they would be top. they also have mostly home games left and players playing in their proper positions at the moment
on a more sombre note is it true about michael ryan's brother?
Not involved with management, just an interested observer, and will concur with what much of you and Fred said, although it pains me. Any real fan of the game should be able to recognise the short comings of their own team before commenting on those of others, so it's only fair to put my hands up regarding the game, and call it an extremely bad day at the office.Originally Posted by DrRobert
I wouldn't get too down about it yet though, I feel that the eleven points we have won are a respectable tally so far and but for a few other hard luck cases, we could have a few more in the bag, but yes, we were taken apart last Sunday. Who knows why, sometimes you just can't put your finger on a bad performance and hope that you can bank it and move on.
There are a fine bunch of players at the club, and like I said, aren't 5 goals worse than Celtic. If we look at it realistically, that was the first time we were beaten this year by more than one goal, and the first time we gave up more than two, but we were caught flat footed. It won't happen again.. I hope
how many players were cashel missing on sunday?
I dunno why he ended up in goal on Sunday but the game against peake their 1st choice keeper was injured and I think there was a death in the family of 2nd choice keeper shortly before kick off. He's not a bad keeper even, some utility man. Still barely played in his best position this year
Lads, thought Barry Ryan was in America? or does he just have amazing binoculars?
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as manager of peake villa barry ryan is no longer part of your thinking yet every time you venture on to this site its in reference to him,i genuinely hope that he is not staying up until 4 or 5am in america to post comments on st michaels games
u tell him barry
The title race is right back on again with 4 teams involved in it. I agree with ron villa can not be over looked at all. Michaels have only one point at home againts their so called biggest rivals that type of form might just be what could stop them from winning the title . I think Town could still have a good chance of retaining their title if they put a run of form together.
The decision was made after the 3rd goal to let the keeper leave because he had a GAA match. The 2nd keeper was in England for the weekend
no i think town are out of it. the will probably concentrate on other competitions. dont be fooled by the result on sunday, they are a softer touch without paul scully and dont have anyone, at the moment, with that kind of influence. you just cant replace a player like him
They might be a softer touch without him but with barnes, kiely, burns, and scully across the middle and ryan and moroney up top they still have a heck of a lot to offer. To be honest they could have and should have beat Saints by 2 or 3 on Sunday.If Town were to go on and win every game between now and the end of the league they would end up with 36 pts thats the same amount of points that won them the league last year......... Im not saying this will happen but i just feel they certainly will be their abouts at the end of the season. Hopefully you are right that they will concentrate on other competitions and leave the league title to Celtic or Villa .
leave the league title?? they are not real madrid, they dont have a choice, they are out of contention
Out of contention... You seem to be very sure and i hope your right but only time will tell. I hope your not eating humble pie come the end of the season Ron.....
Town can't be ruled out at the moment. They have a strong squad and a winning mentality, but they have left themselves with a lot of work to do. Time will tell
lads was wondering if any of ye had contact name or number for the glasgow celtic supporters clubs out yer way would much appreciate it ,ye can pm me if ye want cheers
What has happened in cashel,is it true glenn doherty has stepped down as manager.can anyone from cashel explain what has happened.
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