http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzPBcCF9yKc
Perfectly applicable to North Tipp referees. There's one referee who thinks that the attacking team needs his permission to restart the game when he calls a free-kick. Completely did over a team in the last few minutes today with that "rule" of his. They took a quick free-kick. Their best player received the ball free with time and space in front of our back four and with two runners running in behind.
right im a bit drunk but heres how i saw it, town went 1 up through mikey o gorman, we hit back mark mkenna scored an og, then danny ryan put us 2-1 with a great free kick, 2-1 half time, brian quinn scored 2 make it 2-2 and danny got the winner with bout 20 mins to go with a left foot volley, we deserved the win and were the better team overallOriginally Posted by panda87
3 out of 4 is not to bad in fairness
With town droping points. who would be likely to push them, Thurles, BT Harps, Celtic??
I presume it will be from these as Clough are too inconsistent.
So who do you think could take advantage of town dropping points and make a push for the league??
Thurles, BT, Celtic.
I'd put Clough in there but you never with them what team they will have from 1 week to the next.
Great win for ye anyway, makes the league interesting for another few weeks anyway!
Thought i put up our result yesterday, but must not have hit enter, we beat lough derg 1 nil, pitch was a disaster, and that's saying a lot considering how bad our one gets.
The relegation battle will be interesting this season. Early signs are a battle between borris, derg and borroway but all of those three are down players at the minute so the quality of the players coming back in might decide it
Who are you with yourself bobblepark?
I still don't see anyone but Nenagh Town winning the league.
Hard to see them losing another two games and very hard to see anyone else going unbeaten for the rest of the season and I think that's what would be needed to win the league.
You would have to say Clough and Bt are in the best position to challenge so far but Clough have picked up their points against the two newly promoted teams and Borroway who haven't started well at all, so maybe it's a false position that they are in but then again you can only beat who's in front of you and clough have put up some impressive scorelines.
Anyway we're top now so hopefully foot and mouth breaks out again during the week and they just leave it all as it stands!
funny old game. didnt see that one coming. just goes to show you can have all the talent on the pitch but if you have no balls its not worth much. well done great result keeps things interesting for a while.
I agree we'll be in the relegation battle. We only had one game at home so far this season though, against town - then 3 away games against teams aiming for a top four place id say- this weekend will tell alot against Borroway and whether or not we will fight to stay up...its been disappointing so far
Yes, that's a massive game for both of ye, best of luck with it!
The first year we were in the premier we started poorly and never recovered. Last season we started poorly but kept positive and turned the season around. Keep the heads up anyway
Was the next round for the FAI Junior Cup drawn yet does anyone know? If so, where can i see the fixtures - nothin on the fai website
thanks, were you at the game, how did you think we went?
tomorrow night as far as i know
Which referee are you on about????
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzPBcCF9yKc
Perfectly applicable to North Tipp referees. There's one referee who thinks that the attacking team needs his permission to restart the game when he calls a free-kick. Completely did over a team in the last few minutes today with that "rule" of his. They took a quick free-kick. Their best player received the ball free with time and space in front of our back four and with two runners running in behind.
Which ref are you on about????
FAI Junior Cup 3[SIZE=2]rd[/SIZE] Round
Borrisokane v Vee Rovers
Valley Rangers v Ardcroney
Arra Rovers v Lough Derg or Glengoole United
Wilderness Rovers v St. Michael’s FC
St. Nicholas v Clonmel Town
Redmondstown v Nenagh Celtic
Cashel Town v Ballyneale
Tipperary Town v Clonmel Celtic
Galbally United v Nenagh AFC
Rosegreen Rangers v Old Bridge
Cahir Park v Thurles Town
AI Junior Cup 3rd Round Borrisokane v Vee Rovers
Valley Rangers v Ardcroney
Arra Rovers v Lough Derg or Glengoole United
Wilderness Rovers v St. Michael’s FC
St. Nicholas v Clonmel Town
Redmondstown v Nenagh Celtic
Cashel Town v Ballyneale
Tipperary Town v Clonmel Celtic
Galbally United v Nenagh AFC
Rosegreen Rangers v Old Bridge
Cahir Park v Thurles Town
It wouldn't be fair to name him.
Good draw: home and third division team. ****ing distance, too.
Only asking, because I heard a ref couple of weeks ago telling both teams before the start of the game, that they could work away with quick free kicks in their own half of the field, but anything around the opponents penalty area was on the whistle. When queried about it after the game, he was able to produce the Laws of the game book, which state that a referee must blow his whistle to restart the game after the ball has gone out of play, i.e, goalkick, free kick etc. When asked why he allowed quick free kicks in their own half, he replied that, in the interest of keeping the game moving, he would allow it in their own half as long as there were no issues to be dealt with, bookin/sending off, player injured, but that the defending team were entitled to get a wall in place to defend a free kick around the area. Thought it was a sensible piece of refereeing. Just wondering if it was the same fella that's all.
It must have been an old copy of the 'Laws of the Game', because the current 'Laws of the Game' state that the referee's whistle is "NOT needed" to restart play from a free-kick (or goal-kick, corner-kick, or thrown-in). The referee's whistle is needed to restart play from a free-kick when the appropriate distance is required, but the referee must first signal to attacking team that he will whistle to restart play. In pro games, you often see the referee pointing to his whistle signalling to the free-taker that he must wait; the onus is on the free-taker to decide if he wants the referee to order the appropriate distance for the free-kick.
The ref I, like the ref you, mentioned was consistent with restarting play with his whistle. That said, I'd rather play by the official rules of the game and allow the attacking team to gain an advantage if they can from a quick free-kick.
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