I think a summer league would be perfect, if you want to play GAA then play GAA.Originally Posted by buzzkill
Also proper football is the most played sport in the country
i woundnt say its loudicrous what i meant would be in an ideal world without the gaa it would a good idea less games called off better standard of pitch as i said in my post youd lose alot of teams to gaa
I think a summer league would be perfect, if you want to play GAA then play GAA.
Also proper football is the most played sport in the country
By doing that you would cripple 75% of clubs. If you were to do it at adult level then underage would have to follow. Who's it going to benefit when a child has to make a decision whether to play soccer or gaa? Its bad enough that lads do there best to accomodate both without forcing them to chose one over the other. Can anybody on here say that within there team and club have nobody juggling both? Crazy talk
I know what you mean, forgetting the GAA we would have less matches called off. 3 years ago I think we went 11 weeks without a match because of the frozen pitches.
I can say we would have 100% no one play gaa in our team.nov dec and jan are disaster for games.weather to unpredictable.flip sideof your argument buzzkill is that if choice is made either way it would benefit teams in gaa and football as they would be more settled and stronger.just my opinion
buttervant 1 glen celtic A 6 . well done to the glen a good solid proformance all around in hard place to get results well done lads
Macroom 2 kanturk 1..
Robbed,ref gave peno in last 5 minutes which wasn't even close to bein a peno..
It was getting dark with extra time looming???
AOH Cup 2nd Round: Macroom A 2 Kanturk 1; CFC Banteer 0 St John Boscos A 2; Leeview Ath 0 Kilreen Celtic 1;
Munster Junior Cup 2nd Round: Buttevant 1 Glen Celtic A 6.
Mossie Linnane League Cup quarter final: Pearse Celtic A 2 Blarney St Ath 2 (Blarney Street won 4-3 on pens aet).
St Michaels Cup 1st Round: Waterloo A 3 Bohemians 1;
President Cup 1st Round: Knocknaheeny Celtic v Bweeng Celtic (off);
Presidents Cup 2nd Round: Ballinhassig B 0 Dunbar Celtic B 3;
Premier League: Coachford 2 Park Utd 0;
Premier A League: Douglas Hall 3 Glenvale 0; Grattan Utd v Blackstone Rovers (off);
AUL 1: Lakewood Ath 1 Dillons Cross Ath 2;
AUL 1A: UCC 4 Donoughmore Ath 0; Millstreet Celtic 4 Rathcoole Rovers 4;
AUL 2A: Corkbeg 3 Hillington 1; Central Rovers 1 Shandon Celtic 0 (Game abandoned due to injury to referee);
AUL 3: Richmond B 4 Ard Na Laoi 1;
AUL 3A: Carrigaline Utd 1 Pearse Celtic B 2; St John Boscos 2 Tower FC 1;
Killumney 3-0 Greenwood, scoreline probably flatters Killumney, they got 3 quick goals in last 20, Greenwood were dogged and had a few chances, including a sitter to make it 1-1, but overall Killumney deserved winners
Killumney where lucky if u ask me greenwood played way better football they had plenty of goal opportunities should of been 2-0 up at hall time but killumney came out the winners
I agree they got a bit of luck with the 2nd goal, (keeper should have saved it) and the penalty, but Greenwood have to take their chances in big games, or they will get punished by the better teams, i have been impressed with Greenwood this season though, not a great start to the league for them but i think they will pick up more than enough points!
ya i agreee to zohan at 1 nil tho joe ryan was played in and was wrongfully called offside could have changed the game then but to big mistakes by sexton to hand it to kilumney im sure they will bounce back great team sprit they have !
AUL RESULTS (COMPLETE)
AOH Cup 2nd Round: Macroom A 2 Kanturk 1; CFC Banteer 0 St John Boscos A 2; Leeview Ath 0 Kilreen Celtic 1; Carrigtwohill Utd B 2 Cathedral Celtic 5.
Munster Junior Cup 1st Round: Springfield v Village Utd (off).
Munster Junior Cup 2nd Round: Buttevant 1 Glen Celtic A 6; Grangevale 2 Dunbar Celtic A 1.
Mossie Linnane League Cup quarter final: Pearse Celtic A 2 Blarney St Ath 2 (Blarney Street won 4-3 on pens aet).
St Michaels Cup 1st Round: Waterloo A 3 Bohemians 1.
St Michaels Cup 2nd Round: Ballinhassig A v Richmond A (off).
President Cup 1st Round: Knocknaheeny Celtic v Bweeng Celtic (off).
Presidents Cup 2nd Round: Ballinhassig B 0 Dunbar Celtic B 3.
Premier League: Coachford 2 Park Utd 0; Killumney Utd 3 Greenwood 0.
Premier A League: Douglas Hall 3 Glenvale 0; Grattan Utd v Blackstone Rovers (off); Castleview v Carrigtwohill Utd (off).
AUL 1: Lakewood Ath 1 Dillons Cross Ath 2; Watergrasshill Utd 5 Knockraha 4.
AUL 1A: UCC 4 Donoughmore Ath 0; Millstreet Celtic 4 Rathcoole Rovers 4;
AUL 2: Blackpool Celtic 2 Macroom B 0; Strand Utd v De Courcey Albion (off); Newmarket Town v Rylane Celtic (off).
AUL 2A: Corkbeg 3 Hillington 1; Central Rovers 1 Shandon Celtic 0 (Game abandoned due to injury to referee); City Wanderers 0 Park Utd B 1.
AUL 3: Richmond B 4 Ard Na Laoi 1; Greenwood 3 Innishvilla 0; Parkview Celtic 1 Castlelack 3; St John Boscos v UCC B (off).
AUL 3A: Carrigaline Utd 1 Pearse Celtic B 2; St John Boscos 2 Tower FC 1.
AUL 3B: Los Zarcos 1 Strand Utd 1; Glanworth Utd 2 Waterloo B 1; Lakewood Ath 0 Coachford B 3.
Was a pen all day long kid,
Macroom manager said after game it wasn't a peno..
But that's the great thing about football matter of opinion,and you're intitled to yours
Seeing you were at the game..
How about our player bein taken down In box in second half..
Was it a peno??
Just wanna see what your opinion on that is?
Taught they were both penos but macroom centre half said he didn't touch him so I'd believe him haha,taught the result was harsh on ye.they would want to be upping their game for grattan away this coming weekend.
Cork:
- Kilreen Celtic or Cobh Wanderers Vs Blarney St Ath
- College Corinthians Vs Grattan Utd
- Mayfield FC Vs Leeview Ath
- Rockmount FC Vs Glen Celtic
- Fairview FC Vs UCC Utd
- Richmond A FC Vs Douglas Hall B FC
- Greenwood FC or Waterloo FC Vs Glenthorne Celtic or Blackstone Rovers
Ties to be played on the weekend of the 23rd / 24th November.
Last edited by killer"B"; 11/11/2013 at 11:29 AM.
[QUOTE=sharpshooter;1721317]Taught they were both penos but macroom centre half said he didn't touch him so I'd believe him haha,taught the result was harsh on ye.they would want to be upping their game for grattan away this coming weekend.[/QUOTE
Our player said he got chopped down,so il believe him2-0 would have made big difference
Fair point do..
2 weeks in a row we left the game behind us
Thought Killumney were full value for the 3 points yesterday I left as soon as the 3rd goal went in and from what I can remember Greenwood didn't have a shot on target.
Good win for us on Pens against Pearse on Saturday, wasn't a classic but do think we just about deserved it. Into the semi final now for us and looking forward to our first league game on Saturday!
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