Westport United FC

**Closed Account** · 19/09/2007, 2:06 PM

how did westport under 16's do in the fai barry cup last weekend?

They lost 3-0 to Hibs/Foyle

**swinfordfc** · 20/09/2007, 2:12 PM

Originally Posted by joe_denilson

They lost 3-0 to Hibs/Foyle

good man joe - have you any of the other results?

**Closed Account** · 20/09/2007, 2:23 PM

Originally Posted by swinfordfc

good man joe - have you any of the other results?

Just the fixtures involving Galway Teams unfortunately.

Link

**swinfordfc** · 20/09/2007, 2:58 PM

Originally Posted by joe_denilson

Just the fixtures involving Galway Teams unfortunately.

Link

Thanks Joe

**Thunderblaster** · 26/09/2007, 8:05 PM

Goals from Horks, Louisburgh Lion and Navin secured our three points against Claremorris to regain the Super League Title!! Championeezzzzz!!

Sunday is officially Super Sunday. At 12:00, the B team, if they defeat S&F United away, they become Premier Division champions. At 3:00, the first team takes on old rivals, Castlebar Celtic in Milebush Park in the AIB Cup final. Victory will ensure the domestic treble and the biggest trophy haul for the junior team since 1974.

Come out in force to support the red and black!!

**Thunderblaster** · 29/09/2007, 3:33 PM

I can sum up the desperation that exists within Castlebar Celtic to win the AIB Cup after getting the Eircom U.21 game against Salthill Devon postponed. The pressure is on Mr. Dykes and his team to deliver. A season without a domestic trophy would be seen as failure within the Celtic hierarchy. Westport United, on the other front, have not lost a cup final since 1999 at junior level and have only lost two since 1987.

**taztkblue** · 01/10/2007, 1:59 PM

Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

I can sum up the desperation that exists within Castlebar Celtic to win the AIB Cup after getting the Eircom U.21 game against Salthill Devon postponed. The pressure is on Mr. Dykes and his team to deliver. A season without a domestic trophy would be seen as failure within the Celtic hierarchy. Westport United, on the other front, have not lost a cup final since 1999 at junior level and have only lost two since 1987.

its the sign of a good team that delivers under pressure. once again westport fail to really rub celtics nose in it.

**irishyop** · 01/10/2007, 2:51 PM

Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

I can sum up the desperation that exists within Castlebar Celtic to win the AIB Cup after getting the Eircom U.21 game against Salthill Devon postponed. The pressure is on Mr. Dykes and his team to deliver. A season without a domestic trophy would be seen as failure within the Celtic hierarchy. Westport United, on the other front, have not lost a cup final since 1999 at junior level and have only lost two since 1987.

Make that 3 now!!

Gwan the Celts

**theboy** · 01/10/2007, 4:02 PM

Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

Goals from Horks, Louisburgh Lion and Navin secured our three points against Claremorris to regain the Super League Title!! Championeezzzzz!!

Sunday is officially Super Sunday. At 12:00, the B team, if they defeat S&F United away, they become Premier Division champions. At 3:00, the first team takes on old rivals, Castlebar Celtic in Milebush Park in the AIB Cup final. Victory will ensure the domestic treble and the biggest trophy haul for the junior team since 1974.

Come out in force to support the red and black!!

its a pitty celtic and S&F put a downer on things!!!!!

**gunner1** · 02/10/2007, 9:45 AM

Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

Goals from Horks, Louisburgh Lion and Navin secured our three points against Claremorris to regain the Super League Title!! Championeezzzzz!!

Sunday is officially Super Sunday. At 12:00, the B team, if they defeat S&F United away, they become Premier Division champions. At 3:00, the first team takes on old rivals, Castlebar Celtic in Milebush Park in the AIB Cup final. Victory will ensure the domestic treble and the biggest trophy haul for the junior team since 1974.

Come out in force to support the red and black!!

bad w/end for the coves

**Closing Time** · 02/10/2007, 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

I can sum up the desperation that exists within Castlebar Celtic to win the AIB Cup after getting the Eircom U.21 game against Salthill Devon postponed. The pressure is on Mr. Dykes and his team to deliver. A season without a domestic trophy would be seen as failure within the Celtic hierarchy. Westport United, on the other front, have not lost a cup final since 1999 at junior level and have only lost two since 1987.

No pressure on winning Mayo Junior titles. The club has moved on to bigger and better things, but yes the Salthill game was called off to allow him to bring in two U-21 players (also had to play 16 yrs old Niall Walsh once paul walsh had to cry off due to injury) for this game and this was enough to see us over the line. I see in the Mayo News David Horkan (Utd best player on the day) was on his knees begging Gavin Dykes to sign him for Celtic!

**irishyop** · 02/10/2007, 1:32 PM

Originally Posted by Closing Time

No pressure on winning Mayo Junior titles. The club has moved on to bigger and better things, but yes the Salthill game was called off to allow him to bring in two U-21 players (also had to play 16 yrs old Niall Walsh once paul walsh had to cry off due to injury) for this game and this was enough to see us over the line. I see in the Mayo News David Horkan (Utd best player on the day) was on his knees begging Gavin Dykes to sign him for Celtic!

The silly little boy, he should have been drop kicked out the the technical area for that carry on.

full report:

http://www.mayonews.ie/index.php?opt...2510&Itemid=39

**Thunderblaster** · 02/10/2007, 11:14 PM

Rumour has it that the picture is shortlisted for the Pullitzer Prize in photojournalism. Dykes had the face of thunder!!

**Thunderblaster** · 02/10/2007, 11:16 PM

Originally Posted by gunner1

bad w/end for the coves

But we had one helluva wake on Sunday night.

Black Sunday is a memory as the team now pursues bigger and brighter things!!

**Thunderblaster** · 02/10/2007, 11:18 PM

Originally Posted by Closing Time

No pressure on winning Mayo Junior titles.

Is it true that Dykes is under pressure to secure a runners up spot for Celtic in the Super League?

**Thunderblaster** · 02/10/2007, 11:22 PM

Friday 12th October 2007 will be a significant day for Westport United. Gerry and Danny will be back on Irish soil after their year in Oz. John Moran is reported to chauffeur the stars back to a serious homecoming that is as monumental as Pope John Paul II visit to Ireland in 1979.

Former player, Domonik Zareba, was in town over the weekend and he was in great form and he met up with all the faithful.

**Closing Time** · 03/10/2007, 8:29 AM

Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

Friday 12th October 2007 will be a significant day for Westport United. Gerry and Danny will be back on Irish soil after their year in Oz. John Moran is reported to chauffeur the stars back to a serious homecoming that is as monumental as Pope John Paul II visit to Ireland in 1979.

Former player, Domonik Zareba, was in town over the weekend and he was in great form and he met up with all the faithful.

The lads are badly needed based on the balance of the team on Sunday. I was very surprised that your team finished the game with five centre-halfs (JL, EMcH, PB, LJ,& O'C) what is the manager thinking, is he been told who not to drop. Looks that way on Sunday.

**Closing Time** · 03/10/2007, 8:41 AM

Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

Is it true that Dykes is under pressure to secure a runners up spot for Celtic in the Super League?

Yes, he has been removed as the Junior team manager if what I hear is correct and has been promoted to manage the clubs EIRCOM LEAGUE team. That's the fall out when the club do not see Junior football as their main priority and are now involved in the EIRCOM LEAGUE.