Cork AUL 2009/10

**littleman** · 02/03/2010, 12:20 AM

Olli go onto the Mjc thread,theres a chap from Everton who likes intelectual posting,he thinks im not educated enough I think.

**Innishvilla** · 02/03/2010, 7:29 AM

Originally Posted by littleman

Olli go onto the Mjc thread,theres a chap from Everton who likes intelectual posting,he thinks im not educated enough I think.

I was wondering if Evertonian would get a mention after his outrageous post on the MJC forum... I though you managed to keep your emotions in check very well Littleman...

**olachico** · 02/03/2010, 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by littleman

Olli go onto the Mjc thread,theres a chap from Everton who likes intelectual posting,he thinks im not educated enough I think.

Littleman I never once have said you were uneducated and I hope you are not implying in some way that I did!!! Seriously littleman you need to relax!! You can borrow my relaxation tapes - "You are on a beach - the waves are lapping on the shore " Or would you prefer Relaxing Whales Sounds??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXOo68SDTdk

**Legohead** · 02/03/2010, 1:07 PM

[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]Sorry for the late reply on the AUL issue. I don’t want to name the player or club because it’s the system i have a problem with not the players or club involved and as a new poster i am very aware that the difference of viewers and posters here is 20 fold. In any case i think a few of ye know who i’m talking about. [/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]I know you do little man because you made a phone call about him to a former manager of his looking for a report before the gratts played them recently. That shows you must have respect for him also. I also thought Jason keegan was playing centre half for the AUL side last year? Isn’t he now with casement and not eligible for the AUL side in which case the centre back pairing must be different this year. Now i do stand to be corrected on this one.[/FONT][/SIZE]

**Legohead** · 02/03/2010, 1:12 PM

[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]As we are on the subject of referee’s...[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]Park Utd v Village Utd last weekend.[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]During open play following a mix up in the village defence the ball ended up two feet past the village goal line. A goal for Park Utd, park celebrating and village player taking the ball out of the net to go to the halfway line for a tip off. Ha ha ha both hands outstretched the ref shouts “PLAY ON”, up roar from the park players who insisted that the game wouldn’t continue unless the goal was given.[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]As village knew it was a goal, in fairness to them they told the ref in order for the game to continue. You’d be thinking that village would be rewarded with a couple of 50/50’s going there way. With about ten minutes left and the score 3all the ball crossed the line on the village side for a throw ball. The village mentor proceeded to raise his hand to show the ref it was a village throw ball but he was quickly over ruled. The village mentor then said “you asked me to do the ******* line and now you won’t listen to me” (an argument i have heard a million times.) The ref then sent him off and it was all a bit heated, as the ref was watching the mentor return to the dressing room he was walking backwards. Then he stepped on the village left backs foot. “ arhh ya ******* ***** watch where your going” roared the village player. John Wayne like the ref drew the red card. Vilage player said/shouted “ your sending me off for you standing on my foot” ref replied “yes” village player then decided to stamp on the the refs foot and says “ ******* hurts doesn’t it” [/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]MATCH ABANDONED!!!!! BUT FAR FROM OVER YOU I WOULD THINK.[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]I must say it could have been a comedy script. Box office stuff.[/FONT][/SIZE]

**Onefootednopace** · 02/03/2010, 1:54 PM

Originally Posted by Legohead

[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]As we are on the subject of referee’s...[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]Park Utd v Village Utd last weekend.[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]During open play following a mix up in the village defence the ball ended up two feet past the village goal line. A goal for Park Utd, park celebrating and village player taking the ball out of the net to go to the halfway line for a tip off. Ha ha ha both hands outstretched the ref shouts “PLAY ON”, up roar from the park players who insisted that the game wouldn’t continue unless the goal was given.[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]As village knew it was a goal, in fairness to them they told the ref in order for the game to continue. You’d be thinking that village would be rewarded with a couple of 50/50’s going there way. With about ten minutes left and the score 3all the ball crossed the line on the village side for a throw ball. The village mentor proceeded to raise his hand to show the ref it was a village throw ball but he was quickly over ruled. The village mentor then said “you asked me to do the ******* line and now you won’t listen to me” (an argument i have heard a million times.) The ref then sent him off and it was all a bit heated, as the ref was watching the mentor return to the dressing room he was walking backwards. Then he stepped on the village left backs foot. “ arhh ya ******* ***** watch where your going” roared the village player. John Wayne like the ref drew the red card. Vilage player said/shouted “ your sending me off for you standing on my foot” ref replied “yes” village player then decided to stamp on the the refs foot and says “ ******* hurts doesn’t it” [/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]MATCH ABANDONED!!!!! BUT FAR FROM OVER YOU I WOULD THINK.[/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]I must say it could have been a comedy script. Box office stuff.[/FONT][/SIZE]

I was wondering why that game was called up early, I presumed it was for a serious injury but those events sound crazy.

**super_mario** · 02/03/2010, 2:08 PM

Ya heard all about that situation and i must admit i laughed for ages at it, sounds like something off a primary school yard would have loved to have been there haha.

Back to a football note anyway, its another massive game for the Bohs this week a real grudge match against Glen celtic sunday morning at there place. We have had some great games against the Glen the past few years and im sure this one wont be any different, 3 points is a must for us again as we need to take advantage of the games in hand and turn them into points simple as, cant wait for it already....

**donaldihno** · 02/03/2010, 4:10 PM

Originally Posted by Legohead

[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]Sorry for the late reply on the AUL issue. I don�t want to name the player or club because it�s the system i have a problem with not the players or club involved and as a new poster i am very aware that the difference of viewers and posters here is 20 fold. In any case i think a few of ye know who i�m talking about. [/FONT][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]I know you do little man because you made a phone call about him to a former manager of his looking for a report before the gratts played them recently. That shows you must have respect for him also. I also thought Jason keegan was playing centre half for the AUL side last year? Isn�t he now with casement and not eligible for the AUL side in which case the centre back pairing must be different this year. Now i do stand to be corrected on this one.[/FONT][/SIZE]

i think jason keggan was left back,with the 2 gratten boys at centre back

**littleman** · 02/03/2010, 5:16 PM

G R A T T A N,,,,,,,,,,,,,,please lads do me one favour an one only ,try to spell it right.........
Grattan.

Littleman would appriciate it greatly.

Legohead,Il put it out there so to save you it being awkword.Everyone knows who I am an I dont have a problem answering to anyone.Mr Conlon is a very good center half,one of the best 5 or 6 in the Aul.I agree totally but I also think Jeremy is a super center half,but he hasnt been selected either.I have in all honesty not been happy with how the team was either selected or finalised this season but in hindsight I was wrong.Its the current managements call on who plays.
I didnt think the team was good enough this season but they have got this far so im just goin to leave them run their course an with a bit of luck they may do well.If they do we all eat humble pie,if they dont then thats when questions will be asked.

Their are id say a couple different selections for each position depending on which club ur from,an id understand it.
Lads wether we agree with it or not,let them at least get behind um for the game.Theirs plenty other read this thread lookin for info on our oscar side.

**littleman** · 02/03/2010, 7:06 PM

Anyone have full draw for quarters??
LUCOZADE SPORT MUNSTER JUNIOR CUP
Quarter Final Draw

Leeside v Pike Rvs

Villa or Blackcastle v Nenagh AFC

Tramore or Lisselton v Carrick or Regional

Clonmel Town v Clonmel Celtic
Games to take place on Sunday 28th March 2010

In the event of a team being involved in the FAI Senior Cup on the 28th March their quarter final game will take place on the 21/3/10 if possible, otherwise on the 4/4/10

Lads have a look at Evertonians last post on the Mjc thread.Talkin about runnin your own down.

**the owl** · 02/03/2010, 8:35 PM

Welcome Padjoe, enjoyed your post. Good to have you on board.
Horse, with regards to bellas post, im not knocking him but in my opinion its best not air your clubs dirty linen publically. Saying that......everyone to their own.

littleman.......talk about putting the guy in his place in the mjc forum. Quality reading, even for a norrie !!!!haha. What was he thinking ?

**the owl** · 02/03/2010, 8:36 PM

Gratten.............

**littleman** · 02/03/2010, 8:56 PM

Owl are you trying to ruffle

my feathers again,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

**olachico** · 02/03/2010, 9:07 PM

Originally Posted by littleman

Owl are you trying to ruffel my feathers again,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Think you mean RUFFLE!! But who am I to correct your spelling????

**littleman** · 02/03/2010, 9:25 PM

Olli,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,as always your so helpful.I shall correct that mistake now.

**Onefootednopace** · 04/03/2010, 8:12 AM

Littleman, I see Grattan Utd are looking to the future http://www.corkaul.com/2010/03/gratt...uths-side.html
Best of luck with that venture.

**littleman** · 04/03/2010, 9:10 AM

It had to be done to be honest.Our current squad are nearly all players who played with Nufarm U 16s the Gratts Minors after that before progressing onto the 1 st or 2 nd sides.We usually put a minor side in ever 3 or 4 seasons an I think its a fantastic move for the club.When we have put in minor teams they have alwasys been successful an if im correct of the last 3 minor sides we had all won either the Murphy youths cup or the league cup plus the 1 division titles as well an the quater finals of the Fai youth cup twice.Not bad for a club of our size.Cant wait to be honest.

**olachico** · 04/03/2010, 10:04 AM

Originally Posted by littleman

It had to be done to be honest.Our current squad are nearly all players who played with Nufarm U 16s the Gratts Minors after that before progressing onto the 1 st or 2 nd sides.We usually put a minor side in ever 3 or 4 seasons an I think its a fantastic move for the club.When we have put in minor teams they have alwasys been successful an if im correct of the last 3 minor sides we had all won either the Murphy youths cup or the league cup plus the 1 division titles as well an the quater finals of the Fai youth cup twice.Not bad for a club of our size.Cant wait to be honest.

Littleman why dont ye put in a youths side every season if the players are there?? Perhaps some sort of official tie up with Nufarm? And just out of curiousity where do the players from Nufarm normally go if ye dont have a youths side??

**Innishvilla** · 04/03/2010, 10:09 AM

Yeah littleman all the best with that. Would Nufarm be the main underage club in the area (apart from Castleview)? - would the Gratts ever look at a full underage structure or is it already there just under Nufarm or another club name? - sorry for repeating what Olachico just asked...

Innishvilla are from now forward going (hopefully) to realise the fruits of the good foundations they started putting down 10 or so years ago. This years team/squad has 9/10 young players who've played in the underage set-up. This years youths are challenging for the 1st division title and qualified for the out of town section in both FAI and Munster Youth cups. Premier underage at U14 and U15 and fielding 2 teams at U11 grade this year.

I think it has showed us in the Juniors this year how important a feeder underage club is. We got promoted 3 years ago with an aging team (not past it but not young either). They held their own in 1st division following year but got relegated last year. It could have spelled troubled times but on the contrary it has led to a great opportunity for these young guys coming through.

**the owl** · 04/03/2010, 11:48 AM

Having a youth team is great for the development of the club, so i think its a great idea for ye littleman. We did it ourselves this year and it has worked out very well so far. They are on top of the their respective league and have beaten a very fancied Cobh Ramblers side along the way. A very strong youth side even if i say so myself. So i hope it works for ye as well as it has for Ballyv.