Ah good aul liam, he got lost on the way to Wembely.
Poor decisions go for and against teams thats just soccer, for every one you get, another one goes against you. Best thing is to ignore him at the best of times.........
Ya to be honest he was the ultimate tool at yesterdays match, He sent the Rovers manager off and then started roaring at the Rathkeale boys after they scored their second, PLONKEROriginally Posted by Ask me tom
Ah good aul liam, he got lost on the way to Wembely.
Poor decisions go for and against teams thats just soccer, for every one you get, another one goes against you. Best thing is to ignore him at the best of times.........
I was at the game between rovers and rathkeale from half time onwards.all rathkeale in second half..penalty was a bad decision i think..it looked like it hit the midfielders chest but the ref gave a peno even tin he had his back turned to the ref..weak laughin when he blew offside when peter o dea headed the ball backwards..all ways centre of attention..
Thanks skyblue.
I've seen Askeaton twice now (v Abbeyfeale & NCW). I think they're as good as anyone. I'd worry playing against any side with Ray Foley in it and Mike Fitzgibbon is quality in the middle of the park in my opinion.
I dont think Rathkeale will be too worried about them. Lets be fair here, the only decent teams they played (Shannonside and NCW) they only picked up a point......Broadford were missing all the footballers and so were abbeyfeale the lads said, Shane O'Hanlon and Seanie Gleeson in the back 4. I am not having a go at them, they are a very decent side, just giving an opinion
Newcastle afc 0-0 broadford united. Very quiet game from both side with full sides..none of the keepers tested in the game..
I know for a fact that Broadford were missing 5 namely, John, Sammy and Liam Lynch, Micheal Brosnan and Seamus O'Connor. Saying that I hear Newcastle looked the more likely to score
Ya Rathkeale are very young up front and just lacking a small bit of fire power but with Barry o'Riordan, Seamus Caroll & Damien Quaid to come back into it over the next 3-4 weeks Rathkeale will have plenty of options up front once again.
ya they were missing the lynches and i dont know who the other 2 guys are...
Upcoming weekends fixtures, a break away from the league for most. You would expect both Ballingarry & Askeaton to come through their 1st Rnd ties, Bunratty 4 pts from 4 games in the Clare League, & Lifford bottom of the table 0 pts from 4 games.
Abbey & Carrig should be the pick of the Munster Jnr games you'd think. Cant see any of the lower division teams pulling off a shock, but then you'd never know on the day
Sunday 27th September
Weekly Observer Premier Division
Glin Rovers V Newcastle West Rovers 1130 (P. Manning)
FAI Junior Cup 1st Round (extra time & penalties)
Ballingarry V Bunratty 230 (G. O’Connor)
Lifford FC V Askeaton 230
Munster Junior Cup Preliminary Round (extra time & penalties)
Pallaskenry V Rathkeale 1130 (S. Hartnett)
Munster Junior Cup 1st Round (extra time & penalties)
Broadford Utd V Athea Utd 230 (J. Roche)
Shannonside FC V Ballingarry B 1130 (L. O’Connor)
Abbeyfeale Utd V Carrig Celtic 1130 (P. O’Brien)
Newcastle West V Glin Rovers B 1130 (J. Roche)
I would predict Bunratty, Askeaton, Rathkeale, Broadford, Shannonside, Carrig & Ncw, all to win.
Heard there is a fella in Rathkeale giving odds of 33-1 for Rathkeale to win the premier league this season.
Easy money for someone
Who, the fella taking the bet
Who, the fella taking the bet
Ha Ha....the fella making it, I reckon
Did you stick a few bobs on sky blue??
hope he isnt a bookmaker....he wont last long in the business giving odds like that!
Seriously though i reckon rathkeale have a great chance this year..saw them play ballingarry and was impressed..in years gone past they never had a problem scoring goals, just needed to tighten up a bit at the back and deliver consistent performances....
There was always this perception out there in previous seasons that if you get amongst them they dont like it! ....have they managed to get rid of that yet? Couldnt tell much from the ballingarry match as both teams tried to play ball!
Id agree that Rathkeale have a serious chance this year, but who have they played yet, Askeaton, Newcastle and Broadford have all played 3 of the top 5 teams already, Abbeyfeale have played 2 and Rathkeale have played 1. Rathkeale have palyed 4 of the bottom 5, They have played a bad Glin team and played Ballingarry, Shannonside and Newcastle when they were still involved in GAA
And when Askeaton played Broadford and Abbeyfeale, were they not involved in the GAA?
Shannonside were missing the same ammount of players for Rathkeale and Askeaton. Newcastle had no GAA players missing for the Rathkeale game or the Askeaton game, and the Rathkeale team are still without 3 or 4 of their starting 11 since the season began, 6 of who were out for the glin game.
You cant judge anything yet and Rathkeale are still a good bit away from full strength................2 first choice strikers still to come back.
Askeaton were definately at full strength against Abbey, and I think they were at full strength against Broadford and Newcastle as well, Newcastle were missing players against Rathkeale compared to the team they had last Sunday. All I'm saying is that of the 5 matches Rathkeale have played, 4 of them have been against teams in the bottom 5, True or False
Askeaton were missing 3 against Abbeyfeale, missing 2 against broadford but were full strength against Newcastle, you have to remember Askeaton are still involved in the football through Ballysteen.
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