QuoteHe's done some interviews on the UCD site in the last week or two.Originally Posted by PartySaint
Definitly the worst thing about newstalk talking over from RTE with the radio coverage of the league was losing Brian Da Salvo, Always found his reports on a friday night brilliant
Here on a technicality.
He's done some interviews on the UCD site in the last week or two.
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
Drogs game re-fixed
LEINSTER CUP FIXTURE NEWS
The game between St Patrick's Athletic and Drogheda United in the Leinster Senior Cup due to have taken place on Wed 10th February will now take place in Richmond Park at 7.45pm on Monday March 8th.
Kelly 88 min.
BRAY WANDERERS 2
S O'Neill 2,
Kelly 88.
ATHLONE TOWN 1
kelly 27 pen
Leinster Senior Cup
Carlisle Grounds
25 February 2010
Bray eased their way into the next round of the revived Leinster Senior Cup, though not without some nervous moments. Shane O'Neill's early strike was cancelled within the half-hour by Austin Skelly's penalty, but Jake Kelly capitalised on a lay-off by O'Neill to fire home from a narrow angle just before the end of normal time to seal the tie.
Bray Wanderers: 1 Brian Kane; 2 Daire Doyle (c), 4 Philip Knight, 5 Shane O'Connor, 3 Dane Massey; 7 Chris Shields, 6 David O'Neill, 8 Dean Zambra, 11 Jake Kelly; 9 John Mulroy, 10 Shane O'Neill
Subs: 12 Colm Tresson, 14 Dean Barrett (for Mulroy 92), 15 Nicky Byrne, 16 James Kavanagh, 17 Ian Tuohy, 18 David Tyrrell, 25 Carl Donnelly (gk)
Athlone Town: 1 Chris Bennion (c); 2 Mark Nolan, 5 Des Hope, 4 Brian McCarthy, 3 Eoin O'Shea; 11 Richie O'Hanlon, 8 Stephen Place, 6 Gareth Kenna, 7 Noel McGee; 9 Robert Farrell, 10 Austin Skelly
Subs: 12 Gordon Watson (for Skelly 70), 13 Kevin Quinn, 14 Niall Scullion, 15 Robert Benson, 16 Kevin Williamson, 17 Shane Dolan (for McGee 56), 18 Kevin Dunne, 20 Scott Gaynor
Referee: Declan Hanney
Written by Mícheál Ó hUanacháin for
www.braywanderers.com
Last edited by Grasshopper 99; 26/02/2010 at 9:33 AM.
www.braywanderers.ie (Club)
www.braywanderers.com (supporters club)
Sharks are as tough as those football fans who take their shirts off during games in England in January, only more intelligent.
Bangor Celtic v UCD, Iveagh Grounds, Fri 26th Feb @7-45pm
Ref: Paul Tuite C Hancock, D Kilpatrick Fourth Offical I Bradley
" I'll go right up to here,
it can't possibly hurt.
All they will find is my
beer and my shirt."
Its not worth arguing over a matter of a few minutes but if you want to correct me at least get your own piece right. Skelly scored for Athlone not Kelly!
Aon, dó, trí, bhí mé i mo luí, thit mé den leaba, he! he! he!
Just heard this has been switched to Crumlin Utd's astro pitch with an 8pm kick off.
Tallaght Stadium Regular
7:45 kick off according to the UCD website. http://ucdsoccer.com/index.php?a=428
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
sorry I got mixed up.. I was thinking of UCD game..
Last edited by Martinho II; 26/02/2010 at 5:22 PM. Reason: dupilcation
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
Cheers, I appreciate that. Thanks.
" I'll go right up to here,
it can't possibly hurt.
All they will find is my
beer and my shirt."
Bangor 1 - 2 UCD aet
Good game, toes are frozen!
Tallaght Stadium Regular
Im disappointed passinginterest, there was a perfectly good SSC game just a few luas stops away from you and you go see Bangor Vs UCD instead, tut tut
Here on a technicality.
Nice of you to stay 'til the end.
Very competitive game, Bangor Celtic lived up to their billing as Leinster Senior League Champions.
UCD hit the woodwork or the side netting three times before Ciaran Kilduff stooped for the first goal in the second half. Bangor Celtic equalised from their number two(?) and on ninety minutes Kilduff's penalty was touched onto the post by the 'keeper. UCD hit the woodwork one more time and then Rusk with a run and shot from the edge of the box.
Thanks to Crumlin Utd for hosting this at short notice and good luck to Bangor Celtic for the rest of the season.
Last edited by HarpoJoyce; 26/02/2010 at 10:32 PM.
" I'll go right up to here,
it can't possibly hurt.
All they will find is my
beer and my shirt."
I thought there was no ET in these games?
Was it not just a late injury time winner?
I phoned the speaking clock to hear a voice speak, it said - "At the tone you will be very much alone"
Nope we were all praying it went straight to penalties, but the ref decided on extra time. UCD got the winner with about 5 minutes left in extra time. Lovely goal it was too, as was the Bangor equaliser.
Tallaght Stadium Regular
Shamrock Rovers 2 Wexford Youths 1
I was equal parts surprised at how good Youths were and how poor Rovers were. Youths had the chances to at least get a draw from the game missing a couple of one on one's and having a chance cleared off the line. Youths will surprise a lot of teams in the first division if they can carry that form in, generally very solid throughout the field with pace to burn up front, if Price and Murray are the first choice partnership for Rovers they'll be very vulnerable to quick forwards, Sheahan and Furlong up front for Youths skinned them quite a few times.
In a weird twist of fate I also won the half time draw so I now have a second Rovers season ticket, pretty funny considering it was the first time I ever bought a half time raffle ticket and I was supporting the Youths on the night!
Tallaght Stadium Regular
Shels beat Tolka Rovers 2 nil this afternoon.
Keeper didn't save it; it was a goal kick after.
Are you accusing passinginterest of making up extra time in a game he was at?
Is there anyone bar atrocity league sides in the next round so far
Any idea when the draw for the next round is?
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