Cool.
I was waiting for someone to post the result. Good to see that Dan and Liam got a run out after being out of the RSC game.![]()
2-0. Kearney and Dan Murray.
Hopefully we can add to it this season.
If at first you don't succeed, redefine success.
Cool.
I was waiting for someone to post the result. Good to see that Dan and Liam got a run out after being out of the RSC game.![]()
In all fairness ... it is our cup, it wouldn't be right for any other team to have it !!![]()
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
What was the attendance like?Originally Posted by GWA
nice one,
i was keeping an eye on aertel, it was 0-0 for ages, and then Wales scored a goal in their friendly, and suddenly the game disappeared from the screenand never returned so I was wondering a little.
Nults
Muck Dan Gutts Lally
Nolan Sween Kev M Kearney
Behan Frahr
Good win, sounded like they were lucky enough not to concede a few though.
Where are the likes of Roddis, Buckley, Softic and Mccarthy - on the bench?
Originally Posted by SSS
Souns like the name of a bad Irish Country 'n' Western singer!
McCarthy came on for Fraher. Didn't see Roddis or Buckley, Softic was on the bench.Originally Posted by SSS
I'm not sure what game Spillage was at.
Carrick had a free kick in the first half which came off the post, and had one shot about 10 yards wide.
In the second half, one of their players have a speculative shot which hit the angle of the crossbar and post. That was it.
Their keeper made maybe 5 or 6 fantastic saves.
Spillage also said that City did not put out a weakened team.
When has anybody EVER seen that team be picked for a eL game?
Carrick weren't a bad side, and our team didn't play that well, but we were never under any real pressure or looked remotely like losing.
There was an attendance of about 300 I'd say with only 50 City fans max.
I thought Kearney (scored a brilliant free kick) and Behan did well, Dan Murray scored a nice header, McNulty did well in goal and Sweeney was good.
Overall it wasn't a fantastic performance but we never looked like losing and we got the job done.
What was the MFA guy who presented the trophys problem? He praised the Carrick team and fans but said nothing about the City fans and said that City were a bit lucky. He also seemed very reluctant to hand over the trophy to Dan. Surely guys like this are supposed to be impartial? Anyway, he's probably just another MFA clown who's not worth thinking about!
Champions!
It was quite funny really.Originally Posted by 维生素 D
He finished handing out the medals, he was about to go away and Dan had to ask him "are ya going to give my team the trophy?". Your man then responded "oh yeah I'll have to present this so I suppose"!
Champions!
Whats Ozier Park like ? Who owns it?
I think it's owned by the Waterford district league.Originally Posted by eoinh
It reminded me very much of St Colmans park, almost identical except for the seats they have behind the goal in St. Colmans.
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Thats our trophy ... now give it here ya Lánger !!Originally Posted by Colm
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The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
Lads ye beat a junior league side hit with injuries playing their 43rd game of the season. Yes ye were well on top deserved yer win.
The Carrick support had been excellent all season huge numbers going to all their Munster Junior and Senior Cup games putting plenty of €'s into The Munster FA Account. Why no mention of The Cork City support !!, simple only a hand full there.
A junior team should get no place near this cup final just goes to show what the rest think of this competation.
But fair play to Carrick lost with diginity. We could have done without a smart comment from a city supporter at the medal presentation to the Carrick team and not going to lower the tone by scripting it here
Well ... that out of order, in fairness !!Originally Posted by irisheagle
but it's our cup !!![]()
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
Didn't quite relish going to Waterford twice in the one weekend but as we were going to see our country cousins I said i'd tag along.
City 2nd string out who coped quite well with Carrick overall, there was a period at the end of the 1st half when Carrick hit the but of the post with a free and had one or two other chances when things were a bit nervy. Dan was well solid, Guthrie makes me nervous though.
Was speaking to a chap the other night before the Waterford game who was on about a few City youngsters that he felt will make the grade quite soon and the name Ray Lally was mentioned, he looked class yesterday and is definitely one for the future.
In the 2nd half Kevin Murray and Brendan Sweeney really bossed the midfield and it was only a matter of time really, the goal when it came was a peach, a free kick on the right of the box smashed in by Kearney off the underside of the cross bar. Kearney should have doubled the lead soon after that when he was through one on one with the Carrick keeper but his 1st touch let him down and allowed the keeper make the save.
The cousins from Carrick kept mentioning what a big side we had, I found this a bit funny as our 1st team is full of midgets but with the 2 Murrays, Behan and Guthrie I suppose we had a big enough side. Dan buried the 2nd from a Kearney corner and straight after that Behan had another header cleared off the line from another inch perfect corner by the little man.
Have seen Carrick a few times this season and they are only a junior team because there are no senior teams in Waterford. If they played in Cork they'd be up around the top of the MSL Premier no doubt.
Have to mention that the ref was also from Carraig on Suir and gave them quite a lot but the Carrick crowd were giving out about him just as much as I was by the end and our old pal Jim O'Neill was 4th official.
Didn't wait for the presentations, home and all for 6.30.
i was there for the handing out of medals and i did not hear any smart comment by any city fan. Whoever said there was only about 300 at the game was wrong. I'd say there was around 600-800 at it. It was good to see a few of the fringe players. It was my first time seeing them. Mucks and Lally were excellent at the back. Guthrie is a big man but anytime the ball went towards him, he did not inspire confidence if you know what i mean. Nolan was very good in first half but was poor in second. Two boys in the middle (sweeney and Murray) were solid throughout. Kearney was our best player imo. His free kick was class and almost had a second only for a poor first touch. His crosses were excellent throughout. Up front, Behan was strong and his fancy flicks almost came off in the first half. Fraher was good in patches.
The Carrick keeper made a few savage saves during the game and one in particular from dan murrays header was unreal. My father told him afterwards that Cork City could do with him! Carrick were a good side but apart from the free kick where they hit the post, they never really looked like scoring. I was standing beside a few of their fans and they were very good and very respectful. They were even joking with the city players during it. So all in all, it was a great day out!
its a dump then?Originally Posted by Colm
j'accuse!
Havent Carrick qualified for the second round of the FAI cup?
If so, they are in with the LOI boys. Good draw would be away to Carrick. Ony about half an hour from my house.
Good to see Tullamore qualify too - nice to see a good geographical spread of teams in the competition.
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