Any ideas what time the draw is tommorrow?
Ya we sure are, got the invite today, it's great for our clubOriginally Posted by Longshanks
Any ideas what time the draw is tommorrow?
About 7pm. It's supposed to be live on 2FMs Game on Show.
Quarter Finals:
Clonmel Celtic Vs*City Utd
Sheriff YC Vs St Michaels
AFCMoyross Utd Vs North End Utd
Liffey Wanderers OR Nenagh Celtic Vs*Donnycarney FC
Prediction to progress
city utd
sheriff
Moyross
liffey
Just seen on Junior Soccer Portal all remaining ties to be televised good idea helps promote junior soccer fair play.
Clonmel
Sherrif
North End
Donnycarney.
Some Big games to be played now
Be interesting with City Traveling to Clonmel
Moyross home draw huge for them and will be tough for North end to travel there now.
SYC and Micheals the final everyone wanted to see but again they meet earlier. I think Home advantage will sway the tie SYC way
Liffey/Neanagh V Donnycarney this game will be a lottery I think and real will be who is best over the 90 mins
Think these fixtures are to be played 21st/22nd March. If thats the case it'll be the third leg of 3 big gmes in a row for City Utd.
Sunday 8th March - City Utd 4 - 0 Boyle Celtic, these 2 are streets ahead of anything else in Sligo/Leitrim and have been Champions for the last number of years. Boyle held St Michaels to a 0-0 in the 6th round, Micks won 1-0 aet.
Sunday 15th March - City Utd v Westport Utd in the last 16 of the Connacht Cup, Westport are always there or thereabouts in the latter stages on Connacht Cup and usually get a decent run in FAI
Sunday 22nd March - Clonmel Celtic v City Utd, probably biggest game in City's history.
I'd fancy them to take care of Westport, but Clonmel will be a much tougher prospect and would be surprised to see City win down there.
'I can live with disappointment, its the hope I cant handle'
Do bookies give odds on these matches
usually Paddy Power will have prices by the Friday of the game, I do try to post them up if I can
'I can live with disappointment, its the hope I cant handle'
If liffeys win they have requested weekend 21/22 off with Ireland playing weekend after that it could be easter Sunday they play
How are Clonmel Celtic getting on in Tipp? Are they in the top division?
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
Moyross v North End switched to 29th as well.
Drew 1 1 with Saint Michaels last weekend and yes they are in Top Division.A very good side.
The following are Provisional Fixtures for the Quarter Final ties,
Weekend of the 22nd of March 2015
Sheriff YC v St. Michaels FC, Venue, Day and Kick-Off Time (TBC)
Clonmel Celtic v City Utd. Sunday 22/3/15 Celtic Park, 2pm.
Weekend of the 28th March 2015
Moyross Utd v Northend Utd, Moyross, Sunday 28/3/15 Kick-Off 12-00.
Liffey Wanderers FC or Nenagh Celtic v Donnycarney FC Venue/Date/ Time TBC
From The Junior Soccer Portal, a club by club guide:
Sheriff YC (Dublin)Manager – Alan ReillyCaptain – Paul MurphyBackground – Probably the best known side in Junior soccer at the moment following their back to back FAI Junior Cups in 2012 and 2013, they were knocked off their perch in 2014 by St. Michael’s. The Tipp side defeated them in last year’s semi final thanks to a sublime piece of skill from the Saints full back Brian Buckley, but the Dublin side are back at the business end of the Junior Cup again.32 goals in six matches and just three conceded have shown Sheriff’s intent in this year’s competition. A team that is littered with experience and Junior internationals they can boast the likes of John Lester, Lee Murphy, Keith Dunne and Darren Dunne, all of whom have plied their trade in the League of Ireland.Path to the Quarter FinalsRound 2 (A) Real Transalvania 8-0Round 3 (A) Usher Celtic 4-1Round 4 (H) Collinstown FC 3-1 (AET)Round 5 (H) Ardee Celtic 8-0Round 6 (H) Tramore FC 6-2Round 7 (H) Westport Utd 3-0
'I can live with disappointment, its the hope I cant handle'
St. Michael’s (Tipperary)Manager – Jason PurcellCaptain – James “Chalky” WalshBackground – Reigning Champions St. Michael’s defeated Limerick’s Ballynanty Rovers 4-0 in last year’s FAI Junior Cup Final at the Aviva Stadium. This was their first Junior Cup since 1974. The Tipperary side, managed by Jason Purcell, a Junior Cup winner with the famous Fairview Rangers team, dispatched two-in-a-row winners Sheriff YC in last year’s semi final 1-0 to secure their place in the showpiece final.With a back line of experienced Irish amateur internationals including Ireland’s most capped amateur International, James Walsh, they have kept clean sheets in five of their six games in the Junior Cup so far. Tricky winger Jimmy Carr was the star of last year’s final with two goals and an assist at the Aviva Stadium and will be the one to watch as they look to defend their crown. FAI Chief Executive isHonourary Life President of the Club while Irish International Shane Long is an ex-player.Path to the Quarter FinalRound 2 (A) Kilmanahan FC 5-0Round 3 (A) St. Nicholas FC 6-3Round 4 (H) Kilsheelan FC 10-0Round 5 (H) Newmarket Cel. 2-1Round 6 (A) Boyle Celtic 1-0Round 7 (H) Evergreen FC 2-0
'I can live with disappointment, its the hope I cant handle'
Clonmel Celtic (Tipperary)Manager – Kenny O’Shea & Karl CondonCaptain – Craig CondonBackground – A relatively new team with the club only formed in 2003, the Tipperary side have won the Tipperary South and District league and the Tipperary Cup. With 25 goals scored and just three conceded in their six outings in the Junior Cup so far they have been performing well at both ends of the pitch.They also boast some League of Ireland experience with Kevin Waters and Andrew Cosgrove. Both played with Waterford United while Waters also had a stint with Limerick. Luke Kiely was also capped for Ireland at Under 16 level.Path to the Quarter FinalRound 2 (H) Roscrea Utd 2-0Round 3 (H) Galbally FC 9-0Round 4 (H) Slivedarragh FC 5-0Round 5 (A) Tower FC 4-2Round 6 (A) FC Sportslink 3-0Round 7 (A) Clonmel Town 2-1
'I can live with disappointment, its the hope I cant handle'
Donnycarney FC (Dublin)Manager – Thomas HearyCaptain – Mark LudlowBackground – The baby of this year’s competition, with the club only formed in 2011, they have a well known face at the helm. ThomasHeary played over 90 times for Huddersfiled before stints in the League of Ireland with Bohs and Dundalk amongst others. Brother of Sligo Rovers manager, Heary is probably best remembered for playing alongside the likes of Damien Duff and Robbie Keane in Brian Kerr’s golden generation of Irish underage teams.Donnycarney are the penalty kings having come through the last two rounds on spotkicks, knocking out Wayside Celtic and RivervalleyRangers to secure their place in the last eight.Path to the Quarter FinalsRound 2 (H) Eastwall Rovers 4-0Round 3 (A) Liffey Valley Rvs 2-0Round 4 (H) Athy FC 4-1Round 5 (H) Knocklyon FC 4-1Round 6 (H) Wayside Celtic (5)1-1(4)Round 7 (H) Rivervalley Rgs (6)0-0(5)
'I can live with disappointment, its the hope I cant handle'
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