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    How exactly does it mean nothing? it gets you into UEFA and Setanta Cups and makes you €60,000 or so from the final, means alot to most clubs if you ask me
    Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colm
    Yeah I agree. Winning the cup means nothing if you still finish in the bottom half of the league.
    Iwouldn't say it means nothing, a trophy is always nice, but the league is what really matters *at the end of the day*

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    to be fair, we haven't played well against Cork this season so I'm not surprised at their assessment, Prunts and Fergson would be in with a shout.
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    That is true Xlex, we didnt perform against Cork this season, they got a bit lucky with the way the fixtures worked out too with two games against us before the cup final. I think every club's fans tend to rate their own players higher than opponents but Ferguson, Prunty and Dillon have been outstanding for us this year
    Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Éanna
    Iwouldn't say it means nothing, a trophy is always nice, but the league is what really matters *at the end of the day*
    Would it be fair to say that a sixth placed team couldn't have a player or two which performed to a standard to that of a league champion. Clubs all over the land will be all over Barry Ferguson on Sean Dillon next off season and you guys will wonder why. Obv. Doolin sees something in Kirby and Gartland. That's three of our first choice back four.

    Now if your winding the two lads up fair enough. We won two cups, earned valuable cash in the process, earned a place in the UEFA and Setanta cups. We will operate to breakeven point. We are well pleased with our season. CCFC have their priorities and we have ours. Which one of us have realised their respective goals.
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    Williams

    Heary, Bennett, Foley, Byrne,

    Hoolahan, S Byrne, George, Kearney,

    Doyle, O'Brien

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    Foot.ie! Team of the year

    Digger

    Heary Ferguson Rodgers Dillo

    Baker Byrne Hunt

    Hoolahan

    Byrne Crowe


    Manager: Dillo

    Subs:
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    Prunty
    Kevin Doyle (not Robbie! )
    Daryl Murphy
    Grey
    Nil Satis Nisi Optimum

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    Can't believe you're all overlooking Daryll Murphy!!I know this is gonna sound biased but he's been the best striker in the EL this season without doubt.Playing for what most of ye regard as a small,part-time,provincial club and yet he still scores 14 league goals and 8 cup goals.He is the main reason we did so well this season but yet does'nt get the credit he deserves,if he was playing for a Dublin club he'd be in yere team of the season!!!

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    He'd be in my team of the year alright, him and Byrne up front.

    Devine
    Heary
    Rogers
    Ferguson
    Prunty
    Hoolahan
    S Byrne
    Hunt
    J Byrne
    Murphy

    Subs
    O'Callaghan
    Dillon
    Fahey
    Crowe
    Williams
    Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xlex
    Would it be fair to say that a sixth placed team couldn't have a player or two which performed to a standard to that of a league champion. Clubs all over the land will be all over Barry Ferguson on Sean Dillon next off season and you guys will wonder why. Obv. Doolin sees something in Kirby and Gartland. That's three of our first choice back four.
    they will be, and they are very good players. all of them. But, as I said I just think Bennett and Grey are that bit better- mainly due to the fact that both of them have passed the ball out of defence nicely, whereas the longford players have been a lot more direct.

    Quote Originally Posted by Xlex
    We are well pleased with our season. CCFC have their priorities and we have ours. Which one of us have realised their respective goals.
    we're pleased with ours, and we reached our goals as well. our aim at the start of the season was to challenge for the title and finish 1st or 2nd. We did that. The only goal we didn't reach was reaching the semi-finals of the inter-toto, and we came damn close to that too. Population/support size dictates that longford and city will have different goals and will operate differently. We both had good seasons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ConfusedBlue
    Can't believe you're all overlooking Daryll Murphy!!I know this is gonna sound biased but he's been the best striker in the EL this season without doubt.
    3rd best in the league IMO. Which is why he was on the bench ahead of Crowe. I picked Byrne cos he was top scorer in the league (can't argue with that) and i picked Doyle because he scored almost as many as murphy despite playing on the wing for most of the season, and he also scored more than murphy with the U21's. Murphy's a damn good player, and is capable of being better than Byrne next season, and for many seasons to come. But this season was really his first scoring regularly- he'll have to prove he can do it consistently

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    Our back 4 hoofing is also down to the fact that we were playing with a very weak cen midfield for most of the season who just weren't showing for the ball.We seem to have found a good partnership on dean and martin and have been playing alot better since

    My Team

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    Heary Rodgers Bennet Dillon

    S Moore Byrne Hunt

    Hoolahan

    J Byrne D.Murphy

    Subs:
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    Prunty
    K,Doyle
    Gartland
    Ryan
    If you can keep your head when all around you have lost theirs, then you probably haven't understood the seriousness of the situation.

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    ----------Williams----------

    Heary----Rogers----Grey(Drogs)----- Danny Murphy(Cork)

    K.Doyle-----K. Hunt------S.Byrne------A. O'keefe(Pats)

    Daryl murphy------------Jason Byrne(player of the season)

    Subs.
    Michael Devine
    Barry Ferguson
    Sean prunty
    Wes Hoolahan
    Alan reynolds
    Declan O'Brien(Drogs)

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    Williams

    Heary Ferguson Rogers Bennett
    Kearney S.Byrne Hunt Prunty

    D. Murphy J.Byrne

    Subs:
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    Dillon
    Moore
    Whoolihan
    O'Flynn
    Manager: Pat Dolan
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    But this season was really his first scoring regularly- he'll have to prove he can do it consistently
    see now that just defeats your argument for including Doyle in your team of the season

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    Quote Originally Posted by ConfusedBlue
    see now that just defeats your argument for including Doyle in your team of the season
    Why?
    Kevin Doyle must be in the top three players this season, his inclusion in any fair assessment of the team of the season is a certainty.

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    Why?Kevin Doyle must be in the top three players this season, his inclusion in any fair assessment of the team of the season is a certainty.
    Because as was said of Murphy above,this was his 1st season doing it regularly,he'll have to prove he can do it consistently!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ConfusedBlue
    Because as was said of Murphy above,this was his 1st season doing it regularly,he'll have to prove he can do it consistently!!!
    The team is based on THIS season.
    btw, Doyle also did the business LAST season, for City and the Ireland u-21s.

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    JByrne O'Brien

    Kearney SByrne Hoolahan Fahey

    Webb Rogers Gray Heary

    Williams

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xlex
    to be fair, we haven't played well against Cork this season so I'm not surprised at their assessment, Prunts and Fergson would be in with a shout.
    I'd agree with that which is probably why some Town players just edged out.

    I think too many people include Crowe & Hunt because of reputation & not form. Always hard tp pick when only see opposition a few times a year but be suprised if many dublin based journos leave the pale very often except for europe.

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