Red dragon I heard that Wayne and Trevor Dunlea are after having a fall out with the managers. There going to be coming to Pearse.Any truth in that?
Well said Dexter it says a lot when he can't step up in the aul and they want him on the aul team. Better players than him out there.Originally Posted by Dexter
Red dragon I heard that Wayne and Trevor Dunlea are after having a fall out with the managers. There going to be coming to Pearse.Any truth in that?
He's better than the 2 that are up there already anyway. Only times knocka haven't won this season is when he hasn't played. Tells it's own story. Your never going to know about these fellas till next year or unless they move up the divisions themselves. Knocka will be prem a next year we won't have long to wait.
if your on about john and colm your way off and robbie is a different type of player but id have him in any team he is class.im a fan of knocka celtic super club.
We won't know about him till next year ?? I seen knocka play a few times and he never stood out once ..
The 2 knocka lads on the panel. And yes born to score next year where he's playing at a level where his team aren't winning comfortably every week you find about players then.
I see what you mean but as people are saying if he's not dominating or grabbing headlines now can't see him doing it in a better league ... What's your starting 11 Friday night?
if he's really that good do ya think he would of stayed premier ... People saying this and that about him it's 'll down to form which to most people agree on isn't consistent enough ...
I've been under the impression he's banging them in but as I said it's against teams that are inferior to knocka so I can see why ppl are holding judgement. I do think he's knocka best player tho. I might be in a minority here but id be setting up not to lose on Friday and would play Eammon pa and howie in a 3 in the middle of a 4-5-1. John up top on his todd. The 2 times I've seen him he was excellent and would have no problem doing that job.
I'd like to see them play 4-3-3 howie pa and dav in the middle colm Johnny and Scotty up top
he played with blarney st and the bloke is a top class player would walk in to any team .most dont agree on anything thers about 5 posted on him up northside any team would have him .
Best of luck to all involved tomorrow night lads.
Whenever did ya see him play? He'd start on any team in the aul.
FAI Junior Cup Fourth Round
Ringmahon Rgs B v Douglas Hall Fc
Knocknaheeney Celtic v Park Utd
Kilreen Celtic v Glen Celtic
Carrigtwohill Utd v Blarney Street Ath
Carrigaline Utd v Everton FC
Kanturk FC v Avondale Utd
Pearse Celtic v Ringmahon Rgs
Bit of info bout tomorrows nights opposition !!
THE West Cork League’s return to the Oscar Traynor Cup following a six-year absence will begin with a glamour tie against the Cork AUL.Drawn in Group C, West Cork will be at home to Cork AUL on the weekend of October 24/25th followed by two daunting away trips. Limerick host the WCL on November 14/15th before a final group fixture down in Kerry on November 28/29th.Current Skibbereen AFC manager Keith Kennedy is back at the helm to oversee the Oscar Traynor campaign for a second time along with respected coach and UEFA A Licence holder David Hall. Add in legendary Drinagh Rangers striker Mike Doolan and the West Cork League possesses a coaching staff to rival any other in the country for experience and dedication.Kennedy guided West Cork to the last eight of the Oscar Traynor Cup in his previous stint and he along with his fellow coaches have selected a youthful squad for the 2015/16 campaign as well as some more experienced players. There are also some familiar names with inter-county GAA experience included, with Cork forward Colm O’Driscoll, Skibbereen goalkeeper Ryan Price and Ilen Rovers star forward Dan MacEoin likely to play key roles in the upcoming group fixtures.‘I think the Oscar Traynor Cup is an excellent outlet for some the best West Cork League players and emerging talent drawn from across the region,’ Kennedy commented to The Southern Star.The competition is a great opportunity for 18-year-olds playing in West Cork to show what they can do at a higher level and enhance their own and the league’s reputation. ‘More and more junior players at that age are getting lost and dropping out of the system which is a big worry to me but this is a chance for some of the young talent to show what they can do at a national level.’
The build-up to West Cork’s opening tie against Cork has seen trials involving players from numerous clubs put through their paces before a final squad was selected. Keith Kennedy hopes the hard work put in on and off the pitch over the past month will reap divideds once the competition kicks off next weekend.‘Initially, we asked WCL clubs to send us their best players aged between 18 and 24 years old for trials and then we picked the more experienced players ourselves,’ said the Skibbereen AFC manager.David Hall and I were on the same page from day one, hoping to use the Oscar Traynor Cup as a way to further develop the young talent that’s in abundance throughout the West Cork League and give them a chance in the competition.The opening game against Cork should be a cracker because they are a good side but we have some outstanding forwards in our team. Limerick, away, will be our toughest game, no doubt about it. We drew 2-2 the last time we played there and qualified for the knockout stages so hopefully that’s a good sign.We would have preferred to have more than one home game but the lads are up to the challenge and it is a great opportunity to push on and progress to the next phase.’
2015/16 West Cork League Oscar Traynor squad: Ryan Price, Jack Cowap, Ryan Desmond, Owen Collins, Colm O’Driscoll, Cian Coughlan (Skibbereen); Chris Collins, Conor McKahey, Josh Henry, Jonathan Leahy (Clonakilty AFC); Dan MacEoin (Baltimore); Mark Cronin, Bosco Minihane, Sasha Walden (Ballydehob); Barry O’Driscoll, Keith Jagoe, Jamie Walsh, Tomás Connolly, Barry O’Driscoll (H), JJ Collins (Drinagh Rangers); Barry O’Donovan, Jerry McCarthy, Mark Quinn, Tom Murphy (Dunmanway Town); Tom Collins, Dave Collins, Jason Collins (Togher Celtic); Eddie Goggin, Fionn Hurley, Kevin Holland, Liam Hegarty, Connor O’Driscoll (Bunratty United); Liam Kearney, Barry O’Leary, Brian Cronin (Leeside).
rooster iv more luck then a foxy bishop another away tie.
ha ha , to be fair the draws havent been kind to ye , ye,ll be sick of the sight of carrig by xmas
i dont mind playing carrig fine side ther the games you look forward to and playing sunday will suit us for a change but the aways days are beyond a joke could be worse kid cud have sent us down to park that toll is a joke to lol.
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Best of luck cork aul. bring back the points.
CORK AUL FIXTURES
Friday 23rd Ocotber Ko. 7.45 pm
West Cork League v Cork AUL, Lyre, Ballineen, WCL
AOH Cup 2nd Round
City Wanderers v Knockraha B, CIT Bishopstown, Provisional, T.Callanan
AUL 3A
City Wanderers v Grattan Utd, CIT, Bishopstown, Provisional, T.Callanan
Saturday 24th October Ko. 2.00pm Unless Otherwise Stated
AOH Cup 2nd Round
Tower FC v Coachford, Killowen, Ray Murphy
Macroom A v Knockraha B, Murray Field, Provisional, T.Long
St Michaels Cup 1st Round
Fairview v UCC A, Fairfield, M.Barry
Lakewod Ath v Buttevant, Ovens, P.Buckley
Greenmount Rangers v Leeview Ath , Murphys Farm, D. Coleman
Saxone Cup 2nd Round
Innishvilla B v Cloughduv Celtic, Knocknacurra, Innishannon, D.Cronin
Presidents Cup 1st Round
Temple Utd v Strand Utd B, Temple Pk, J.O’Reilly
AUL 2
Hibernians v De Courcey Albion, Shanbally, S.O’Connell
AUL 2A
Park Utd v Newmarket Town, Brigown, K.Hennessy
AUL 3
Donoughmore Ath v Parkview Celtic, Donoughmore, 3.00pm, M.O’Flaherty
Greenwood v Macroom, Leaghanamore, D.Daly
AUL 3A
Carrigaline Utd v Churchvilla, Ballea Pk, 3.00pm, T.Thompson
Sunday 25th October Ko. 10,45am Unless Otherwise Stated
AOH Cup 2nd Round
UCC B v Killumney Utd, The Farm, 2.00pm, Richard Murphy
Saxone Cup 2nd Round
Glenvale v Waterloo B, Temple Pk, Ray Murphy
Premier A League
Dillons Cross Ath v Cathedral Celtic, Silverheights Pk, Richard Murphy
Rylane Celtic v Innishvilla, Rylane, T.Long
Springfield v Knockraha, Pat O’Brien Pk, D.Coleman
AUL1
Bohemians v Waterloo, Fairfield, S.O’Connell
Castleview v Rathcoole Rovers, O’ Sullivan Pk, 2.00pm, K.Hennessy
Crescent Ath v Blackstone Rovers, Regional Pk, J.O’Reilly
AUL 1A
Strand Utd v St John Boscos, Ballyanley, Pat Hennessy
AUL 2
Carrigtwohill Utd v Grangevale, Ballyadam Pk, Yves Kriwan
Glenthorn Celtic v Dunbar Celtic, Glenthorn Pk, K.O’Keeffe
AUL 2A
Watergrasshill Utd v Corkbeg, Skehanagh, D.Buckle
AUL 3
Blackpool Celtic v Ballinhassig, Pophams Field, Jonathan Hennessy
Bweeng Celtic v Ard Na LAoi , Bweeng Sports Centre, P.O’Sullivan
AUL 3A
Pearse Celtic v St John Boscos, Leaghanamore, P.Walsh
Glen Celtic v Southcoast, Glen Park, M.Doody
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