QuoteCongratulations to Paul Byrne on grabbing his 7th League goal of the season to top the Club's goalscoring charts for the season. Not bad for someone who missed more than a third of the season through injury. Conor who?
UCD Aggregate League Appearances as at end of 2007:
Darren Quigley 96
Alan Mahon 230
Conor Kenna 116
Alan McNally 210
Tony Mc Donnell 307
Ronan Finn 39
Conan Byrne 49
Shane McFaul 24
Paul Byrne 36
Conor Sammon 70
Derek Doyle 57
Killian Gallagher 5
Brian King 16
Timmy Purcell 23
Paul Crowley 27
Bogdan Oprea 5
Evan McMillan 9
Greg Bolger 5
Matt Gregg 15
Ian Bermingham 24
Brian Shortall 38
Darren Forsyth 4
James O'Sullivan 1
Shane Fitzgerald 7
Pat Mc Walter 114
Paul Murphy 2
Peter Hynes 8
Francis Moran 2
Anthony Doyle 2
Last edited by CollegeTillIDie; 11/11/2007 at 10:14 AM.
Congratulations to Paul Byrne on grabbing his 7th League goal of the season to top the Club's goalscoring charts for the season. Not bad for someone who missed more than a third of the season through injury. Conor who?
Whether you want to accept it or not the Dublin City game happened. Don't know where some of your figures have come from either.Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
Code:Darren Quigley 97 Matt Gregg 15 Alan Mahon 231 Conor Kenna 117 Alan McNally 212 13 Brian Shorthall 48 2 Evan McMillan 9 Ian Bermingham 22 1 Killian Gallagher 5 Conan Byrne 52 3 Shane Fitzgerald 7 2 Pat McWalter 112 20 Anthony Doyle 2 Greg Bolger 5 James O'Sullivan 1 Tony McDonnell 308 28 Paul Crowley 27 Ronan Finn 39 1 Shane McFaul 24 1 Brian King 15 Derek Doyle 57 7 Paul Byrne 43 14 Conor Sammon 69 13 Timmy Purcell 23 2 Francis Moran 3 Darren Forsyth 4 Peter Hynes 8 Paul Murphy 2 1
Last edited by DmanDmythDledge; 11/11/2007 at 12:09 AM.
Officially, it didn't, so either format's acceptable.
Can you stop posting aggressive replies like that everytime CTID posts something you don't agree with?
Sounds fair enough.
I'd be very interested to know how there is a discrepancy of more than 1 between my figures and those of others on this forum. There is a possibility that one of us got the wrong Byrne listed in some of the away games that we didn't attend.
Brian King came on as 3rd sub in the last game Away to Galway so his overall total is now 16.
Aggregate League Record now looks like this:-
Home Played 429 Won 162 Drew 126 Lost 141 Goals for 575 Against 494 Diff +81 Points 551 Potential points 1125 % success rate 48.97778
Away Played 428 Won 118 Drew 128 Lost 182 Goals for 401 Against 541 Diff -139 Points 447 Potential points 1137 % success rate 39.314
Overall 857 won 280 drew 254 Lost 323 scored 976 conceded 1035 Diff -59 Points 998
Okay at the risk of getting nerdy
Our win percentage overall is 32.6721%
Our draw percentage overall is 29.6383%
Our loss percentage overall is 37.6896%
At the end of next season we will have played 890 League games
So using the average percentage from 1979-2007 and projecting forward, if we had just an average campaign we would have a total of 291 wins 264 draws and 335 defeats at the end of next season. We will have 1014 average goals scored based on a goal per game average scored of 1.138856 and we will have 1075 goals conceded based on an average goals conceded per game of 1.207701.
So if we have a 33 game season we will have won 11 drawn 10 and lost 12 scored 38 and conceded 40 which would earn us 43 league points which might not be enough to avoid the drop given three teams will go down next year. And given we didn't manage even an average season in 2007 who knows?
Wrong.
Highest ever points total a team has finished ninth on in 40. And even then you get a play off.
No playoff next season.
Didn't realise that. Even better so.
There's a first time for everything stu. If we don't get 43 points we could be in trouble given three go down.
Given that I was looking at fourth bottom, we're now looking at about 38 points as the highest anyone's finished in tenth with. Ever. If we get 43 points - which, again, had Sligo in sixth this year - we'll be fine.
There is indeed a first time for everything; I reckon we'll need 99 points next year to stay up.
League Appearances League Goals
Darren Quigley 18 0
Matt Gregg 15 0
Alan Mahon 29 0
Conor Kenna 32+1 sub 0
Alan McNally 28+1 sub 1
Brian Shorthall 8+3sub 0
Evan McMillan 6+3 sub 0
Ian Bermingham 22+1 sub 1
Killian Gallagher 2+3 sub 0
Conan Byrne 29+2 sub 3
Shane Fitzgerald 5+2sub 2
Pat McWalter 12+1sub 1
Anthony Doyle 2 0
Greg Bolger 1+4 sub 0
James O'Sullivan 0+1sub 0
Tony McDonnell 12+7sub 0
Paul Crowley 13+6 sub 0
Ronan Finn 18+5 sub 0
Shane McFaul 23+1 sub 1
Brian King 11+5 sub 0
Derek Doyle 19+4 sub 5
Paul Byrne 16+4 sub 7
Conor Sammon 31 6
Timmy Purcell 6+16 sub 2
Francis Moran 1+2 sub 0
Darren Forsyth 1+3 sub 0
Peter Hynes 4+4sub 0
Paul Murphy 0+2 1
Bogdan Oprea 2+3 sub 1
Last edited by CollegeTillIDie; 16/11/2007 at 10:22 AM. Reason: 2007 League appearances and goals
Leading League Goalscorer at UCD Season by season since joining the ELOI
1979/80 Martin Moran 9 League goals (30 League game season)
1980/81 Martin Moran 10 League goals (30 League game season)
1981/82 Ken O'Doherty 5 League goals (30 League game season)
1982/83 Ken O'Doherty 7 League goals (26 League game season)
1983/84 John Cullen 5 League goals (26 League game season)
1984/85 Joe Hanrahan 6 League goals (30 League game season)
1985/86 Brendan Murphy 5 League goals (22 League game season)
1986/87 Peter Hanrahan 5 League goals (18 League game season)
1987/88 Mark McKenna 7 League goals (27 League game season)
1988/89 Mark McKenna 7 League goals (27 League game season)
David Tilson 7 League goals (27 League game season)
1989/90 Mick Kavanagh 6 League goals (33 League game season)
1990/91 Paul Cullen 11 League goals (27 League game season)
1991/92 Paul Cullen 9 League goals (27 League game season)
Darren O'Brien 9 League goals (27 League game season)
1992/93 Darren O'Brien 11 League goals (27 League game season)
1993/94 Darren O'Brien 13 League goals (27 League game season)
1994/95 Michael O'Byrne 14 League goals (27 League game season)
1995/96 Michael O'Byrne 14 League goals (33 League game season)
1996/97 Robert Griffin 7 League goals (33 League game season)
1997/98 Jason Sherlock 13 League goals ( 33 League games 2 play-offs)
1998/99 Michael O'Byrne 7 League goals (33 League game season)
1999/2000 Ciaran Martyn 8 League goals ( 33 League game season)
2000/01 Tony Mc Donnell 7 League goals (33 League games 2 play-offs)
2001/02 Robbie Martin 11 League goals ( 33 League game season)
2002/03 Robbie Doyle 7 League goals ( 27 League game season)
2003 Robert Griffin 4 League goals ( 36 League game season)
Robert McAuley 4 League goals ( 36 League game season)
2004 Willie Doyle 15 League goals ( 33 League game season) Club record
2005 Patrick McWalter 7 League goals ( 33 League game season)
2006 Conor Sammon 7 League goals ( 33 League game season)
2007 Paul Byrne 7 League goals ( 33 League game season)
UCD League Season scoring record tallies
2004 Willie Doyle 15 League goals ( club record) First Division
1995/96 Michael O'Byrne 14 League goals ( Prem. Div. Club record)
1994/95 Michael O'Byrne 14 League goals ( prev. First Div. Club record)
1997/98 Jason Sherlock 13 League goals ( second highest Prem. Div. tally)
1993/94 Darren O'Brien 13 League goals ( club record till 1994/95)
1990/91 Paul Cullen 11 League goals ( club record till 1993/94)
1992/93 Darren O'Brien 11 League goals ( joint record till 1993/94)
1980/81 Martin Moran 10 League goals ( club record from 1981 to 1991)
1979/80 Martin Moran 9 League goals ( original club record in a season)
What are the odds on someone breaking the 15 barrier next season?
Alan McNally is now the fourth most capped league player for UCD. He overtook Robbie Griffin with his appearance against Finn Harps.
Alan Mahon has reached 250 league appearances for the club.
Will there be a presentation at the game on Saturday?
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