Cork City V UCD

**CollegeTillIDie** · 02/10/2005, 3:06 PM

The UCD Under 21's (plus special guests) take on Cork City in Turners Cross at 7 p.m. tonight. Owing to injuries and suspensions that is effectively what we will be fielding. Anyone want to predict a result?

Anything other than a Cork City win and put your house on Derry City to win the treble.

**Poor Student** · 02/10/2005, 3:34 PM

Ok, to put this straight, according to today's paper on top of long term absentee McNally and suspended Shorthall, McDonnell and Hurley both Gannon and Mahon are injured. That's 5 defenders counting Tony Mac as someone who would have stood in with those other shortages. Possibly even Hurley would have dropped back. What would we be fielding had Kenna been injured?! I assume that chap named Long who played in the League Cup 1st round will partner Kenna. Micko at left back. Maybe McAniff at right back? Or perhaps Micko and Kenna in the centre and McAniff at left? I just have no idea who will go to right back. Possibly Kenna as he played there. I imagine our wingers and strikers will consist of Murphy, Martin, Pat McWalter and Dupuy. Arrange them in just about any order apart from Dupuy at right wing they've all filled those roles at some point this season!

I'm going to go for a draw. A youthful and rested College to bravely fight against a tired, nervy and demoralised Cork. Yes, I am an optimist.

**Poor Student** · 02/10/2005, 8:20 PM

Just heard Ciaran Harte, Shane Long (obviously) and Damien Kelly started. Also some lad called Jimmy Lee Maher was on the bench. Weak weak team.

**Colie** · 02/10/2005, 8:25 PM

I know we lost, but it's not even a game I could be arsed caring about. 1-0 isn't so bad in the circumstances & considering it's way better than 5-1.

**RedX** · 02/10/2005, 10:28 PM

Originally Posted by Poor Student

I'm going to go for a draw. A youthful and rested College to bravely fight against a tired, nervy and demoralised Cork. Yes, I am an optimist.

nervy?...demoralised?...tonight was the most one sided game i have ever seen in the eircom league...you can call it a 1-0 HAMMERING...

**CollegeTillIDie** · 02/10/2005, 11:24 PM

Seamus Long ( a Corkonian) making his first team debut for UCD got sent off after 24 minutes. Cork City scored after 9 minutes so one can only conclude that Cork City couldn't score against 10 men for more than 1 hour

**CollegeTillIDie** · 02/10/2005, 11:27 PM

By the way we have about 4 players back on Friday who didn't play V Cork from suspension right ?

**Poor Student** · 03/10/2005, 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by RedX

nervy?...demoralised?...tonight was the most one sided game i have ever seen in the eircom league...you can call it a 1-0 HAMMERING...

Relax there Corkie, I was taking the most optimistic outcome I could think of. Had you not dominated a 10 man semi reserve UCD team there would be something wrong with you.

**CollegeTillIDie** · 03/10/2005, 8:23 PM

Where's the report lads? Did pineapple stu not attend? You can't get good staff nowadays

P.S. Who's Matthews and which Byrne played?

**Schumi** · 03/10/2005, 8:58 PM

Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie

Where's the report lads? Did pineapple stu not attend? You can't get good staff nowadays

Only back in civilisation a few hours, have some patience.

P.S. Who's Matthews

Billy Bob or something.

which Byrne played

Conan

**RedX** · 03/10/2005, 10:40 PM

Originally Posted by Poor Student

Relax there Corkie, I was taking the most optimistic outcome I could think of. Had you not dominated a 10 man semi reserve UCD team there would be something wrong with you.

No problem jackeen...how could i be anything but relaxed playing a non-entity club..no fans..no ambition..no hope..

**Poor Student** · 03/10/2005, 11:11 PM

Originally Posted by RedX

No problem jackeen...how could i be anything but relaxed playing a non-entity club..no fans..no ambition..no hope..

Recycling your bait from the Longford forum?

**RedX** · 03/10/2005, 11:21 PM

Were you one of the FIVE supporters that came to see your team play in Turners Cross last night?...or were you studying?...

**Poor Student** · 03/10/2005, 11:27 PM

Originally Posted by RedX

Were you one of the FIVE supporters that came to see your team play in Turners Cross last night?...or were you studying?...

That's a big travelling support!

I was working on Sunday actually. I also had to factor in that the decontamination process from being outside civilization for so long would not enable me to get back to college today.

**RedX** · 03/10/2005, 11:35 PM

Originally Posted by Poor Student

That's a big travelling support!

I was working on Sunday actually. I also had to factor in that the decontamination process from being outside civilization for so long would not enable me to get back to college today.

Thats understandable..

....seeming that i am not all that bad credit to your lads last night for never giving up...and Pete Mahon is a decent honest guy...but still you know what i think of UCD..

**Poor Student** · 03/10/2005, 11:38 PM

Originally Posted by RedX

Thats understandable..

....seeming that i am not all that bad credit to your lads last night for never giving up...and Pete Mahon is a decent honest guy...but still you know what i think of UCD..

By the number of 5 in Cork you can see we have a rapidly increasing support. Don't underestimate us.

**Schumi** · 04/10/2005, 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by RedX

FIVE supporters

I counted four. Counting doesn't seem to be a Cork strong point though, people kept asking me what the score was as if they couldn't count to 1.

**pineapple stu** · 04/10/2005, 12:45 PM

Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie

Where's the report lads? Did pineapple stu not attend? You can't get good staff nowadays

Some of us actually went to the match!

It takes time to get back from Cork, what with customs and all. Will do up a report later, but suffice to say that with seven first-teamers out, four league debutantes/debut starters in the team, one of whom got sent off after 24 minutes, we were never gong to get anything out of the match. Quigley was superb, but Cork died in the second half and the last chance of the game was a Damo Dupuy shot from outside the area which was ultimately well wide.