Mayo League Division 2 2007

**mandarin frogs** · 17/04/2007, 5:27 PM

Originally Posted by pixiehead

I actually couldnt care less cos thats probably the jist of it. We are crap this season. Anyhow we are just a feeder team for the As so that they mite stay up

Head up Pixie! only 2 games gone yet!

**mamoore** · 17/04/2007, 5:49 PM

Originally Posted by irishyop

Knock/Kiltimagh United,

Sammy is with Ballyheane, did I hear Terry is with Snugboro?? Not 100% sure about where he has gone.
Mark Moore has ALLEGEDLY fallen out with Scoby so not going to play

no haven't fallen out with him - -where you get your CRAZY stories from?????
Terry is back with castlebar town,and steven jennings is with us. sammy is with ballyheane due to the fact he wants to play a higher standard of football ,he would have stayed if scoby had come to the club sooner.- -fair play to him!
Much stronger than last year - we have 5 players that could easily play in the higher divisions -paul maye,terry maughan,robert moore,stephen jennings,nicky canning.And have a solid manager - so with a bit of luck this season -we should get out of the division.

**taztkblue** · 18/04/2007, 7:15 AM

known of the players you've mentioned there mamoore would scare anyone, although i'm sure if scoby gets the committment ye should do better than ye normally do. were s+f any good the last day?

**irishyop** · 18/04/2007, 8:33 AM

Crazy....now thats an interesting word, good to see your "has anyone posted my name on foot.ie" sensor is still working on your PC

On the five who could easily play in the higher divisions Div 1 maybe but not any higher, Stephen Jennings left BallyH because he could not give the commitment needed, he tried to get back with Castlebar Celtic B but after last years experiences with him it was decided not to take up his offer.

Robert Moore, was he not playing B with Castlebar Celtic, but left to drop 2 divisions, why was this?

Terry Maughan, a fine player but would doubt his talent in the Premier to Super league, he would have been snapped up long go otherwise.

Paul Maye is taking it easy, again maybe does not want the commitment of higher divisions.

**robben 11** · 18/04/2007, 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by irishyop

Crazy....now thats an interesting word, good to see your "has anyone posted my name on foot.ie" sensor is still working on your PC

On the five who could easily play in the higher divisions Div 1 maybe but not any higher, Stephen Jennings left BallyH because he could not give the commitment needed, he tried to get back with Castlebar Celtic B but after last years experiences with him it was decided not to take up his offer.

Robert Moore, was he not playing B with Castlebar Celtic, but left to drop 2 divisions, why was this?

Terry Maughan, a fine player but would doubt his talent in the Premier to Super league, he would have been snapped up long go otherwise.

Paul Maye is taking it easy, again maybe does not want the commitment of higher divisions.

i would definatly have to agree with you irishyob on that analysis

**irishyop** · 18/04/2007, 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by robben 11

i would definatly have to agree with you irishyob on that analysis

Well thank you very much Mr Robben

- How is the injury? U back training yet?

**Mad Moose** · 18/04/2007, 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by robben 11

i would definatly have to agree with you irishyob on that analysis

Christ Yop you have been called many things on here, and many many more off it

but Irishyob is the best yet. We've had Irishhob, Irishhop and Irishyob.

**irishyop** · 18/04/2007, 1:12 PM

Originally Posted by Harpsbear

Christ Yop you have been called many things on here, and many many more off it

but Irishyob is the best yet. We've had Irishhob, Irishhop and Irishyob.

I know!! Irish-Yop seems to be a hard one to swallow.

**mandarin frogs** · 18/04/2007, 8:07 PM

Originally Posted by irishyop

Crazy....now thats an interesting word, good to see your "has anyone posted my name on foot.ie" sensor is still working on your PC

Hes got a "sixth sense" that moore. and "cat-like" reflexes!

**robben 11** · 19/04/2007, 12:12 AM

Originally Posted by irishyop

Well thank you very much Mr Robben

- How is the injury? U back training yet?

i am indeed back in action trying to get fit, i came on against clairmoris and felt fine really looking forward to the season ahead, i called you irish YOB as in the yob's who are like 'football holligans' good 1 i thaught, how are things in your division,...!! i see the battle with mamore is really exciting luv yer little tifs...!! and as for the boys mandrian f, grape.v and co there little comments really make me laugh I LOVE THIS SITE keep up the good work lads..!!!

**mamoore** · 21/04/2007, 4:12 PM

Originally Posted by taztkblue

known of the players you've mentioned there mamoore would scare anyone, although i'm sure if scoby gets the committment ye should do better than ye normally do. were s+f any good the last day?

had a few chances in the game -they are young and seem to be fit enough - could be a hard team to beat on their own turf.

**mamoore** · 21/04/2007, 4:31 PM

Originally Posted by irishyop

Crazy....now thats an interesting word, good to see your "has anyone posted my name on foot.ie" sensor is still working on your PC

On the five who could easily play in the higher divisions Div 1 maybe but not any higher, Stephen Jennings left BallyH because he could not give the commitment needed, he tried to get back with Castlebar Celtic B but after last years experiences with him it was decided not to take up his offer.

Robert Moore, was he not playing B with Castlebar Celtic, but left to drop 2 divisions, why was this?

Terry Maughan, a fine player but would doubt his talent in the Premier to Super league, he would have been snapped up long go otherwise.

Paul Maye is taking it easy, again maybe does not want the commitment of higher divisions.

I take your point,but in fairness these lads proved themselves by knocking two premier league sides out of the cups last season.plus also given a good account of themselves against Celtic(A) last season,so did urlaur also against Celtic.which was a good advert for div 2 sides.In my own opinion I think there is very little beteen the premier,div 1 and div 2 teams in terms of skill and ability,fitness would be the main difference and having good managers.
Going back to Castlebar Town ,in my own opinion the squad is stronger than what scoby had when he won the premier a couple of years ago with celtic b,plus he has four of us from the team back then.
Anyhow the season will tell the story itself.

**gunner1** · 22/04/2007, 4:33 AM

Originally Posted by mamoore

had a few chances in the game -they are young and seem to be fit enough - could be a hard team to beat on their own turf.

no 1 were you at the game
no 2 they were not young
no 3 celtic have enought keepers?%?%?%

**gunner1** · 22/04/2007, 4:38 AM

Originally Posted by mamoore

I take your point,but in fairness these lads proved themselves by knocking two premier league sides out of the cups last season.plus also given a good account of themselves against Celtic(A) last season,so did urlaur also against Celtic.which was a good advert for div 2 sides.In my own opinion I think there is very little beteen the premier,div 1 and div 2 teams in terms of skill and ability,fitness would be the main difference and having good managers.
Going back to Castlebar Town ,in my own opinion the squad is stronger than what scoby had when he won the premier a couple of years ago with celtic b,plus he has four of us from the team back then.
Anyhow the season will tell the story itself.

bull**** scoby took over a ready made team in celtic b a team that was 6 years in making
town are 10 years away from that.i should know..............................

**MayoToffee** · 22/04/2007, 11:06 AM

Originally Posted by gunner1

bull**** scoby took over a ready made team in celtic b a team that was 6 years in making
town are 10 years away from that.i should know..............................

how should you know? what ya mean

**gunner1** · 22/04/2007, 11:20 AM

Originally Posted by MayoToffee

how should you know? what ya mean

celtic b are a team built on a youth structure,with a couple of good players mixed in.c/bar are at u/12 right now so you have 8/10 years for that to come good

**MayoToffee** · 22/04/2007, 12:04 PM

Originally Posted by gunner1

celtic b are a team built on a youth structure,with a couple of good players mixed in.c/bar are at u/12 right now so you have 8/10 years for that to come good

you said, you should know. how should you know?
we all know how celtic works.
but you said that you should know, can you explain? have you played with both team?? how should you know

town is prob at u-10s at the moment

**gunner1** · 22/04/2007, 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by MayoToffee

you said, you should know. how should you know?
we all know how celtic works.
but you said that you should know, can you explain? have you played with both team?? how should you know

town is prob at u-10s at the moment

yes i played with both teams,and the town is at u/12's

**gunner1** · 22/04/2007, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by MayoToffee

you said, you should know. how should you know?
we all know how celtic works.
but you said that you should know, can you explain? have you played with both team?? how should you know

town is prob at u-10s at the moment

p.s.how come your not in bangor today?????