If a player gets sent off for abusing a ref, he should pay his own fine.
He'll think twice about doing it next time
get of your high horse ... poor old youths pity them .. he was sent of so why should the club pay his fine not to many clubs would be able to keep paying fines for youths alot if clubs struggle already to keep going and you want them now to pay fines for youth players.. .... plenty of lads out their playing junior football married with a couple of kids .. etc.. also struggle to pay signing on fee / fines / training money .... lifestyle choice for not working... sure i could say the same for some youths ..Originally Posted by Brazil Nut
" football is a simple game "
If a player gets sent off for abusing a ref, he should pay his own fine.
He'll think twice about doing it next time
here here .. will also add any player who gets sent off .. should pay their own fine
" football is a simple game "
Managers discretion in cases like this, thats our club ruling!
I had a system going a few years ago where if any player got a card for mouthing at the ref, I fined him €5 regardless. This built up a small kitty which I later used on 2 occasions where players were - in my mind- unfairly sent off and subsequently fined. The fine was paid out of the kitty and at the end of the season the remainder of the kitty (which also included excess refs fees etc) was used for a **** up. All players agreed to this at the beginning of the season. Result was we cut down on mouthing at referees and no players had to pay fines when unjustly sent off. (Also meant a few free pints at the end of the season).
Good idea but the parents dont appreciate when you send the 12 year olds home drunk!!!Thats a joke by the way...which helps the anger management from time to time.
"You'll not see nothing like the Shelbourne team"
you appeal it to clare league... d'ont bother waste of time .. you wont win appeal.. unfortunatly clare league rely on referee's report and its unusuall that the players win appeall
" football is a simple game "
Did the player actually tell that u that is why he left Newtown because he gave me a different reason and a few others too ,surely a 30 euro fine would not put him off playing for a club that he has played with for most of his football years
Can we please get back to talking football
I’m glad all the Bunratty baiting seems to be dying down. Maybe the Newtown baiting would die too (or at least the personal element of it that is directed towards one or two particular people).
Just to set the record straight no-one from the Bunratty club claims that it is a big club. It has had recent junior success relatively unique to its age of which we are justifiably proud and it stands well beside the records of some of our more “illustrious” neighbours. The club went through a difficult period over the last couple of years and is getting itself back on track having had either an Under 16, Under 17, or Youths team in each of the last few years and this year have a return of our B team prominently featuring our own Cousin Syl…… It is not without the odd wobble, some of which have been prominently discussed recently on this site.
Without wanting to start a war – Plastic Pitch before you laugh too much, your Lifford friends might remember that a certain recent Munster Junior game they went on to win would not have gone ahead if Bunratty had not brought a spare set of Jerseys by accident (even though they were the away team) so the problem is not unique to Bunratty.
From a schoolboy perspective, Bunratty in line with many other clubs do not have a town base to develop schoolboys from. We also have a problem on the stewardship side from an age point of view and don't have many ex-junior players at all yet (never mind available for coaching). In practice what happens is that we have somewhere between half and a full panel of players every few years at one age group that we try and keep together. This is initially augmented with school friends of the lads that they can get to play with Bunratty. Most of the time these will gradually get to a stage where they can compete in their leagues and every so often (as happened in the late nineties) there is a unique crop that sweeps before them. As happens to all teams that get to that stage, (including the bigger schoolboy clubs i.e. Newtown, Newmarket, Sixmilebridge, Lifford – I won’t continue in case I forget someone) once a team becomes successful at underage, some of the better players both locally and in the county are tempted to join them, in the main solicited by players rather than management. In Bunratty we have lost players recently to both Sixmilebridge and Newmarket for that reason.
From a junior club perspective, it often happens that clubs spawn other clubs as every year a significant amount of players come out of youth teams with only 11 places on their own junior “A” club team. These generally fan out. This has happened a lot around the Shannon, Newmarket, Sixmilebridge area and what is actually unique to this area is that many of the “smaller” clubs punch above their weight in getting to and surviving in the Premier Division. The spawning actually happened to Bunratty a number of years ago as soccer became more popular out our neck of the woods (excuse the pun) and Cratloe Celtic was formed. The Cratloe area had previously been a generous supplier of players to Bunratty and built on this to form a strong club of their own, now having a bad time at junior level but will be back I’m sure.
Short and brief history trying to give those that see fit to look down their noses a bit of background that may help them get over their pre-conceptions as to what a club should or shouldn’t be – now back to lurking in the background!!!!!!!
What was the team ?
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Hopeless performance by Clare.
Only O'Brien (until he went off), Rochford, Malley and Browne did well. Stretten Russell and Mcdonald did well as subs. Rest of them looked like fish out of water. To be fair from what I heard on the line a lot of players were playing in unfamiliar positions. Evan Glynn was doing ok at right back but then they switched him to the left.
Very strange team selection. Who picked it? Is Skinny the best keeper in the Clare league??? Not on that performance anyway. The centre half from Burren looked lost and the two up front got no service.
What clubs do
O'Brien, Danagher, McMillan, Fahy, and Neenan play for?
What subs were there and not used?
hi all just a word i dont post much but i have to say i was talking to a bunnraty club member a few weeks back about there youth system he said it was ok today there u17s gave newtown u17s a walkover after newtown turning up at bunnraty togged out. What a joke for such a 'big club'.
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you're obviously from newtown, your opinion is fairly biased now in fairness and you seem to have a problem with your neighbours - the newmarket celtic contingent in the starting 11 too with your 'faking injury' accusation...come on stretton wasn't really any good like and looked out of his depth.granted, cheeky should have started up front
It amazes me how you can write this tripe. Dave McCarthy is probably one of only a few referee's that isn't whistle happy and lets a game progress by using the advantage rule (or trying to). Thought Skinny should have got a free kick for the first goal as well, but didn't see the Ref laugh at him.it amazes me how when you play away from home in these competitions the refs are against you and even when you play at home there against u.skinny was blatently fouled for 1st goal ref laughed at him..they were putting in some terrible tackles and getting away with them..any tackle clare put in was penalised..
Clare over-all looked like a team that had not played together before and though they all gave it a go, some were out of their depth. A lot of the players on view were making there Oscar Traynor debuts and were afraid to make mistakes and it showed. The more senior players were not much help to the new comers and 4-0 was not a true reflection on a poor game in general.
Good one!! Thank God you don't post much judging by that comment. Have you been waiting this long to have a dig at Bunratty FC!! Unfortunately, the U-17's manager was let down big time by several players yesterday for the match against Newtown which is appalling behaviour considering the work that is being put in trying to keep this squad together since July. After their match on Saturday, he was given assurances that there would be approx. 14 players there yesterday. However, only 4 turned up on time with a further 3 arriving late. This is getting very serious as players seem to have lost interest and don't care about the manager who is putting a lot of time and effort into this behind the scenes. The Bridge have now pulled out of a league which has been a shambles since the beggining and this is another serious concern. We can only apologise to Newtown who travelled and were ready for a game yesterday. The club is putting every effort into this U-17's team in hope that we can continue in the league.hi all just a word i dont post much but i have to say i was talking to a bunnraty club member a few weeks back about there youth system he said it was ok today there u17s gave newtown u17s a walkover after newtown turning up at bunnraty togged out. What a joke for such a 'big club'.
2 Clare players were kicked ...I repeat kicked off the ball and in both instances he bottled it and booked the offending visiting teams when they were sending off offences.How is that good.
The team was poor overall,with the Burren defender ducking under the ball for the second goal and skinny at fault for the first and third goals.The first ,he wasnt definite enough about going for the ball but it could easily have been a free out.We should get the opposing teams to bring the officials.Our refs have always taken "Clare of the Welcomes" just that bit too far.The third Skinny should be ashamed of .Flapping at its best.What about this Corofin keeper??Is he worth a shot.
Total lack of insight in brining Jayo on at right back having switched Glynn.Jayo actually used to play left back but exposing him to a fast young winger was a poor call despite getting away with it.
"You'll not see nothing like the Shelbourne team"
I was at the clare oscar traynor match and i think the ref was terrible. He failed in the most fundamental reason for having a referee in the first place, he failed to protect the players. Referees always hide behind the "advantage rule" when they fail to act. O'Brien went off after a terrible "studs-up" challenge which could've resulted in serious injury. O'Malley was subjected to repeated kicks and pushes. There were several more incidents where illegal challenges went in on clare players and under the illusion of the "advantage rule" the ref allowed play to continue and when no advantage resulted the ref did not call play back or talk to the offending player. The only time that ref acts with any decisiveness is when a player questions one of his ridiculous decisions.
This type of cowardly refereeing actually has the opposite effect on the flow of a game, rewarding persistant, niggling, disruptive tackling and causing frustration and bad-tempered reactions from the victims.
He also strikes me as an arrogant man who wouldn't be able to take any criticism so i don't see him changing his style anytime soon...
"o brien went off very easily was walking grand 5 mins later" Quote special 1
I dont know how you thought this.That was a filthy studs up tackle on O Brien and should have been punished by the ref and wasnt.
"You'll not see nothing like the Shelbourne team"
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