Clare League Season 2008/09

**guvnor** · 08/04/2009, 10:14 AM

Its only our Premier Champions 07/08 that can play a team twice in the lg at home.

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And its only our premier champions (in waiting) of 08/09 that cant provide a different set of gear when playing at home!

**AWOL** · 08/04/2009, 7:11 PM

Sorry Hacker my ye's and they's are getting mixed up. Goes with the grey hair I think.

**gaisc�och** · 09/04/2009, 11:20 AM

Cragg Tulla: Tulla United A V Bridge United B
F.Coote 10.30
Note: This match was earlier abandoned in the 70th minute with the score 2-1 in favor of Tulla the remaining 20 minutes will be played out in two 10 minute halfs

Just seen this on the claresoccer.net.

Man it's a funny old game......

**First** · 09/04/2009, 1:38 PM

Originally Posted by Axe Man

Cragg Tulla: Tulla United A V Bridge United B
F.Coote 10.30
Note: This match was earlier abandoned in the 70th minute with the score 2-1 in favor of Tulla the remaining 20 minutes will be played out in two 10 minute halfs

Just seen this on the claresoccer.net.

Man it's a funny old game......

I thought the rule was that a match abandoned after 70 mins , the result stood

**Subprime** · 10/04/2009, 8:50 AM

Originally Posted by First

I thought the rule was that a match abandoned after 70 mins , the result stood

Did the original referee not get paid for the 70 mins? Does this mean that the clubs have to pay on the double?

**AWOL** · 11/04/2009, 5:23 PM

Anyone clear this one up for me? On the rules page of the CDSL site at the top which has just appeared, it says matches can only be postponed for a direct relative of a player. That's fine but what if the President or Chairman etc. passes away and they have no one playing, is it expected that matches will go ahead regardless? Should there not be a little more leaway to show respect to those who work for the clubs outside of playing matches?

**old git** · 11/04/2009, 10:04 PM

Originally Posted by AWOL

Anyone clear this one up for me? On the rules page of the CDSL site at the top which has just appeared, it says matches can only be postponed for a direct relative of a player. That's fine but what if the President or Chairman etc. passes away and they have no one playing, is it expected that matches will go ahead regardless? Should there not be a little more leaway to show respect to those who work for the clubs outside of playing matches?

from clare league website...
In order for a club to get a match off for a bereavement it must be a mother, father, brother or sister of a player in your club. Matches will only be postponed for a player's grandparent living in the local area.. ?? would grandparents not also be classed as direct relatives... !!! usually most clubs are a close bunch of players / supporters / commite members.. if any relative dies most of the club would do there best to support the player involved by attending funeral / etc if possible and if it is the president or chairman of club i personally think matches should be called of as a mark of respect ...

**Carotheplayer** · 12/04/2009, 8:47 PM

Lord,

A shock. Lifford B win on penalties and put Newmarket A out. A super result for them. A, A V B team Cup clash is still up for grabs.

Any report on the game. Did they deserve the win ?

**b777b** · 13/04/2009, 2:52 AM

Originally Posted by Carotheplayer

Lord,

A shock. Lifford B win on penalties and put Newmarket A out. A super result for them. A, A V B team Cup clash is still up for grabs.

Any report on the game. Did they deserve the win ?

the best 0 0 draw i,ve ever seen fair play to newmarket, congratulatin lifford b after the game meant alot to the team,i think over the 110 mins lifford deserved it.they gave a good acount of themselves maybe now they might get team of the month. 21 games on beaten in all competions surely they deserve to be reconised

**AWOL** · 13/04/2009, 10:02 AM

Originally Posted by b777b

the best 0 0 draw i,ve ever seen fair play to newmarket, congratulatin lifford b after the game meant alot to the team,i think over the 110 mins lifford deserved it.they gave a good acount of themselves maybe now they might get team of the month. 21 games on beaten in all competions surely they deserve to be reconised

Great win Lifford B. It would be great for ye to win team of the month because yer A team lost their title of most Disgraceful Manager yesterday that title was taken over by Burren Manager.

**mastermind1** · 13/04/2009, 1:14 PM

wat a superb performance from lifford b considering they lost 2 players in the warm up and 2 in the first 20 mins of the game! they were running on tired legs but they got a second wind and deserved the win

! commiserations to newmarket!

**guvnor** · 13/04/2009, 1:20 PM

Well done to Lifford B. I think it puts to bed the debate going on here recently about football outside the top 2 divisions and how its not worth talking about. A well deserved result and best of luck going forward in the remainder of the season in both league and cup.

I would also like to wish Rineanna best of luck in their semi final also.

**mastermind1** · 13/04/2009, 6:40 PM

Originally Posted by the special 1

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you cant make a coment like that without telling all

was at the lifford game yesterday and both sides of the line were arguing and it was actually the burren lads that kept it going! more handbags than anything else! ya 4 good sides left in the cup,every team has a great chance

**AWOL** · 13/04/2009, 6:58 PM

Originally Posted by the special 1

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you cant make a coment like that without telling all

You will have to go to the next match and see for yourself. That s if the Burren have their socks washed in time for it.

**Planners** · 14/04/2009, 8:20 AM

Rineanna on a good run over the last few games - dominating their opposition at the weeknd coasting to an easy win - looking good to continue their run tonight against the RATS -

**mastermind1** · 14/04/2009, 11:05 AM

Originally Posted by Planners

Rineanna on a good run over the last few games - dominating their opposition at the weeknd coasting to an easy win - looking good to continue their run tonight against the RATS -

ya rineanna are playing well at the moment and are a tough side to beat so should make it very difficult for bunratty! just looking through the amount of goals scored in the premier this season and theres quite alot...this can only be good for soccer in the county!

**plasticpitch** · 14/04/2009, 11:27 AM

one thing is for certain, rineanna will have a big say in where the league goes. bunratty i think will need 4 more points to clinch the title.
with avenue at the weekend they have 2 tough games.

**Planners** · 14/04/2009, 11:41 AM

one thing is for certain, rineanna will have a big say in where the league goes. bunratty i think will need 4 more points to clinch the title.
with avenue at the weekend they have 2 tough games.

Newmarket could roll over for the RATS too -

- keep it in the parish !!

**mastermind1** · 14/04/2009, 1:34 PM

Originally Posted by Planners

Newmarket could roll over for the RATS too -

- keep it in the parish !!

If theres 1 thing i ve learned in my time playing against newmarket is that they never lie down and die or let teams beat them easily, if ur gonna beat newmarket then u have to be at it right from the first whistle till the end and you ll know youve been in a game wen u ve played em! should be an exciting end to the season starting from this evening....roll on 6.45 i say

**Planners** · 14/04/2009, 2:00 PM

It's been a while since I've been up against them - but comparing them to last years team they seem to have aged and the introduction of "younger" players hasn't gone as steady as they had intended

- hence the reason they didn't really treaten contention this season in both the league and failing yesterday in the cup against " lesser " oposition

Surprised not to see any comments from the Reds !1