Problem Solved!!!!

What was Wesley Fiztgerald playin at on Sunday with his baaaaad dive, he should be ashamed of himself at this late stage in his career tryin ta get a great young prospect in Aron McDonnell sent off!!! tut tut tut!!!

Jeff Kenna will attend a Galway United Fans Forum, in association with GUST, next Monday (19th) in Becketts Bar, Bohermore, at 8.00pm. All Galway United supporters and followers of the game in Galway are invited to attend.

WELL DONE MOYNE VILLA , LET ME BE THE FIRST TO CONGRATULATE YE ON PROMOTION . TAKE A SMALL BREAK FORGET ABOUT THE GAA AND COME BACK FRESH AND LAUNCH AN ATTEMPT TO GET YE BACK INTO THE PREMIER , AGAIN WELL DONE !

WHO WILL WIN PREMIER LEAGUE????

I would like to congratulate Salthill Devon on winning the under 13 (legal )league , they won it deservadly so as they were they top team that did not play a man on the team well done Devon and also well done to the other 7 legal teams in the division !
If any one on the forum wants to see what mixed football looks like ie adult and kids on the same ...

i'll pick the players who have impressed me the most,bearing in mind i've only seen some of the selections 3 or 4 times this season.
1.padraic lally salthill
2.john egan west utd
3.tommy walsh mervue
4.emmett byrne athenry
5.keith mchugh hibs
6.jamie o driscoll athenry
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renmore gone after being thrashed 4-0 by colga, anyone know of the rumours there gonna pull out now there relegated and concentrate on juvenile??

west beat mervue B 2nite to qualify for the last 8,wasn't at the game,i believe west rested alot of players and were nearly caught on the hop by a mervue side who deserved something out of the game.west are now at home to either blues our mervue A in the last 8.

Subject: Problem Solved!!!! Mon Oct 19, 2009 2:11 pm

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Its been a well debated issue in the past and no one in fai, fa , 50% of refs can tell us the answer but "what size balls do u13s use".
I recently did a game where the manager was adamant that it was size 4 and i was informed size 5 at course so we played with a 5 . I know of one game where a size 4 was used in one half and a 5 in the other.
The latest i got from a supplier is size 4 for league and size 5 for Irish Cup and Kennedy Cup. Seems the problem arose some time back when a female person in FAI informed Kennedy Cup group there were size 5 in error .
Anyone care to sort this one out .............???????????????

O.K lads , after reffing a few games where there was a debate re ball decided to do my own homework. SFAI (schoolboy up to 16 ) rule book 31st May 2008 page 14 , Rule 42C
Managers and Referees please take note......I have also asked Administrator J.Joyce to include in next letter to all club secs .

U7 AND 8 SIZE 3
u9,10,11 and 12 ...SIZE 4
U13, 14, 15, AND 16 SIZE 5

As of now any game i do will be in accordance with above untill i am informed otherwise!!!!!

The only exception to the rule is if your a scouser or a Liverpool fan , any Beachball from size 3 to 55 will do .....Viva la Beachball!!!!!!

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Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Mon Oct 19, 2009 2:25 pm

b+b wrote:

The only exception to the rule is if your a scouser or a Liverpool fan , any Beachball from size 3 to 55 will do .....Viva la Beachball!!!!!!

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Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Wed Oct 21, 2009 2:07 pm

Heard there isnt a beachball left in the city of Manchester , in readyness for Sats game at Anfield bounce

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Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Wed Oct 21, 2009 2:37 pm

buddyb wrote:

Heard there isnt a beachball left in the city of Manchester , in readyness for Sats game at Anfield

Watch it all " blowing " up in Uniteds face , Liverpool to win it with a scatter of players missing ....United after being at their game at the weekend v Bolton havn't started playing at all yet and are clearly missing the different threats posed by mainly Ronaldo and secondly Tevex .

Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Wed Oct 21, 2009 2:40 pm

pele wrote:

buddyb wrote:

Heard there isnt a beachball left in the city of Manchester , in readyness for Sats game at Anfield

Watch it all " blowing " up in Uniteds face , Liverpool to win it with a scatter of players missing ....United after being at their game at the weekend v Bolton havn't started playing at all yet and are clearly missing the different threats posed by mainly Ronaldo and secondly Tevex .

And if Coleen decides to pop at the weekend, Rooney might not be around. Still think we'll beat or draw with them, our confidence is much higher than Liverpools, 4 straight defeats, that's a tough one to come back from.
I hope it's an exciting match...

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Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Wed Oct 21, 2009 2:44 pm

I was at Anfield when they lost three in a row v Coventry City , there next game was at Old Trafford , Liverpool won it handy . Cant see United winning at Anfield , according to Utds website Rooney is definitly out . Lets hope all the players missing tonite are available .

Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Wed Oct 21, 2009 2:49 pm

It didn't say he is "definitely" out, but that it will be an uphill fight for him. But it's doubtful that Gerrard will be there for Liverpool and Liverpool have struggled without him this season.
Evra will definitely be back. I really hope Fletcher is back...

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Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Sat Oct 24, 2009 3:11 pm

michael owen to score the winner in the kop end wouldn't that be sweet

Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Sat Oct 24, 2009 3:19 pm

Oh yes, there wouldn't be anything sweeter!

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Foundation fc is looking for a friendly game.....any interested clubs should call 0870560105...............

Subject: Re: Problem Solved!!!! Sun Oct 25, 2009 5:20 pm

doughiska5050 wrote:

Foundation fc is looking for a friendly game.....any interested clubs should call 0870560105...............

Try the schools , you will get no challenge games from clubs at this time of the year due to games being played EVERY WEEK . Maybe try John Clarke at GMIT or Derek Rogers at NUIG .