Carling (Irish) Premiership Thread

[Wrigley]

He scored 4 in a match last week and his own fans booed him because he was supposed to have agreed a move to glentoran,who he went and scored a hat trick against today.

bloke is a legend, check this one out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xosnfkERvsQ

[SouthDChoir]

Tuesday, 2nd February, 2010
Co-operative Insurance Cup (semi-final) (kick-off 7:45pm)
Glentoran v. Portadown
(to be played at Windsor Park)

Carling Premiership (kick-off 7:45pm)
Cliftonville v. Institute
Glenavon v. Newry City

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Wednesday, 3rd February, 2010
Co-operative Insurance Cup (semi-final) (kick-off 7:45pm)
Coleraine v. Dungannon Swifts
(to be played at The Oval)

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Saturday, 6th February, 2010
Carling Premiership (kick-off 3pm)
Dungannon Swifts v. Portadown
Glenavon v. Coleraine
Glentoran v. Crusaders
Institute v. Ballymena United
Lisburn Distillery v. Linfield
Newry City v. Cliftonville

[Ghod]

Mon the reds

[clagan]

Mon the reds

stop trying to steal our teams ya derry cultchie!

[Ghod]

stop trying to steal our teams ya derry cultchie!

Always always always liked them, they are my Irish team

Derry City are a disgrace and their 'fans from all backgrounds' shite and ban on the national flag furthered my contempt for them.

Middle class SDLP voting cunts

[clagan]

Always always always liked them, they are my Irish team

Derry City are a disgrace and their 'fans from all backgrounds' shite and ban on the national flag furthered my contempt for them.

Middle class SDLP voting cunts

always had you down as an SDLP voter

i used to go to alot of reds games, my school was just down the road but the standard of irish football is shocking. after tim mc cann and marty quinn left the reds went to shit. remember having to beat ards to stay in the premier league the season after we won it. if the reds had been relegated it would have been tough to come back friom.

[Ghod]

always had you down as an SDLP voter

i used to go to alot of reds games, my school was just down the road but the standard of irish football is shocking. after tim mc cann and marty quinn left the reds went to shit. remember having to beat ards to stay in the premier league the season after we won it. if the reds had been relegated it would have been tough to come back friom.

Oldest club in Ireland, home of Irish football, Belfast

Ive been a few games, i went to a game against Glentoran at the oval, fucking horrible evil atmosphere. Some buzz though going to the black east, walking through this wee cage tunnel type thing and having bricks and bottles thrown at us from all angles by the huns. The Linfield Cliftonville games are always blood and guts, leg breaker tackles flying in every 5 minutes, quite entertaining

[clagan]

Oldest club in Ireland, home of Irish football, Belfast

Ive been a few games, i went to a game against Glentoran at the oval, fucking horrible evil atmosphere. Some buzz though going to the black east, walking through this wee cage tunnel type thing and having bricks and bottles thrown at us from all angles by the huns. The Linfield Cliftonville games are always blood and guts, leg breaker tackles flying in every 5 minutes, quite entertaining

the ones against the crues used to be worse man, north belfast derby and they were all loyalist cunts, on and off the pitch. going to gamwes was actually quite scary.

remember this cunt?

Kirk Hunter (born 2 October 1963 in Belfast) [1] is a retired Northern Irish footballer. Hunter played most notably for Crusaders F.C., initially as a striker, but also as a midfielder. He was notable for his fiery nature on the pitch, and was without a doubt one of the most aggressive players in the history of Irish League football. In just one of his many infamous incidents on the football pitch Kirk was brought to court and sued for a injurious and career-ending tackle on ex-Larne player Paul Murnin in 1992. In another incident Kirk Hunter was sent-off without touching the ball against north Belfast rivals Cliftonville in 1998 after being on the pitch less than 60 seconds. He now plays the bass drum for the Shankill Prod Boys and is going go-karting with Ryan M. Frank Hayes is also an associate of Kirk.

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[Ghod]

the ones against the crues used to be worse man, north belfast derby and they were all loyalist cunts, on and off the pitch. going to gamwes was actually quite scary.

remember this cunt?

Kirk Hunter (born 2 October 1963 in Belfast) [1] is a retired Northern Irish footballer. Hunter played most notably for Crusaders F.C., initially as a striker, but also as a midfielder. He was notable for his fiery nature on the pitch, and was without a doubt one of the most aggressive players in the history of Irish League football. In just one of his many infamous incidents on the football pitch Kirk was brought to court and sued for a injurious and career-ending tackle on ex-Larne player Paul Murnin in 1992. In another incident Kirk Hunter was sent-off without touching the ball against north Belfast rivals Cliftonville in 1998 after being on the pitch less than 60 seconds. He now plays the bass drum for the Shankill Prod Boys and is going go-karting with Ryan M. Frank Hayes is also an associate of Kirk.

[edit]

Anyone called Kirk Hunter, you just know is a bitter bastard.

Im reading 'political football' about Belfast Celtic at the minute, its good stuff.

Shocking what happened to them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ks-ZWJ8rSA

Look who the RUC decide to attack in this video.

[clagan]

fucking bastards every one of them. big brave men.

and kirk hunter was the cunt to end all cunts. big fat, orange bastards. your typical inbred, knuckle dragging soap dodger.

[SouthDChoir]

Tuesday, 2nd February Results

Co-operative Insurance Cup (semi-final)

Glentoran 1 (Waterworth)
Portadown 0
(played at Windsor Park)

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Carling Premiership

Cliftonville 4 (C. Scannell, Seydak og, Donaghy, O'Connor)
Institute 1 (Seydak)

Glenavon 1 (Dickson)
Newry City 0

[SouthDChoir]

Carling Premier League Table

[SouthDChoir]

Saturday, 6th February, 2010
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Carling Premiership

Dungannon Swifts 4
Ward, Adamson, McMinn, Coney
Portadown 4
Topley, Baker, McCutcheon, Kelly

Glenavon 2
Costello, Walsh
Coleraine 1
Patterson

Glentoran 0
Crusaders 0

Institute 2
Ogilby 2
Ballymena United 2
Lockhart, G. Muir

Lisburn Distillery 0
Linfield 5
Allen, Carvill, Thompson 2, McAllister

Newry City 1
Davidson
Cliftonville 1
McMullan

CLIFTONVILLE'S title ambitions suffered a setback following this draw from their visit to Newry Showgrounds.
The Reds still occupy top spot in the Carling Premiership but their lead has been reduced to a single point following Linfield's defeat of Lisburn Distillery which moved the Blues into second place with a game in hand.

Newry might have opened the scoring as early as the fifth minute when Niall Henderson played Stephen Garrett through to beat John Connolly from 18 yards only for the ball to come back off the right post.

At the other end, on the half-hour mark, only a Danny O'Connor goalline clearance denied Ciaran Caldwell after he almost made the most of a breakdown in communication between Gavin McDonnell and 'keeper Neil Gallagher.

However, the visitors did grab the advantage six minutes from the break after George McMullan converted a spot-kick awarded when referee Adrian McCourt penalised O'Connor for a foul on Liam Boyce.

The Reds might have doubled their lead early in the second half through Caldwell and Chris Scannell while, on 64 minutes, McDonnell came within a whisker of levelling for Newry when his effort from just inside the area clipped the top of the crossbar.

But Newry did equalise on 70 minutes courtesy of Alan Davidson who was perfectly placed to blast home a Garrett cross from the left.

[SouthDChoir]

Fixtures
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Tuesday, 9th February, 2010
Carling Premiership (kick-off 7:45pm)

Ballymena United v. Cliftonville
Coleraine v. Linfield
Glentoran v. Lisburn Distillery
Institute v. Dungannon Swifts

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Saturday, 13th February, 2010
JJB Sports Irish Cup (sixth round) (kick-off 3pm)

Ballyclare Comrades v. Glentoran
Ballymena United v. Ballinamallard United
Coleraine v. Nortel
Crusaders v. Coagh United
Glenavon v. Institute
Linfield v. Dungannon Swifts
Loughgall v. Newry City or Larne
Portadown v. Cliftonville

Carling Premier League Table

[Jamesy]

scannell guy is godlike on fm2010. 30 goals. murphy too.

[bobm1967]

It is ridiculous that he Newry v Larne fiasco is still not sorted yet.

[clagan]

setback for the reds and linfield are starting to some into form. going to be a tight run in.

[SouthDChoir]

ever since Thompson has come back from injury linfield have hit good form hopefully he breaks his leg some time soon

[Ghod]

Title race is gonna be close, Cliftonville deserve it, id hate those loyalist scumbags to win it.

Anyone see David Jefferys getting a laser pen shone on his dome? :loel:

[clagan]

didnt see our Dave having a lazer pen shone on him, what a twat that man is. had some serious success as a manager though.

have a horrible feeling the reds will run out of spunk at the end of the season and those huns will snatch it. hope to fuck i'm wrong.