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Rangers 2 - Celtic 3 - Union Bears - Pre March Build Up - 11 March 2018
WARNING !!! THIS VIDEO CONTAINS SCENES WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTURBING AND\OR BORING. All comments require my approval so, if you wish to post, I'd be grateful if you could be respectful and please avoid using obscenities and sectarian terminology. If you're not sure what this means - basically, nae sweary wordz and stuff like FTQ\FTP. Specifically, I'll not approve posts which contain the following: Feni*n bastar*s, Orange bastar*s, Masonic bastar*s, goat-sh*ggers, anything to do with the Royal Family, King Billy or the Pope, nuns, priests and rosary beads, bh*asts, pae*dos, Jimmy Savi*e, Rolf Ha*ris, Big Jock, Bobby Sands, fish suppers, chicken suppers, Michael Fagan, IR*. INL*, UD*, UV* etc etc etc
Rangers 2 - Celtic 3 - Union Bears March - 11 March 2018
All comments require my approval so, if you wish to post, I'd be grateful if you could be respectful and please avoid using obscenities and sectarian terminology. If you're not sure what this means - basically, nae sweary wordz and stuff like FTQ\FTP. Specifically, I'll not approve posts which contain the following: Feni*n bastar*s, Orange bastar*s, Masonic bastar*s, goat-sh*ggers, anything to do with the Royal Family, King Billy or the Pope, nuns, priests and rosary beads, bh*asts, pae*dos, Jimmy Savi*e, Rolf Ha*ris, Big Jock, Bobby Sands, fish suppers, chicken suppers, Michael Fagan, IR*. INL*, UD*, UV* etc etc etc
League of Ireland 2016: Week 31 Goals
A look at the goals from Week 31 (plus a four rescheduled games) of the 2016 League of Ireland Premier Division, matches took place on the 11th, 14th & 17th October 2016. Rescheduled Games I: Dundalk 2-1 Cork City DUND: Mark McNulty 7' (og); DUND: Daryl Horgan 36'; CORK: Mark O'Sullivan 56' Finn Harps 1-1 St. Patrick's Athletic PATS: Mark Timlin 64' - No Footage FINN: Sean Houston 90'+2' - https://www.facebook.com/finnharps.underage/videos/547569978787317/ Week 31 Results: Bray Wanderers 2-1 St. Patrick's Athletic PATS: Jamie McGrath 12'; BRAY: Ger Pender 57'; BRAY: Alan McNally 70' Cork City 2-0 Finn Harps CORK: Damien McNulty 44' (og); CORK: Stephen Dooley 59' Derry City 2-1 Bohemians BOHS: Kurtis Byrne 17'; DERR: Aaron McEneff 51' (pen); DERR: Rory Patterson 63' Shamrock Rovers 0-3 Dundalk DUND: Brian Gartland 53'; DUND: Dane Massey 62'; DUND: Ciaran Kilduff 71' Sligo Rovers 1-0 Longford Town SLIG: Ryan Coulter 13' (og) Wexford Youths 5-4 Galway United WXFD: Aidan Keenan 3' WXFD: Danny Furlong 38'; WXFD: Conor Whittle 40'; WXFD: Andrew O'Connor 50'; WXFD: Danny Furlong 53'; GUFC: Kevin Devaney 61'; GUFC: Aidan Friel 68' (og); GUFC: Kevin Devaney 72'; GUFC: Conor Melody 75' Rescheduled Games II: St. Patrick's Athletic 3-1 Cork City PATS: Christy Fagan 16'; CORK: Alan Bennett 45'+1'; PATS: Sam Verdon 84'; PATS: Conan Byrne 90'+4' (pen) Longford Town 0-3 Dundalk DUND: Dane Massey 15'; DUND: David McMillan 41'; DUND: Daryl Horgan 48' Footage: RTÉ
North Star vs Easts - 1987 Brisbane Premier League Match Highlights
Highlights from a second round XXXX Premier League match in 1987 as captured by Ch 7. Another in a series of huge crowds turned out at O'Callaghan Park to watch a thrilling encounter between two of the top four teams in the local Premier League competition in 1987 in Eastern Suburbs coached by John Sime and the Ian Fagan inspired North Star. North Star were the reigning Premiers, losing Ampol Cup Finalists and losing Grand Finalists in 1986. In 1987 they had already claimed the first piece of silverware available -- the President's Cup - by beating Brisbane Lions 4-3 on penalties. That match was North Star's second win over the star-studded Brisbane Lions outfit in as many games in 1987. Easts was a team rebuilding and keen to improve on their fourth place finish in 1986. The local Premier League competition in 1987 was strengthened by the inclusion of Brisbane City and Brisbane Lions, both recently relegated from the National Soccer League competition after many years as foundation members. The reward for the team that would take out the Premiership in 1987 was a play-off date for National Soccer League entry in 1988 against interstate rivals. In this match, Easts jump to an early 2-0 lead, only to have the resilient North Star outfit pull level late in the match through the excellent individual efforts of Alan Marley and Mike Mulvey. Mulvey pops up again to grab a late winner with a sublime strike at the end of piece of typical North Star team play, circa 1987. These two teams would play an almost identical match in the Knock-out Semi Final a few weeks later. Going into the final rounds of the 1987 competition any one of three teams - Brisbane Lions, Brisbane City and North Star -- could have claimed the Premiership, such was the top quality football on show. North Star was unlucky to have a spate of late season injuries. Brisbane Lions ultimately were crowned 1987 Premiers and won back the right to play National Soccer League in 1988 in the subsequent play-off series.