A.C Panache were roundly thumped 3-9 by table toppers Olympique need someone ta Lyon last night.
Not that traffic was completely one way as the final score would suggest, but what did start out as a nice drive through town descended quickly into a 2 hour tailback stuck in the Jack Lynch Tunnel!
A.C Panache started quickly, rushing into a 3-1 lead. What happened after that was that wrong turn problem, though it must be pointed out that Olympique need someone ta Lyon know how to play and are a very sporting team to compete against, or at least try to compete against.
The game started at a very brisk pace and on the first attack down the right wing Brian Butler whipped a cross-shot into the bottom corner of the net, perhaps spurned on by Jamie O'Driscoll's accusations of dodgy reporting in last weeks article. We will never know, but that was about as good as he did all night.
Aaron Buckley started again in goals and in the early going didn't have much to worry about. His defence of James Butler and Eamonn Kennedy were controlling things and breaking up attacks. Jamie started brightly controlling play from midfield and Sean worked hard to close down space and cut out passes while Brian Butler ran hard up front to disrupt Olympique need someone ta Lyon.
The second goal game from a quick pass from the playmaker role by Jamie to set Brian free down the left wing. Rounding the last defender, Brian was clipped and this allowed the goalkeeper to beat him to the ball. Fortunately a mis-touch allowed him to catch up, nip in and take it past the keeper but wide of the goals. Now with the Keeper and Defender pinning him into the corner he tried to pull it across the face of the goal and Sean's supporting run was perfectly timed to allow him to coolly tap home into an empty net.
Olympique need someone ta Lyon netted the next goal with a tidy passing movement culminating in an open shot at the edge of the box that left Aaron with no hope in goals.
The third A.C Panache goal was a thing of sublime beauty. Olympique need someone ta Lyon had been increasing the pressure and as they broke down the right wing Jamie O'Driscoll plugged the gap and shut down the move with some tenacious tackling. The ball squirmed across the box and Aaron controlled it with his foot as Jamie came onto take control of the ball.
Looking up he spotted the penetrating run of Brian Gunning and sent a perfect pass the full length of the pitch. Gunning, defying a knee injury, took to the air as graceful as a ballerina and controlled the ball on the toe of his outstretched leg to land perfectly set to sweep the ball past the on rushing keeper.
But as the keeper ran toward him he faked for one split second forcing the keeper to play his hand, and like an assassin, when the keeper put his head up he pulled the trigger to shoot low and accurately through the opening!
3-1 up and A.C Panache looked to be playing very well after 20 minutes.
Olympique need someone ta Lyon turned the screw though. 10 minutes later the half time score was 3-6, with almost all the goals very well worked pass and go team moves that left A.C Panache gasping for oxygen! It was like a hurricane blew through the game leaving A.C Panache looking like a bunch of washed up homeless people walking around an astro turf pitch, it could have been New Orleans but for the paleness of the players!
The 2nd half ended 0-3, giving a full time score of 3-9. Despite not scoring in the 2nd half, A.C Panache worked hard and kept trying to get back into the game but Olympique need someone ta Lyon sat back, absorbed the pressure and hit them on the break making their chances count with some very crisp break out moves.
Brian Gunning had a number of shots, Jamie worked hard to make openings and Eamonn Kennedy raided up the wings but no one could seem to pass the ball properly and stray passes, poor shooting and some nice defending broke down a lot of play.
One 3 minute spell of play summed up A.C Panache's second half efforts. The ball broke 3 times to Jim Butler in the middle of the field, each one a perfect shooting opportunity, but no matter what happened, a leg, the cross bar, or a weak patch of gravity caused the ball to fly over the intended target.
Despite the set back though, A.C panache are slowly coming together and can at least claim to have scored the goal of the game, possibly the season, thanks to Jamie O'Driscoll's Ronaldinho like vision and Brian Gunning's Yaya Toure like long legs!
A blow, not a crippling blow though and Panache will be back. Bolder than ever!
Scorers Brian Butler, Brian Gunning, Sean
Thursday, 26 September 2013
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
First points of the season
An injury ravaged A.C Panache took to the field tonight and gained their first points of the season.
Brian Gunning, struck down with a suspicious "weekend acquired" injury was unable to take his place as the fulcrum of attack, and a vicious case of Brennan's groin disabled poor wee Michael in his prime the day before the game, leaving him with a bulge and an ice pack between his legs.
The game started at a brisk pace and Eamonn Kennedy carrying an ankle injury soldiered through the discomfort and produced a world class performance at the back, while his partner in crimes against strikers Jim Butler nursed his hamstring through an hour of football as they dovetailed superbly to dominate proceedings for A.C Panache and allowed the others to shine.
Before beginning their domination though, the early going was intense and choppy, with passes going astray and A.C Panache showing all the signs of a team unused to playing with each other. This early unsteady play allowed Every Hole Stuff get a number of shots but Aaron Buckley was once again in goals and started very brightly by keeping Every Hole Stuffed at bay while his compadres were finding their bearings.
Aaron was called on repeatedly early on as A.C Panache took too long to start making passes stick. Brian Butler started up front with the job of running hard to pin Every Hole Stuffed down in their own half and while this worked to stop them building phases, their long clearances produced some ping pong football and the loose balls were sometimes pounced on first by the on rushing Every Hole Stuffed midfielders to keep peppering Aaron with shots.
A.C Panache's luck was only going to hold for so long and eventually Every Hole Stuffed gained their rewards and went into a 0-2 lead after 15 minutes with two goals that had pinged into the net from well placed half volley rockets.
Soon though James Slowey, signed up at the last minute on a bosman and with the legs and lungs of a Kenyan, entered the play and began to assert himself. His hard running from midfield closed the space quickly when A.C Panache had the ball up front and allowed Brian Butler to start making some telling moves.
The opening goal came via a pass from Jim Butler in the right back position who pierced the midfield with a ball to Brian Butler. Turning quickly Butler saw James Slowey cut across from the left and fed him the ball, his movement took two defenders with him and he faked a ball wide to Csaba Bujna but instead back heeled in to the crossing run of Brian Butler who danced cleanly through the gap and slotted the ball into the bottom corner of the net.
This invigorated A.C Panache who started to hold the ball and string some real moves together. This allowed Csaba Bujna, who overcame a dose of food poisoning, to make some well timed support runs and finish the game with 4 goals to his credit on a night when many of his team mates were a touch wasteful in front of goal.
The second came swiftly after the first with James Slowey picking up the ball on the right wing and cutting it back inside Csaba Bujna controlled it with his left to move it outside the keeper and he calmly placed it home.
Even Jim Butler wanted in on the action during this purple patch, and after picking up the ball at right back played a nice one two with Jamie O'Driscoll and then slalomed through the defence only to see his shot come back off the post.
We could be looking at a new wooden spoon competition between the defenders for who scores the least goals!
Jamie O'Driscoll, making his debut tonight, started showing why there was so much interest in his signature on deadline day by producing a performance that justified the hype. He started coming forcefully into the game and his physical strength began to show as he took the game to Every Hole Stuffed and set up Csaba for another chance. Winning the ball in front of his own defence he broke left and took two Every Hole Stuffed players with his move to allow Csaba to make a run down the right wing unimpeded. Switching play forward to James Slowey he immediately got the return and bewildered the defence with an outside of the foot pass to set up the chance for Csaba, and on a night when he scored 4, he couldn't miss!
A.C Panache began to turn the screw even more in the next few minutes as they swarmed all over the play. Opta possession stats show that for this period they had 78% possession, the other 22% was probably the Every Hole Stuff goalkeeper holding onto the ball for dear life.
The third goal saw James Slowey get on the score sheet, and as befitting a man who could give David Rudisha a run for his herd of goats, he picked up the ball on the left wing and jinked and danced his way past 3 would be tacklers as he moved towards the centre of the park then he put his head down and sprinted through a gap to leave just the keeper to beat. 3-2 and A.C Panache moved into the lead with 5 minutes left in the half.
The fourth goal came in the last minute of the first half as Csaba Bujna came onto an Eamonn Kennedy interception that set him through the middle and taking the pass in his stride he finished cooly to the bottom left of the keeper.
Half time 4-2 and A.C Panache were happy to take on some water, or Aaron's strange looking fruit drink, and make a small few adjustments to how they were playing, because despite the hyperbole and impressive comeback from 2 goals down they had squandered a lot of chances that were there for the taking.
The second half started very brightly and Csaba Bujna opened the scoring with a well placed shot to the keepers left after some nice inter play by the whole team. It was their only moment of Barcelona like passing.
Every Hole Stuffed were not going to break easily and they began to fight harder and look to wrestle some control of the game back, but despite that a period of about 10 minutes went by where neither team scored but there was a lot of hard running, tackles, and good goal keeping.
The breakthrough came from a Csaba Bujna interception which broke to Brian Butler and he immediately switched it back to Csaba who had turned the defenders and swooping in from the right flank he finished cooly into the bottom corner.
The four goal cushion allowed A.C Panache to control things and Jamie O'Driscoll, Eamonn Kennedy and James Butler put up a solid wall that held onto the ball and build moves for the duracell bunny James Slowey. Despite his great effort and numerous chances the goalkeeper for Every Hole Stuffed was having a superb game and thwarted chance after chance after chance that A.C Panache created.
With 10 minutes left in the game the compact and solid nature of both teams started to fray along with their stamina. The game suddenly went end to end with chances opening up for everyone. Once again this loose play suited Every Hole Stuffed who sprang to life with two well taken goals from quick through balls that caught A.C Panache napping.
An interception by Brian Butler set him free through the midfield and his shot was saved but fell to Csaba's golden boot and he smashed home his 4th goal.
A final Every Hole Stuffed goal squeezed through the legs of Aaron Buckley, who like Michael Brennan will be worrying about between his legs for the next week as his boisterous team mates are hardly likely to let these things pass without a comment or two!
Scorers: Csaba (4), Brian Butler (2), James Slowey (1)
Brian Gunning, struck down with a suspicious "weekend acquired" injury was unable to take his place as the fulcrum of attack, and a vicious case of Brennan's groin disabled poor wee Michael in his prime the day before the game, leaving him with a bulge and an ice pack between his legs.
The game started at a brisk pace and Eamonn Kennedy carrying an ankle injury soldiered through the discomfort and produced a world class performance at the back, while his partner in crimes against strikers Jim Butler nursed his hamstring through an hour of football as they dovetailed superbly to dominate proceedings for A.C Panache and allowed the others to shine.
Before beginning their domination though, the early going was intense and choppy, with passes going astray and A.C Panache showing all the signs of a team unused to playing with each other. This early unsteady play allowed Every Hole Stuff get a number of shots but Aaron Buckley was once again in goals and started very brightly by keeping Every Hole Stuffed at bay while his compadres were finding their bearings.
Aaron was called on repeatedly early on as A.C Panache took too long to start making passes stick. Brian Butler started up front with the job of running hard to pin Every Hole Stuffed down in their own half and while this worked to stop them building phases, their long clearances produced some ping pong football and the loose balls were sometimes pounced on first by the on rushing Every Hole Stuffed midfielders to keep peppering Aaron with shots.
A.C Panache's luck was only going to hold for so long and eventually Every Hole Stuffed gained their rewards and went into a 0-2 lead after 15 minutes with two goals that had pinged into the net from well placed half volley rockets.
Soon though James Slowey, signed up at the last minute on a bosman and with the legs and lungs of a Kenyan, entered the play and began to assert himself. His hard running from midfield closed the space quickly when A.C Panache had the ball up front and allowed Brian Butler to start making some telling moves.
The opening goal came via a pass from Jim Butler in the right back position who pierced the midfield with a ball to Brian Butler. Turning quickly Butler saw James Slowey cut across from the left and fed him the ball, his movement took two defenders with him and he faked a ball wide to Csaba Bujna but instead back heeled in to the crossing run of Brian Butler who danced cleanly through the gap and slotted the ball into the bottom corner of the net.
This invigorated A.C Panache who started to hold the ball and string some real moves together. This allowed Csaba Bujna, who overcame a dose of food poisoning, to make some well timed support runs and finish the game with 4 goals to his credit on a night when many of his team mates were a touch wasteful in front of goal.
The second came swiftly after the first with James Slowey picking up the ball on the right wing and cutting it back inside Csaba Bujna controlled it with his left to move it outside the keeper and he calmly placed it home.
Even Jim Butler wanted in on the action during this purple patch, and after picking up the ball at right back played a nice one two with Jamie O'Driscoll and then slalomed through the defence only to see his shot come back off the post.
We could be looking at a new wooden spoon competition between the defenders for who scores the least goals!
Jamie O'Driscoll, making his debut tonight, started showing why there was so much interest in his signature on deadline day by producing a performance that justified the hype. He started coming forcefully into the game and his physical strength began to show as he took the game to Every Hole Stuffed and set up Csaba for another chance. Winning the ball in front of his own defence he broke left and took two Every Hole Stuffed players with his move to allow Csaba to make a run down the right wing unimpeded. Switching play forward to James Slowey he immediately got the return and bewildered the defence with an outside of the foot pass to set up the chance for Csaba, and on a night when he scored 4, he couldn't miss!
A.C Panache began to turn the screw even more in the next few minutes as they swarmed all over the play. Opta possession stats show that for this period they had 78% possession, the other 22% was probably the Every Hole Stuff goalkeeper holding onto the ball for dear life.
The third goal saw James Slowey get on the score sheet, and as befitting a man who could give David Rudisha a run for his herd of goats, he picked up the ball on the left wing and jinked and danced his way past 3 would be tacklers as he moved towards the centre of the park then he put his head down and sprinted through a gap to leave just the keeper to beat. 3-2 and A.C Panache moved into the lead with 5 minutes left in the half.
The fourth goal came in the last minute of the first half as Csaba Bujna came onto an Eamonn Kennedy interception that set him through the middle and taking the pass in his stride he finished cooly to the bottom left of the keeper.
Half time 4-2 and A.C Panache were happy to take on some water, or Aaron's strange looking fruit drink, and make a small few adjustments to how they were playing, because despite the hyperbole and impressive comeback from 2 goals down they had squandered a lot of chances that were there for the taking.
The second half started very brightly and Csaba Bujna opened the scoring with a well placed shot to the keepers left after some nice inter play by the whole team. It was their only moment of Barcelona like passing.
Every Hole Stuffed were not going to break easily and they began to fight harder and look to wrestle some control of the game back, but despite that a period of about 10 minutes went by where neither team scored but there was a lot of hard running, tackles, and good goal keeping.
The breakthrough came from a Csaba Bujna interception which broke to Brian Butler and he immediately switched it back to Csaba who had turned the defenders and swooping in from the right flank he finished cooly into the bottom corner.
The four goal cushion allowed A.C Panache to control things and Jamie O'Driscoll, Eamonn Kennedy and James Butler put up a solid wall that held onto the ball and build moves for the duracell bunny James Slowey. Despite his great effort and numerous chances the goalkeeper for Every Hole Stuffed was having a superb game and thwarted chance after chance after chance that A.C Panache created.
With 10 minutes left in the game the compact and solid nature of both teams started to fray along with their stamina. The game suddenly went end to end with chances opening up for everyone. Once again this loose play suited Every Hole Stuffed who sprang to life with two well taken goals from quick through balls that caught A.C Panache napping.
An interception by Brian Butler set him free through the midfield and his shot was saved but fell to Csaba's golden boot and he smashed home his 4th goal.
A final Every Hole Stuffed goal squeezed through the legs of Aaron Buckley, who like Michael Brennan will be worrying about between his legs for the next week as his boisterous team mates are hardly likely to let these things pass without a comment or two!
Scorers: Csaba (4), Brian Butler (2), James Slowey (1)
Wednesday, 11 September 2013
Season Opener
On a balmy evening, one perfect for soccer, A.C Panache got their season off to a losing start but with some positives to take from it. The team, after some big summer transfers, took a long time to get used to playing with each other and found the early going tough.
Passes didn't stick, clearances were hastily kicked away and as a result Dynamo Chicken Kiev had a number of early attempts at goal, but Aaron Buckley was solid between the posts and kept them at bay. Eamonn Kennedy was going like gangbusters in defence and working well with Jim Butler while the midfield and attacking players were finding the going a bit heavy.
Dynamo Kiev opened the scoring after about 15 minutes with a well taken goal. A ball cleared from the back was well controlled by the centre forward who pushed it wide to the left of the box and drilled it low into the corner.
Dynamo Kiev continued their early dominance and piled the pressure on A.C Panache but Eamonn Kennedy and Jim Butler continued to be a solid line to thwart numerous attacks and they were rewarded when Eamonn slipped the ball to Mick Brennan in midfield who deftly threaded a pass through that Brian Gunning slotted into the bottom right corner.
Despite the goal against the run of play Dynamo went on to control matters for the next 5 minutes and once again opened up a one goal lead with about 3 minutes left in the half.
The half ended 1-2 to Dynamo Kiev and A.C Panache were happy to take a moment to regroup and take stock after a grueling opening 30 minutes to the season.
The second half began much better for A.C Panache as they approached the game much more positively. Brian Butler went up front under instructions to work hard and help pin Dynamo Kiev down and stop them building momentum from the back. This paid dividends after 3 minutes when great work by Csaba Bujna on the right flank won the ball in an attacking position, his pass was swept on by Brian Butler to Mick Brennan who was bearing down on goals, and with a superb swivel he controlled the ball, turned 180 degrees and slotted it into the bottom left corner it one stylish piece of play.
A.C Panache kept applying the pressure and Eamonn Kennedy made a great run up the left wing after a solid tackle, slipped the ball through to Brian Butler and he finished under the keeper. A.C Panache were now playing very well and piled the pressure on Dynamo Kiev. Unfortunately a run of balls out over the side of the pitch took some speed out of the game but the intensity was certainly rising.
Jim Butler was playing solidly at the back, but after a slip when turning felt his hamstring go and quickly signalled to the bench and had to sit out the rest of the game.
Brian Gunning started to control the middle of the park and linked up well with Mick Brennan to start stringing nice pieces of play together. One such piece of play saw Mick Brennan send a ball down the right wing to Brian Butler who back heeled it to the on rushing Brian Gunning, and with a crisp first time half volley he rifled the ball into the top left corner of the net.
With a 2 goal cushion and playing well a bit of laxity crept into A.C Panache's play and Dynamo Kiev pounced on this lack of concentration. Brian Butler was guilty of some sloppy play in his own defence and allowed himself to be softly dispossessed and the Dynamo Kiev striker quickly squared the ball to an on rushing player who finished nicely into the corner. Quickly after this some great anticipation by the Dynamo Chicken Kiev striker saw him cut out a goal kick and he finished with his second touch right into the bottom corner.
All square but the sudden reversal in momentum shocked A.C Panache and they were once again on the back foot as Dynamo Chicken Kiev began to again assert some authority. Playing some nice touch and go football they opened up chances on a number of occassions but Aaron Buckley was equal to them in goals and Mick Brennan and Eamonn Kennedy were alert to the danger while Brian Gunning made some great tackles and cut off a few potential one on ones with the keeper.
This firefighting could only go on so long and Dynamo Kiev eventually found the net after prizing open the defence and their attacking midfielder finished coolly into the bottom corner. Another blow was struck soon after and it put two goals between the teams. From 2 down Dynamo were suddenly 2 up with 5 minutes to go.
This heavy blow was one the A.C Panache didn't have the time to recover from and despite scoring one more goal, Dynamo answered it swiftly to maintain their 2 goal cushion. The last 3 minutes, and an additional 2 minutes of extra time, were played at helter skelter pace and it saw A.C Panache go all out to try and close the deficit but Dynamo Kiev were not for breaking.
Csaba Bujna worked very hard to find a way through, but was blocked or tackled and still hit the post twice, Mick Brennan and Brian Gunning were running hard in midfield to try and make something happen and tested the keeper on a few occasions but with no rub of the green as it was like Oliver Kahn had suddenly put on a Dynamo jersey, and Eamonn Kennedy was holding the defence together and winning the ball with some great anticipation to set up chance after chance. But Catenaccio was well and truly out and the Dynamo Kiev door was bolted shut.
Dynamo will be pleased with tonights result as they showed great heart and resolve to come from two down to win it, and A.C Panache will seek to build on the good play they strung together this week, try to capitalise on more chances and cut out the rough edges from playing together as a new outfit.
Score A.C Panache 5-7 Dynamo Chicken Kiev
Scorers; Brian Butler (2), Brian Gunning (2), Mick Brennan
Passes didn't stick, clearances were hastily kicked away and as a result Dynamo Chicken Kiev had a number of early attempts at goal, but Aaron Buckley was solid between the posts and kept them at bay. Eamonn Kennedy was going like gangbusters in defence and working well with Jim Butler while the midfield and attacking players were finding the going a bit heavy.
Dynamo Kiev opened the scoring after about 15 minutes with a well taken goal. A ball cleared from the back was well controlled by the centre forward who pushed it wide to the left of the box and drilled it low into the corner.
Dynamo Kiev continued their early dominance and piled the pressure on A.C Panache but Eamonn Kennedy and Jim Butler continued to be a solid line to thwart numerous attacks and they were rewarded when Eamonn slipped the ball to Mick Brennan in midfield who deftly threaded a pass through that Brian Gunning slotted into the bottom right corner.
Despite the goal against the run of play Dynamo went on to control matters for the next 5 minutes and once again opened up a one goal lead with about 3 minutes left in the half.
The half ended 1-2 to Dynamo Kiev and A.C Panache were happy to take a moment to regroup and take stock after a grueling opening 30 minutes to the season.
The second half began much better for A.C Panache as they approached the game much more positively. Brian Butler went up front under instructions to work hard and help pin Dynamo Kiev down and stop them building momentum from the back. This paid dividends after 3 minutes when great work by Csaba Bujna on the right flank won the ball in an attacking position, his pass was swept on by Brian Butler to Mick Brennan who was bearing down on goals, and with a superb swivel he controlled the ball, turned 180 degrees and slotted it into the bottom left corner it one stylish piece of play.
A.C Panache kept applying the pressure and Eamonn Kennedy made a great run up the left wing after a solid tackle, slipped the ball through to Brian Butler and he finished under the keeper. A.C Panache were now playing very well and piled the pressure on Dynamo Kiev. Unfortunately a run of balls out over the side of the pitch took some speed out of the game but the intensity was certainly rising.
Jim Butler was playing solidly at the back, but after a slip when turning felt his hamstring go and quickly signalled to the bench and had to sit out the rest of the game.
Brian Gunning started to control the middle of the park and linked up well with Mick Brennan to start stringing nice pieces of play together. One such piece of play saw Mick Brennan send a ball down the right wing to Brian Butler who back heeled it to the on rushing Brian Gunning, and with a crisp first time half volley he rifled the ball into the top left corner of the net.
With a 2 goal cushion and playing well a bit of laxity crept into A.C Panache's play and Dynamo Kiev pounced on this lack of concentration. Brian Butler was guilty of some sloppy play in his own defence and allowed himself to be softly dispossessed and the Dynamo Kiev striker quickly squared the ball to an on rushing player who finished nicely into the corner. Quickly after this some great anticipation by the Dynamo Chicken Kiev striker saw him cut out a goal kick and he finished with his second touch right into the bottom corner.
All square but the sudden reversal in momentum shocked A.C Panache and they were once again on the back foot as Dynamo Chicken Kiev began to again assert some authority. Playing some nice touch and go football they opened up chances on a number of occassions but Aaron Buckley was equal to them in goals and Mick Brennan and Eamonn Kennedy were alert to the danger while Brian Gunning made some great tackles and cut off a few potential one on ones with the keeper.
This firefighting could only go on so long and Dynamo Kiev eventually found the net after prizing open the defence and their attacking midfielder finished coolly into the bottom corner. Another blow was struck soon after and it put two goals between the teams. From 2 down Dynamo were suddenly 2 up with 5 minutes to go.
This heavy blow was one the A.C Panache didn't have the time to recover from and despite scoring one more goal, Dynamo answered it swiftly to maintain their 2 goal cushion. The last 3 minutes, and an additional 2 minutes of extra time, were played at helter skelter pace and it saw A.C Panache go all out to try and close the deficit but Dynamo Kiev were not for breaking.
Csaba Bujna worked very hard to find a way through, but was blocked or tackled and still hit the post twice, Mick Brennan and Brian Gunning were running hard in midfield to try and make something happen and tested the keeper on a few occasions but with no rub of the green as it was like Oliver Kahn had suddenly put on a Dynamo jersey, and Eamonn Kennedy was holding the defence together and winning the ball with some great anticipation to set up chance after chance. But Catenaccio was well and truly out and the Dynamo Kiev door was bolted shut.
Dynamo will be pleased with tonights result as they showed great heart and resolve to come from two down to win it, and A.C Panache will seek to build on the good play they strung together this week, try to capitalise on more chances and cut out the rough edges from playing together as a new outfit.
Score A.C Panache 5-7 Dynamo Chicken Kiev
Season Fixtures 2013
Christmas league fixtures
**Christmas Fixtures Source
First league fixtures
**Original Fixtures Source
| Date | Time | Opposition | Result | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 20 | 20:00 | The Temple Inn | 2-4 | Report |
| Nov 27 | 21:00 | Every Hole Stuffed FC | 12-7 | Report |
| Dec 04 | 21:00 | MISH MASH | 4-9 | Report |
| Dec 11 | 21:00 | Inglorious Bastards | 3-6 | Report |
| Dec 18 | 19:00 | The More Natural Disasters | W/O | Report |
First league fixtures
| Date | Time | Opposition | Result | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 11 | 21:00 | Dynamo Chicken Kiev | 5-7 | Report |
| Sep 18 | 21:00 | Every Hole Stuffed FC | 7-5 | Report |
| Sep 25 | 20:00 | Olympique need someone ta Lyon | 3-9 | Report |
| Oct 02 | 20:00 | Watergrasshill United | 6-0 | Report |
| Oct 09 | 19:00 | The More Natural Disasters | 3-10 | Report |
| Oct 16 | 20:00 | Dynamo Chicken Kiev | 5-3 | Report |
| Oct 23 | 20:00 | Every Hole Stuffed FC | 5-7 | Report |
| Oct 30 | 21:00 | Olympique need someone ta Lyon | 7-7 | Report |
| Nov 06 | 21:00 | Watergrasshill United | 40-3 | Report |
| Nov 13 | 19:00 | The More Natural Disasters | 11-4 | Report |
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