Killorglin AFC Newsletter Date 04/3/12 Volume 1, Issue 15 U13’s Comfortable Win In Tralee Inside this issue: Park 0—5 Killorglin The Park tried to rally the scoreline did not re- but a great cave from flect the effort put in by U13’s, U15’s 1 Dylan Costello kept it to Park. A great performance and 2 – 0 at half time. In defence Dylan Costel- a great result in Tralee Sat Club 2 After the break Killorglin lo and Shane Ahern who this weekend for the continued to play well took control and stopped U13’s. and second half sub any threats. Killorglin opened the Cain Bradley added the A good performance scoring when Cillian third to ease the pres- from the full backs, Sean Sayers found himself sure. Cremins and Darragh free following a Jona- Both Kissane and Brad- O’Shea helped. thon Kissane cross and ley completed the scor- nearly ripped the net off With 2 games remaining ing as they both finished from 2 yards out. After Killorglin are on 9 points. the game with a brace that we applied a lot of each. pressure and another goal followed from Jona- A well organised and thon soon after. gritty performance and U15’s Listowel Celtic 3—3 Killorglin Listowel Celtic B and Killorglin B are only separated by a point and couldn’t be separated in this game, drawing 3 all. For the North Kerry side Adam Kennedy got 2 and Tom Melville scored the third and for Killorglin there goals came from Shane Cahill, Thomas Etherington and Andre O’Sullivan. Killorglin were leading 0—2 but rallied well as the home side got on top and were leading until Andre O’Sullivan snatched an equaliser for the visitors. Best for Killor- glin was Sean O’Dea. 'Of the nine red cards this season we probably deserved half of them.' - Arsene Wenger Next Weeks Fixtures: U15’s Ireland Internationals V Belgium in Killarney Celtic Tuesday March 6th 7.30 Thursday March 8th 11.00 Saturday March 10th U14’s Cup K Boys V Killorglin 12.30 U14’s League Park B V Killorglin B 10.30 U16’s Killorglin V Asdee 12.00 A Bridge Too Far Perhaps ! Sir Alex signed him to replace Peter Schmeichel? In 1999, with Raimond van der Gouw always wearing his bridesmaid’s outfit and Mark Bosnich too cocky by half, Sir Alex Ferguson splashed out £4.5m on Venezia journeyman Massimo Taibi. The omnipresent tracksuit bottoms should have caused Ferguson to pause for thought. Instead, Taibi conceded two sloppy goals at Liverpool on his debut and one to Wimbledon the following week. Then the fun began: Southampton scored three at Old Trafford, including a Matthew Le Tissier “shot” that trickled through Taibi’s legs and was so soft, it barely crossed the line. Eight days later, Chelsea put five past him at Stamford Bridge and this Italian’s job was over, lit- tle more than a month after it had began. Taibi rotted in the reserves until Reggina took him on loan before a £2.5m purchase at season’s end. He was, noted a generous Roy Keane, “clearly a good keeper”. Clearly. Personalised Killorglin Rain Tops Available from All Managers in all sizes. Delivery is 2-3 weeks from order. Price €30 Trip Of A Lifetime Congratulations to the 3 amigos playing with Killorglin U15’s—Shane McGloughlin, Paddy Collins and Sean Kelleher. They have been selected to represent Kerry in the Interna- tional Children's Games this summer. Athlet- ics from various disciplines in Kerry have been selected for this week long trip. This year the games take place in Korea, a memo- rable trip to look forward to. Tralee will be hosting the games in 2015— http://www.traleeicg.org/index.asp Page 2 Killorglin AFC 'I've seen them on television on a Sunday morning most days of the week.' - Jack Charlton .