FRIDAY, 5th JULY, 2019
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Cabinteely FC -v-Bray Wanderers FC Kick-off 7.45 pm Stradbrook Road
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CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME – Larry Bass I extend a very warm welcome to everyone to Stradbrook this evening and in particular I welcome the players, officials and supporters of Bray Wanderers to this SSE Airtricity League First Division game. We made a very positive start to the resumption of the League last weekend and we are looking to continue that progress as we chase leaders Shelbourne who we visit next Friday. The three games, League and Cup, between ourselves and Bray Wanderes this season have been close and exciting affairs and I’m sure this evening’s game will be no different. We have just completed yet another successful Mini World Cup, the 30th edition of this great summer event in Kilbogget. If you looked at our First Team squad last week you would have seen that many of the players have come through the Cabo system and many of them would have been participants in the MWC down through the years. I would like to pay tribute to all the participants in MWC 2019, I hope it was an enjoyable experience for you all. I also want to thank the MWC Committee and all the Volunteers. The MWC doesn’t just happen over two weeks in June each year. Many days and nights go into preparing for the event and those involved in the preparation and over the two weeks deserve our greatest admiration and appreciation. Of course, an event such as the MWC wouldn’t happen without the support of our sponsors and advertisers. I extend our gratitude to our title sponsors, Mooney’s Hyundai, as well as all our sponsors and advertisers, for their generous support and we look forward to working with them on this or
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other projects in the future. Speaking of the future, the future of Irish football and starts today. The past few months has seen Irish football grab the headlines for all the wrong reasons and the events have been particularly hurtful to the many managers, coaches and volunteers who make football happen week in week out throughout the country. The Annual General Meeting of the Football Association of Ireland at the end of the month offers an excellent, and perhaps, the only opportunity, to mark out the future of the game here. I call on all of those in leadership in football in Ireland to show leadership in the coming weeks and right the wrongs of the past so that the players like the 1,200 participants in our recent MWC will know that the future of Irish football is bright for them. The future of Cabinteely FC starts today too. Through our Strategic Plan we have developed a pathway for our players, our coaches and our managers. We now have five teams competing at national level with players who have followed that pathway. Our First Team is in the play-off position currently and has on occasions topped the League this season. We have had notable league and cup success at schoolboy/schoolgirl level recently and I congratulate all those teams who did Cabinteely so proud. Cabinteely FC players have also been to the fore at representative and international level too. None of this can or will happen without support both in financial and personnel resources. Did you know that it costs us €73,000 per annum to hire pitches for all of our teams
Contents 03 CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME 04 CONTENTS / CLUB DIRECTORY 07 FROM THE DUGOUT 08 YUTA SASAKI 10 MWC 2019 REFLECTION 12 KEITH DALTON FROM THE WING 13 MAN OF THE MATCH AWARD 14 TONIGHT’S SQUADS 16 GROUND HOPPER 18 UPCOMING FIXTURES 20 PLAYER STATS 22 LEAGUE TABLES & UPCOMING EVENTS 23 GALLERY 24 OPPOSITION WATCH 26 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Programme Content: Pat Costello; Paul Dowling; Andrew Dempsey & Oisin Ledwidge Email: gm@cabinteelyfc.ie Phone: Tel: 087 638 9985 Cover Picture courtesy of: Alex Connolly Production by DOC: orders@visualprint.ie Printed by Precision Print, Cornelscourt. 01 289 8167 Match Day Event Controller: John Fitzpatrick Clubs Office: Cabinteely Football Club, Kilbogget Park, Churchview Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin. Telephone: 01 235 4343 League of Ireland Ground Stradbrook Road, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CabinteelyFC/ Instagram: cabinteelyloi Twitter: @Cabinteely_FC You Tube: Cabinteely FC TV Web: www: cabinteelyfc.ie Front of Shirt Sponsor: Geoghegan Home Extensions Kit Partner:
CABINTEELY FC CLUB DIRECTORY FIRST TEAM MANAGEMENT Director of Football/First Team Manager: Pat Devlin Assistant Manager/ First Team Coach: Eddie Gormley First Team Coach: Graham O’Hanlon Goalkeeping Coach: John Power Striker Coach: Paul Heffernan Defensive Coach: Niall Donnelly Chartered Physio: Peter Mulrean Kit and Equipment: Joe Walsh, Joseph Walsh, Michael Davis Logistics: Darren Gormley ACADEMY Manager: Eddie Wallace Assistant Manager: Paul Heffernan Academy Coach: Gary Dempsey Assistant Coach: Dillon Foley NATIONAL LEAGUE UNDERAGE TEAMS U19 Management Team: Alan Dodd, Franco Georgescu, Dillon Foley, JP Kelly U17 Management Team: Julian Connolly, Isabell Connolly, Val Keenan, Scott Lawrie U15 Management Team: Paul Hosey, Gerry Clement, Billy Smith U13 Management Team: James Kenny, Stephen Long, Sean Egan Brendan Keeley CLUB MANAGEMENT Board of Directors: Larry Bass (Chairman), Jim Allen, Julian Connolly, Pat Devlin, Pat Finnerty, Michael Galvin, Gary Lewins, Brian McGovern. Club Secretary & General Manager: Pat Costello Administration Team: Geralyn Hartnett, Shane Trappe Operations and Event Support: Olwen Lewins Media: Paul Dowling, Ed Diggins Promotions Support: Cedric Jakobi 4
CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME – Larry Bass If so, please contact our General Manager, Pat Costello, on gm@cabinteelyfc.ie or 087 638 9985. The future of our 65 teams is in our hands and that future starts today. Thank you for your continued support and Best of Luck to Pat and the team tonight.
each year? Injuries, physios and medical bills cost us €26,000 and Referees Fees cost us €21,000 per annum. These are just a few of our costs. Thanks to our families and members we are able to meet some of our costs but obviously there are significant gaps which we endeavour to fill through sponsorship, advertising and fundraising. Matches in Kilbogget, Ballycorus and Stradbrook just don’t happen. A lot of preparatory and post-match work is required. Can you help? Do you know of someone who can volunteer for as little as an hour a week? Do you know of someone who can support our Golf Classic in Woodbrook on 30th of August or our Strictly Dancing Event in the Royal Marine on 28th September? Do you know of anyone who could support us through sponsorship or advertising for as little as €500?
Larry Bass Chairman Cabinteely FC
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FROM THE DUGOUT – Pat Devlin I would like to welcome Gary Cronin, his backroom staff and players, and the Bray Wanderers management to Stradbrook this evening. My association with Bray is well-known. I made great friendships there over 27-years, starting back before entering the League of Ireland in 1985.We had fantastic adventures together – winning two memorable FAI Cup’s in 1990 and 1999. Unfortunately, we went our separate ways in 2013 and tonight they are in opposition to us. We wish them all the very best – after tonight! We are all chasing Shelbourne in the SSE Airtricity League First Division promotion stakes and the play-offs. For us at Cabinteely, tonight is a massive game as are our next three games against Shelbourne, Longford Town and Drogheda United. We will know exactly where we are and what we can achieve after those fixtures. It’s still all to play for. It’s no use looking back. But we have had a great season – so far. We just have to chase Shelbourne as much as we can. Our old friend Michael ‘Locker’ Davis – the famous kit man at Bray and of late at Cabinteely, is unwell. We all wish a speedy recovery, and hope to see him back on the football side-lines in the near future. Our new Academy has resumed after the summer break. It has been a great success so far
and our Summer Camps started this week and will continue next week in Kilbogget Park. It just shows there is always something happening at Cabinteely. May I take the opportunity to thanks our sponsors for their continued generous support. I hope we at Cabinteely can do the club proud – on and off the pitch for the rest of 2019 and our supporters and friends have something to shout about and be proud of. Enjoy the game.
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INTERVIEW – Yuta Sasaki “I am very happy, it’s too good to be true." – Yuta Sasaki As cameo debuts go, they don’t get much better. It took just three minutes and three touches for Yuta Sasaki to make history on the double. The winger came off the bench on Friday against Wexford FC to become the first Japanese outfield player to play in the SSE Airtricity League. Just a few minutes later when the final whistle went, the 23-year-old winger had become the first Japanese player to score in the League of Ireland. “I’m very happy. It’s too good to be true” remarked Sasaki after registering Cabo’s second goal in the 2-0 success at Stradbrook. It even earned him the home team's man of the match award. “It was a great through ball by Keith (Dalton). I took a good first touch then was able to shoot past the goalkeeper” he added on his historic score. From Chiba – were the Republic of Ireland trained at the 2002 World Cup – the winger has attracted significant media interest, especially on social media, since signing with Cabo last week. He has taken the long route to Ireland via South America and Europe having played in the land of the rising sun with Vertfee Taita. Spells in Paraguay with Independiente F.B.C followed on from 2013 then in Germany with VfR Mannheim and 1.FC Bruchsal. He landed in Ireland in 2018 featuring with both Dublin Bus and lately with Cherry Orchard in the Leinster Senior League. “After the announcement, I have been very busy. I can’t believe the interest. People responding to me on social media; messaging about me – it’s unbelievable. Even people back in Japan. It’s really nice.” Sasaki hopes that this is only the beginning. The support from He wants to help Cabinteely push (Director of Football) Pat back up the First Division table into Devlin, coaches Eddie Gormley and the play-off reckoning. Graham O’Hanlon as well as all the lads “I want to play has been fantastic. They believe in me.” more. He went on to stress “Hopefully I can 8
score more goals. Even if I don’t score, I will try my best to help the team.”
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Ross Young: Ross joined Cabo Cubs at four years of age after discussing his options with his best mate, Rhys Knight, in Junior Infants class! Like his two brothers Liam and Robbie, there has only ever been one Club for Ross, Cabo. He has benefited greatly under the guidance of Dillon Foley and Tucker Hennessy and has been a reliable performer on their Premier team and also an ever present in the Academy. Ross suffered a broken arm recently and we all wish him a speedy recovery.
Our Under 12s, mascots at the recent Wexford game.
Henry Norris: Henry is just four years old and hails from Lake Jackson in Texas. He loves attending his soccer shots training and his other hobbies include ice hockey and Paw Patrol. Henry is here tonight with his mum and dad, Mary and Ryan. Mary was first introduced to League of Ireland football 12 years ago when she completed her Clemson University Internship in the Carlisle Grounds with Bray Wanderers where Eddie Gormley was then manager. We hope you have a wonderful evening here with Cabinteely FC.
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MWC 2019 A Reflection – By Oisin Ledwidge and it was great to hear the children give their Once again, our Cabinteely FC Mini World own analysis of the games, talking about the Cup was its usual two weeks of fun, contentious issues and goals. excitement, anguish, nervous nail-biting There were even big shouts to get VAR and overall delight for the many thousands introduced for 2020! who attended this great annual community We have to give a big thank you to all our event. volunteer managers, referees, burger flippers, Over the course of the two MWC’19 weeks sweet sellers (who still have nightmares of we had 421 games and saw 2,023 goals scored the words, “I’ll have one of them and one of by 1,102 young footballers! Not to speak at them…..”) tea makers, car park attendants and all of the many tense and exciting (for the all who gave their various ‘five minutes’ to help uninvolved – and there weren’t too many of out. those!) periods of extra time and instant (in-) Also, a big thank you goes to our justice of frequent nerve-wracking penalty Title Sponsors, Mooney Hydundai and all shoot-outs! our sponsors and advertisers who go out of With poor weather forecasted for the who go out of their way every year to help period there were a few fervent prayers said us put this magical event together. Some by many and, with only the postponement of great childhood memories were made over the first Tuesday the two weeks and the by one day and one water-logged 3 0 t h committee is already in YEAR the planning stages for pitch on another, 2020 so as to make a few our prayers were more! answered and See you all again next we dodged all year. the other storms and downpours Mini World Cup during the event Committee 2019: fortnight. Kirsty O’Neil, Liz Smith, The sun even TUESDAY, 4th JU NE Anita Knight, Paul Knight, shone for a while to SATURDAY, 15t h JUNE, Olwen Lewins, Gary on Finals day and 2019 Lewins, Caroline Traynor, it brought with it Kilbogget Park, Killiney, Co. Du blin Declan Traynor, Gary Blake, some very tense www.cabinteelyfc Fergal Young, Gill Waters, games; yours .ie Karen Hayden, Martin Rice, truly was in the Oisin Ledwidge. middle of the OvER 1,200 PARTICIPANTS presentation area when teams came up for the medals and trophies 10
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A VIEW FROM THE WING – Keith Dalton goal we were allowed to kick on from there. “Wexford are always our bogey team at home when we’ve played them here, so it was good to get the two-nil win. “Hopefully we can stay in the Playoffs and keep winning games, there’s only nine games left so we just need to keep doing what we’re doing.” Following Sasaki’s fairy-tale League of Ireland debut, the former Dundalk underage star added the importance of the ranks being bolstered ahead of the final round of games. “New faces are a big thing at this time of the year,” the 22-year-old said. “It adds to the competition and it’s good to have a player like Yuta in the squad. There’s a few more coming in as well so it’s good in that sense.” Next up for Cabinteely is a home fixture against Bray Wanderers, where the former Bohemians defender expects an entertaining contest against Pat Devlin’s side. “It’s going to be a tough game, but I think we owe them one from last time. It was the first night of the season back then so next Friday against Bray should be a good game.”
“We need to keep doing what we are doing”. . . Keith Dalton Cabinteely winger Keith Dalton stressed the importance of Cabinteely continuing their positive momentum following their comfortable two-goal win over Wexford at Stradbrook Road last Friday evening. Yuta Sasaki grabbed all the headlines with his first League of Ireland goal after Luke Clucas fired Cabo ahead early on in the second period. Speaking after the game, Dalton was pleased with how the Green and Whites overcame their Wexford counterparts, their first home win over the Slaneysiders since March 2017. “I thought the lads played very well from start to finish. We were creating a bit in the first half but weren’t able to score and after Luke’s
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TONIGHT’S SQUADS
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Stephen McGuinness © Daniel Blackbyrne Kevin Knight Jack Tuite Conor Keeley Jack Watson Keith Dalton Robert Manley Luke Clucas Kieran Marty Waters Paul Fox Alex Aspil Shane Barnes Eoin Massey Vilius Labutis Zak O’Neill Ronan O’Kelly Jack Hudson¯ Seán Fitzpatrick Peter Quinlan Oisín McMenamin Daniel O’Donovan Kieran Butler James Woods Robbie Dunne Jackson Ryan Benjamin Clarke Jonny Carlin Conor Crowley Dara Oke Yuta Sasaki Christian Lotefa Karl Manahan
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Gabriel Sava Hugh Douglas Dylan Barnett Killian Cantwell Seán Heaney Paul Keegan Philip Gannon Joe Doyle Dylan McGlade Derek Daly Andrew McGovern Jake Ellis Darragh Gibbons Adam Hayden Luka Lovic Dean Williams Brandon McCann Dylan Thornton Anthony Purdy Luke Nolan Dragos Mamaliga Richie Purdy Cian Maher Cian Walsh Glen Hollywood Jamie Crilly Conor Behan Enda Minogue Tonight’s Match Officials Referee: Eoghan O’Shea Assistant 1: Patrick O’Connor Assistant 2: Mark Moynihan 4th Official: TBC
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Having visited over 250 football grounds, Mark Jenks has come over from England to celebrate his 50th birthday by watching tonight’s game in Stradbrook. We are delighted to have him here to celebrate the occasion. This is Mark’s interesting story which started back in 1984. Thirty-five years ago, I attended my first football league match between Tranmere Rovers and Blackpool closely followed by games at Goodison Park and Anfield. Despite none of the family being interested in the sport I was hooked. I loved everything from the programmes, the football kit to the grounds. In those early years, I had many misadventures and still do from time to time. They include long cycle rides, missed trains, postponed matches and broken-down cars. For the first three seasons, it was Liverpool first and Tranmere second but this was reversed with a few defining moments, firstly, watching Tranmere narrowly beat Exeter City 1-0 in 1987 to stay in the football league. My first season ticket was for Liverpool in 1986 and my second was for Tranmere in 1989. It’s now 19 years since I last missed a Tranmere home league game and I think I’ve seen just about everything you could hope for - with highlights including four promotions, and five of our nine visits to Wembley. In 1997, I completed the 92 English grounds for the first time with a trip to Old Trafford. My total now stands at 153 including former grounds and new teams to the leagues. I currently stand on 91 as I try and source a ticket to Spurs’ new ground. Dropping out of the league helped me
expand my non-league count which is very healthy especially in the top three tiers of the national league. Along the way, I also developed an interest for Scottish grounds and from the teams competing in the 2019/20 season, I’ve only got four left to visit for a home fixture. I’ve a smattering of foreign games under my belt from games in Germany, France, Spain, Holland and Italy. I hope to add Sweden to the list next week. As for the Emerald Isle, it all started three years ago after coming up with a vague plan to do four games in four countries in four days. Firstly, Tranmere’s friendly against Bolton on the Tuesday (England); Edinburgh City v Livingston on Wednesday (Scotland); Connah’s Quay v Vojvodina on Thursday (Wales) and Bohemians v Derry on the Friday (Republic of Ireland). To be honest I missed a trick not doing a game in Northern Ireland on the Saturday. But the idea had been at short notice and I was thinking about Tranmere’s next friendly on the Saturday! Since my first excursion, I’ve visited Shelbourne, St. Pats, Shamrock Rovers, the Aviva Stadium (Republic of Ireland v U.S.A), Drogheda United and UCD. Last summer, I was roped in as designated driver for my Aunt and Uncle over from the States. Along with my Mum, we planned a visit to the Wild Atlantic Coast which paved the way for me to watch the Galway United v Cabinteely match along with a non-match day visit to Athlone Town’s ground. One trip that didn’t go smoothly was in 2018, having watched Salford on the Saturday in a game that swung wildly from sunshine
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to blizzard. I had hoped to watch St. Pats playing a rare 3.00pm game on St Patrick’s Day. However having boarded the ferry, we were told of delays in the crossing due to the inclement weather. News then came through that the game had failed a pitch inspection which also befell my back up game at Bray. It was too late to disembark and had to face around an 11-hour round trip including my drive to Holyhead with little to show for it. I did get the Dart to Bray to look at the Carlisle Grounds; but it was closed. My second planned trip to Bray was also scuppered twice this season when firstly my boss wouldn’t sanction my time off for the visit of Cobh Ramblers, and the next fixture was moved for an U17 European tournament. Friday night football here has helped me as I can get back for games closer to home the next day however, if I am to visit the remaining grounds, I’ll have to stay a bit longer or bring a car! Today will be my 50th birthday. It’s one downside to having a Summer birthday that you rarely get to see a game on the big day.But I guess you’ll get the feeling that there’s nowhere I’d rather be today than watching Cabinteely. The day I visited the Aviva, I also came to Blackrock via Kilbogget Park (doh). So, I know what to expect. I feel strongly that modern football certainly at the top level has lost its soul and, in some ways, I fear for the future. Money and greed are ruining the game and it seems like the hierarchy within the game don’t want teams that can’t attract gates of 20,000 +. Year upon year, there are unnecessary
GROUND HOPPER – MARK JENKS rule changes and whilst they see it as strengthening the game at European In 1997, I completed the 92 English grounds level and within the top two tiers, for the first time with a trip to Old Trafford. it is having the opposite effect and My total now stands at 153 including former eroding the roots of the game. But the light will remain though grounds and new teams to the leagues. I if the many good people I’ve currently stand on 91 as I try and source a encountered on my travels from ticket to Spurs’ new ground. games in Scotland, Eire and beyond are anything to go by. I’ve talked to many good people like John McGuiness at the FAI, Johnny Watson at Shelbourne; Gerald Kelly at Drogheda and Don’t Forget to Get Your Ticket hopefully some new friends here tonight. for the Half Time Raffle As for the game over here the stadium at for two Tickets for Tallaght shows it’s going in the right direction, hopefully the new Dalymount Park will be Republic of Ireland v Denmark with us sooner rather than later and I know IN in November, PLEASE RETA . St Pats would like to move, none the less I am THIS PORTION ced Must be produ ze. ce courtesy of the pri to claim pleased that I have had the chance to visit the Draw takes pla THIS SECTION See website for time ED ers. during halfTO BE RETAIN apply winning numb ons diti old and hopefully will be back for the new. Con & . Association of Ireland Terms SELLER BYFootball
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PLAYER STATS PLAYER STATS 2019 Squad Player Total League EA Sports Leinster Goals Number Cup Senior Cup (total) 1 Stephen McGuinness 18 18 0 0 2 Daniel Blackbyrne 9 8 1 0 3 Sean Hurley 9 9 0 0 4 Jack Tuite 18 18 0 0 5 Conor Keeley 14 14 0 0 2 6 Jack Watson 14 13 1 0 2 7 Keith Dalton 18 18 0 0 1 8 Rob Manley 18 18 0 0 12 9 Luke Clucas 17 14 2 1 5 10 Kieran Marty Waters 18 18 0 0 3 11 Paul Fox 3 3 0 0 12 Alex Aspil 11 10 0 1 14 Shane Barnes 12 9 2 1 15 Eoin Massey 17 15 1 1 16 Vilius Labutis 12 12 0 0 1 17 Zak O'Neill 16 15 1 1 18 Ross Moloney 0 0 0 0 19 Ronan O'Kelly 4 1 2 1 20 Jack Hudson 16 15 0 1 21 Adam Doyle 1 0 1 0 22 Sean Fitzpatrick 5 2 2 1 23 Nika Kalandarishvili 5 2 2 1 25 Peter Quinlan 3 0 2 1 26 Oisin McMenamin 5 2 2 1 27 Daniel O'Donovan 0 0 0 0 28 Adam Maher 3 1 1 1 30 Kieran Butler 0 0 0 0 31 James Woods 3 0 2 1 32 Robbie Dunne 0 0 0 0 33 Jackson Ryan 2 0 1 1 34 Ollie Hamzat 2 0 2 0 35 Benjamin Clarke 0 0 0 0 36 Jonathan Carlin 12 10 2 0 38 Dara Oke 0 0 0 0 39 Yuta Sasaki 1 1 0 0 1 Own Goal 1; Clean Sheets: Stephen McGuinness 7; Peter Quinlan 1. 20
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CABO SUMMER CAMPS 2019 July 8 - 12 In Kilbogget Park Open to boys and girls, ages 6-13 (born 2013 - 2006) Cost is €90 per child per week Time: 9.30am to 2.30pm ONLINE BOOKINGS ONLY so please hurry and register now through www.cabinteelyfc.ie CABO GOLF CLASSIC WOODBROOK GC, FRIDAY 30th AUGUST (Team List Now Available/Sponsorship opportunities available) Contact: Des on 087 285 0580, George on 086 829 7656 or gm@cabinteelyfc.ie CABO STRICTLY, ROYAL MARINE HOTEL, SATURDAY 28th SEPTEMBER From the Paso Doble to American Smooth, from Waltz to Jive from Tango to Rumba! You name it and it will all be on display at Cabo’s second ever Strictly event in the Royal Marine Hotel on Saturday night, 28th September. If you are up for a bit of fun, for a laugh, want to learn a new skill and of course raise necessary funds for the continued development of players and facilities at the club then we are looking for you. . . and a partner. It takes two to Tango! Dancers now required for the event. Everyone is welcome to take part no matter your dancing skills. Expert training will be provided. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. Contact: brianmcgovern@cabinteelyfc.ie; events@cabinteelyfc.ie or gm@cabinteelyfc.ie CABO ANNUAL DINNER 2019, ROYAL MARINE HOTEL, SATURDAY 23rd NOVEMBER (Groups of 10 or individuals places available/Sponsorship opportunities available) Contact: events@cabinteelyfc.ie; gm@cabinteelyfc.ie 22
IN ACTION Some photos from our recent encounter with Wexford, pictures courtesy of Alex Connolly.
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OPPOSITION WATCH
BRAY WANDERES FC Stadium: Carlisle Grounds. Manager: Gary Cronin. Club Captain: Paul Keegan. Table Position: 6th. Recent form: LWLLW. Top Scorer: Dylan McGlade (5). What to expect: After a devastating defeat to Drogheda United in injury time last time out, Bray Wanderers make the short trip up the N11 to visit Stradbrook for just the second time this season. The Seagulls secured a somewhat fortuitous three-nil over Cabo on that occasion on the opening night of the season. Since then, Pat Devlin’s side have gone unbeaten against their Co. Wicklow opposition with a win and a draw in the Leinster Senior Cup and First Division respectively against the Carlisle Grounds outfit. However, the Seagulls have struggled away from home so far this season having only registered three wins on their travels all season with wins over Athlone Town, Galway United and Cabo. Gary Cronin’s side have developed a distinct style of play so far this season with their threat on the wing and from set-piece scenarios proving key. There are plenty of players to watch out for in this Bray Wanderers side, with Dylan McGlade perhaps being the most eye-catching. The former Longford Town winger scored fifteen goals last term for the Midlander’s during their failed promotion tilt with the 24-yearold scoring five so far this season already. Dylan Barnett is also a man to keep an eye on with his threat down the left-flank and from free-kicks a major asset to Gary Cronin’s playoff hunting side. The defensive pairing of Sean Heaney and Killian Cantwell can often prove to be a tough nut to crack at the best of times while the added experience of Gabriel Sava in goal is an added bonus for the Seagulls. While hopes of a First Division title appear distant for the Seagulls, their Playoff aspirations remain well and truly on track, even with their most recent disappointment at United Park. Bray can pose serious questions for any side in this division, and teams in higher divisions as well, ask Shamrock Rovers for one. Head to Head: -
26/04/2019 Bray Wanderers 1-1 Cabinteely (First Division)
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18/03/2019 Bray Wanderers 1-2 Cabinteely (Leinster Senior Cup)
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22/02/2019 Cabinteely 0-3 Bray Wanderers (First Division) 24
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IMPORTANT NOTICES Ground Regulations Stradbrook Road: • All Persons entering this ground are admitted only subject to the following regulations of the rules of Cabinteely Football Club, and Blackrock College Rugby Club. • Entry to the stadium shall be deemed to constitute unqualified acceptance of all of these rules and regulations. • Fireworks, Smoke Canisters, Bottles, Glasses, Cans, Flags, Poles, Lasers, Banner’s, Flares or any similar articles or containers including anything that could be used as a weapon are not permitted within the ground. • The consumption of intoxicating liquor is not permitted and spectators are not permitted to bring alcohol into the ground. • Under no circumstances is it permitted to throw any object on to the pitch. • Unauthorised persons are not permitted to enter the field of play. • The ground management reserve the right to refuse admission to, or eject any person who refuses to be searched by a member of An Garda Siochana or Security. • Any person who fails to comply with the instructions of the Stewards, An Garda Siochana or duly authorised persons may be ejected from the ground. • The ground management will not tolerate any form of racist abuse, threatening behaviour and racist or obscene chanting is strictly forbidden and anyone found misbehaving will be ejected from the ground. • Cabinteely FC fully supports helping Kick Racism out of football and in no way condone any form of racism or racial abuse. Any person found to be taking part in such action will be ejected from the ground. • A full copy of the stadium regulations is available upon request or may be viewed at appropriate locations around the stadium or from our website.
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