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S. Dublin Six-a-Side
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Definitely wasn't feeling it on Thursday, my knees were killing me after a long week of badminton and cycling. Always good craic to get a run about regardless so thanks for the game lads
Cork Soccer SixaSide wrote: »A team of our lads are champions of a local league!
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=102584488&postcount=3222
Congrats on the win! I wonder if we're going to do anything like that? I think we definitely have enough regulars to maintain a 6-Aside team in a league..... 0 -
Karlrocks23 wrote: »Congrats on the win! I wonder if we're going to do anything like that? I think we definitely have enough regulars to maintain a 6-Aside team in a league.....
Yeah, definitely. Our group is going really well. It's definitely something we could look at.
I think its a pretty organic thing really. They only started to consider that in Cork after a good while playing together and then when when the opportunity presented itself.
Those with commitment definitely get to know each other well and understand each others games, how to play together. We're well down that path. I'd be up for it, we can look at the options.
As an aside, it would be fun to have a challenge match between ourselves one time for the laugh, though the logistics might prove challenging.
Good times!0 -
S.Dublin 6aside wrote: »Yeah, definitely. Our group is going really well. It's definitely something we could look at.
I think its a pretty organic thing really. They only started to consider that in Cork after a good while playing together and then when when the opportunity presented itself.
Those with commitment definitely get to know each other well and understand each others games, how to play together. We're well down that path. I'd be up for it, we can look at the options.
As an aside, it would be fun to have a challenge match between ourselves one time for the laugh, though the logistics might prove challenging.
Good times!
For a bunch of lads that who meet for an hour and a bit once a week I think there is definitely enough cohesion there to play the odd competitive match (if the desire is there, I don't mind if people would prefer to keep the games casual!).
I think it could add another interesting dynamic to the matches. Regardless I can definitely commit to playing too if an opportunity presents itself.
A game with the Cork lads would be deadly too.. I can see it on the billboards now... "The Boards.ie 6aS Football Derby - Coming Soon" 0 -
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S.Dublin 6aside wrote: »I think its a pretty organic thing really. They only started to consider that in Cork after a good while playing together and then when when the opportunity presented itself.
Very much an organic thing. Our team was entirely made up of the lads who play casually at least one of the three nights, no ringers unlike the other teams. Most of us don't know each other outside playing 6-a-side, we're connected by our love of getting a game of ball and it showed when we won tonight! 0 -
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