Treaty United

Galway 2-1 Treaty

(Curran)

Treaty were 1 down after 6 minutes and 2 down at half time, with Treaty's twitter account whining about the second goal.

Enda Curran pulled one back in the second half and it seems like we put them under some pressure, but were unable to find an equaliser.

Next game: home to Cork, Friday March 18, 3pm

Although there will be a pitch inspection tomorrow regarding that game.

Treaty 2-3 Galway

(George 2)

Treaty conceded 3 goals in the last 15 minutes to lose this one.

Galway had more of the ball and territory all night, but didn't do a whole lot with it in the first half. They missed one good chance early on when a player snatched a shot and fired well over from right in front of goal. Treaty took the lead when a Ludden throw in was headed back to him and he fired in a cross which Dean George glanced home at the near post. After that, there wasn't a huge amount of action in the rest of the first half.

The same Galway player missed another game early in the second half when he again snatched at a volley after a misjudged Treaty header sent him in on goal, and Treaty were 2-0 up when George poked home after an almighty scramble in the Galway box.

At 2-0 it looked like being a great night, but Galway threw on a load of giant attackers and went a lot more direct. They pulled one back with a super shot into the top corner from the edge of the box, levelled it with a free header at the far post, and won it with 2 minutes to go with a glancing header from an inswinging ball into the box.

First defeat in 7 for Treaty, and it doesn't get any easier on Monday.

Next game: away to Cork, Monday May 2nd, 5.00pm.

Actually...

Next game: home versus Cork in the Munster Senior cup, Monday May 9th, 7pm

Treaty 0-0 Longford

I was only going by Twitter updates and the like for this, and it seemed to be a fairly even game with both teams creating chances. Longford hitting the crossbar early in the second half was as close as it came to a goal being scored, while Dean George had a couple of decent chances for the home side.

A point against a team above us in the table is nothing to be sniffed at.

Next game: home to Cobh Ramblers, Friday May 20th, 7.45pm.

Waterford 4-0 Treaty

Treaty had a decent first half, kept their shape and kept Waterford at bay fairly handily. Only a far post header from a corner forced Jack Brady into action, and he made a decent save.

5 minutes into the second half though, they converted a low cross-shot at the far post, and Treaty needed to think about a change of shape. We nearly equalised about 5 minutes later when a free into the box was headed on and Conor Melody couldn't quite finish at the far post. From that, Waterford went down the pitch and their forward got there before Brady to nick the ball away from him before cutting back for a finish into an empty net. Treaty were just starting to push forward for the first time when they were caught on the break and it was 3-0 and game over. The game petered out then, as Waterford took their foot off the gas and Treaty were out of ideas, although Waterford added a fourth in injury time with a goal from a corner.

Not the way we wanted to go into the mid-season break.

Next game: away to Wexford, Friday June 10th, 7.45pm.

Treaty 2-1 Athlone

(George, Lynch)

Treaty back to winning ways at last with a victory agsinst bottom-of-the-table Athlone last night.

We were 1 up when Dean George glanced in a long Ludden throw, and it was 2-0 just minutes later when, after being awarded a free kick, Jack Lynch spotted the keeper off his line and scored from all of 45 yards as the keeper misread what Lynch was doing and then couldn't get back in time.

Athlone pulled one back midway through the first half, but Treaty were on top for most of the match, had a goal disallowed for offside, and could have had another goal or two, although Athlone had their chances as well.

Next match: away to Galway, Friday June 24th, 7.45pm.