For the Cumann
Peile Chathair Chorcaí or
better known as the Cork City Leesiders, this edition of the SEE Airtricity
League has all the likings of a disputed campaign.
As for their Manager in John Caulfield, he
cannot believe the level of playing as well determination that his squad is showing
off in each match played.
Showing mettle like no other as well a
winning ambition, that can put this club in the horns of the moon, if they continue
their successful run in every league match as well its internal competition’s.
That so far their level of playing like no other
has netted them a convincing victory as a visiting squad at the always
difficult Tallaght Stadium, by giving the hosts a lesson of football with a 2-0
final score.
And what a performance given by Mark
O'Sullivan and Gearóid Morrissey, that lifted City to their fifth consecutive
win as well keep a close distance over another resurgent squad, the Dundalk
Lilywhites.
Three points is just
the difference that keeps the Rebel Army into the SEE first place and with 22
matches left in the campaign, very well things can change for the Leesiders
fortunes if they maintain their current level of play.
Although with back to
back loses with league current leader in Dundalk and the defending champions
Saint Patrick’s Athletic , that was a good reason for this club sudden fury and
determination in their quest of seeking the pennant.
With victories over
Derry City, Limerick, Bray Wanderers, Athlone Town and their last victims in the
Shamrock Rovers- City are embarked on a mission to excellence.
Still the league will
undergo a break until the 26th of June- their next match on next day
against Limerick will determine of the off period was of benefit or cooled down
City objectives.
I doubt if this will
slow down skipper Caulfield chaps, as their compromises in the FAI Ford and EA
Sports, is one reason for this club to
continue their quest for perfection and by netting key wins that can bring not only
one by three shields.
Something that Turner’s
Cross Stadium at Curraheen Cork County hasn’t
seen since 2011 and its hungry for glory as well trophies that its faithful followers
will cherish as well it’s this squad to reward it’s all around efforts
throughout the campaign.
By now the Cork City
squad will focus in its upcoming compromises after the break and their next
step in the FIA Ford Cup were they defeated a clueless Saint Mochta’s; at the
end this club is one to follow very closely.
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