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Written by Paul Drake
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Tuesday, 11 May 2010 10:01 |
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CHICAGO, IL- The Piranhas of Lincoln Park were able to hold off a determined Wrigleyville Rhino outfit in a great game of Australian Football punctuated by moments of sheer class from the Irish recruits that have bolstered the Piranha ranks making them a force to be reckoned with as Metro progresses.
The Rhinos won the toss and kicked with a 2 goal breeze in their back on a day not conducive to quality football as said breeze, blowing towards the Milwaukee end was a swirling, twirling dervish that befuddled the inexperienced and tormented the elder statesmen of Chicago Footy. Despite this advantage, it was the Piranhas that hit the ground running and they were able to jump all over the fellas from Boystown. Within a minute, the little Irish pest in McKeegan had broken his John Scher tag and goaled in traffic to start the beads of cold sweat trickling down the Rhino backs.
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Written by Paul Drake
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Thursday, 29 April 2010 08:11 |
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CHICAGO, IL- Footy is back bigger and better than ever in Chicago and this week will see the might of the Wrigleyville Rhinos take on the new look Piranhas of Lincoln Park. Both teams were soundly beaten by the flag favorite Tigers so this game is shaping up as a test of wills to see who can hold a flame to last years premier.
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Written by Paul Meyer
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Monday, 19 April 2010 15:29 |
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Match report to come.... can tell you that the Lincoln Square Tigers took the Lincoln Park Piranhas to the cleaners... 7.10 52 to 3.7 25
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Written by Paul Drake
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Thursday, 15 April 2010 07:41 |
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Chicago, IL- The only face that was wrinkling and aging faster than that of Paul Drake on Friday night was that of Ryan Hayse as the great man bore witness to the seemingly unstoppable force that is the Tiger bandwagon as it rolled over the Rhinos with mere impunity. Hayse does, however, have the recruiting class of 2010 behind him with enough Paddys in it to scare even the most stout of Englishmen. Though largely an unknown and untried entity, this most recent class of Irishman is said to be amongst the best ever. Only time will tell if it contains the next Brennan, McKeegan, Doorhy or even, do I dare say it? The next Bradley? Hayse will need 10 Poncho Bradleys though if he and his Piranhas are to stand up to the might of the Tiger juggernaut.
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Written by Paul Drake
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Wednesday, 14 April 2010 08:26 |
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CHICAGO, IL- In magnificent conditions for the start of another year of Chicago Football, the Tigers of Lincoln Square roared loudly to serve notice to the competition that there will be no premiership hangover this season.
Led by a sensational midfield, the Tigers were too quick, too skillful and too good for a Rhino team that will relish the run if not the result. Straight out of the blocks the Tigers looked the better team and although both teams were rusty to say the least, it was the Tigers who overcame the early season start to eventually run out convincing 42 point winners.
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