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2010/2011 Season

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First Team Manager: Ronnie McLoughlin
Second Team Manager: Alan Burns

First Team Player of the Year: Stephen Robinson
First Team Top Goalscorer: Barry Lyons (11)
Second Team - Most Assists: Barry Lyons, Kevin Healy, Ciaran O'Sullivan (5)

Second Team Player of the Year:
David Kilroe / Paul O'Regan (jointly)
Second Team Top Goalscorer: Collie Barrett (8)
Second Team - Most Assists: Paul O'Regan (6)

(See below for full season stats and match details)

Story of the Season: First Team
Having secured promotion the previous season courtesy of three straight wins, the firsts picked up where they left off with three more victories in the first five days of the new campaign without conceding a single goal.

Although they suffered a setback against fellow Rockfield Park tenants Blackrock College, going down 2-1, they bounced back with a brilliant win over Hyde Park courtesy of a Dan Kiely goal, and a win over Transport a week later put them very much in the mix for a second straight promotion.

And there was a very familiar look to the top of the Sunday Premier Division table, with Seaford once again battling against both Hyde and Tymon Rovers, who had occupied the top three spots the previous year. Tymon again held the Indian sign over Ronnie McLoughlin's side, earning a drawin Blackrock in September before comfortabling besting Seaford in the return fixture a month later.

Seaford didn't play another league game until February, due to cup ties and bad weather, and if there was a little rustiness upon their return, they had the character to overcome it, which they demonstrated in two extraodinart back-to-back wins. Away at Wayside Celtic, Mark Hanratty and Shane Whelan both notched stunning goals, but the match seemed to be heading for a frustrating draw before youngster Kevin Glynn's secured a 3-2 with the last kick of the game when his long-range effort was deflected into the net.

Next, away at unfancied Knockmitten, Seaford found themselves 3-0 down in the early minutes of the second half. But veteran fullback Kevin Healy's first ever Seaford goal sparked a brilliant recovery, as top scorer Barry Lyons added a brace to restore parity, before substitute Ian Nolan won a late penatly which Mark Hanratty nervelessly converted to steal the points.

In contrast to the previous season, Seaford rather stumbled over the line, conceding a late equaliser against Blackrock after Glynn had been sent off, before Cabinteely produced a dominant display to secure a 3-1 win at Rockfield Park. But a pair of winning goals from Ciaran O'Sullivan, at home against Wayside and away at Dublin Bus, kept the promotion campaign on the tracks. 

After routing Knockmitten 6-1 in the final home game, aided by Barry Lyons's hat-trick, Seaford knew that a win in Balbriggan against Hyde Park would secure promotion. A dogged first half display was rewarded by Stephen Robinson's equaliser late in the half, only for Seaford to suffer a second half collapse and lose 4-1. Seaford's fate was out of their hands, but Tymon's failure to capitalise during the last week of the season ensured that Seaford clung on to second spot and another promotion was sealed.​



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First Team Matches 2010/11

Date

Competition

Opposition

 

 

 

Goalscorers

22 Aug 10

LSL Sun Prem

St Vincent’s Hospital

H

1-0

W

Hanratty

24 Aug 10

LSL Sun Prem

Rosemount

H

3-0

W

Hanratty (2), Duff

29 Aug 10

LSL Sun Prem

Brendansville

H

2-0

W

Mulhall (2)

31 Aug 10

LSL Sun Prem

Blackrock College

A

1-2

L

Hanratty

5 Sep 10

LSL Sun Prem

Hyde Park

H

1-0

W

Kiely

12 Sep 10

LSL Sun Prem

Transport

A

2-1

W

Power, Butler

19 Sep 10

LSL Sun Prem

Tymon Rovers

H

2-2

D

Power, Kiely

26 Sep 10

LSL Sun Prem

Rosemount

A

0-4

L

 

3 Oct 10

LSL Sun Prem

Dublin Bus

H

2-1

W

Power, Kiely

10 Oct 10

LSL Sun Prem

St Vincent’s Hospital

H

1-1

D

Kiely

17 Oct 10

LSL Sun Prem

Tymon Rovers

A

0-3

L

 

21 Nov 10

Cup

St Vincent’s Hospital

A

5-3

W

Power (2), Lyons (2), Hanratty

30 Jan 11

Cup

Booth Road Celtic

H

2-2*

D

Lyons, Hanratty

4 Feb 11

Polikoff Cup

Peamount United

A

2-3

L

Whelan, Lyons

13 Feb 11

LSL Sun Prem

Wayside Celtic

A

3-2

W

Whelan, Hanratty, Glynn

27 Feb 11

LSL Sun Prem

Knockmitten United

A

4-3

W

Healy, Hanratty, Lyons (2)

6 Mar 11

LSL Sun Prem

Cabinteely

A

0-0

D

 

13 Mar 11

Cup

Transport

A

3-4

L

Robinson, Henry, Lyons

17 Mar 11

LSL Sun Prem

Brendansville

A

0-0

D

 

20 Mar 11

LSL Sun Prem

Wayside Celtic

H

1-0

W

O’Sullivan

30 Mar 11

LSL Sun Prem

Blackrock College

H

1-1

D

Lyons

3 Apr 11

LSL Sun Prem

Transport

H

1-2

L

Whelan

12 Apr 11

LSL Sun Prem

Dublin Bus

A

2-1

W

O:Sullivan, Harrington

19 Apr 11

LSL Sun Prem

Cabinteely

H

1-3

L

Harrington

27 Apr 11

LSL Sun Prem

Knockmitten United

H

6-1

W

Lyons (3), Murray, Healy, Hanratty

8 May 11

LSL Sun Prem

Hyde Park

A

1-4

L

Robinson

*aet, Seaford win on penalties

First Team Stats - 2010/11

Player

App

Goals

Assists

Red Cards

Barry Lyons

24

11

5

0

Steve Robinson

23

2

1

0

Mark Hanratty

23

10

1

0

Jamie Brennan

21

0

1

0

Barry Shortt

20

0

1

0

Mick Murray

20

1

0

1

Kevin Healy

20

2

5

0

Frank Mulhall

19

2

3

0

Neil Harrington

18

2

3

0

Mike Frawley

17

0

0

0

Niall Duff

16

1

3

0

Ian Nolan

16

0

2

0

Ciaran O'Sullivan

16

2

5

0

Cormac Butler

15

1

3

0

Dan Kiely

14

4

1

0

Richie Grey

12

0

0

0

John Power

11

4

2

0

Kev Glynn

10

1

0

1

Shane Whelan

10

3

3

0

Ian MacHugh

9

0

0

0

Alan Henry

7

1

0

0

Collie Barrett

5

0

2

0

Collie Dolan

3

0

0

0

Conor Wallace

1

0

0

0

Steve Kane

1

0

1

0

Paul McPhillips

1

0

0

0

 

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Story of the Season: Second Team
Having been promoted to Division 2 despite finishing only fourth the previous campaign, the seconds initially found life tough going at the higher level. Goalkeeper Ian MacHugh would go on to be one of the club's modern greats, but his Seaford debut could not have gone any worse, as the seconds were thumped 5-1 by Hillcrest in the opening match of the season. 

In fact, Seaford mustered just four points from their opening eight matches, courtesy of Ciaran O'Sullivan's brace away at Mourne Celtic, and it seemed as if a return to Division 3 was on the cards.

But consecutive away wins against Orwell and then St Colmcille's gave the side some hope. The latter win was especaially satisfying, as strike pairing Eugene Duff and Alan Henry tore the home side to shreds, before Collie Dolan curled in a stunning strike to seal a 4-3 win, which was secured by an astonishing reaction save by Mike Frawley.

In truth, it was a difficult campaign for the seconds, but they enjoyed a brilliant April during which they picked up 10 points out of 12 to lift themselves away from the danger zone. Henry's first half hat-trick at Esker Celtic was a stand-out moment, before survival was ensured courtesy of a 5-0 rout against fellow strugglers Mourne.

That meant the season's final game against Liffey Valley Rangers was a dead rubber, but it will always be remembered as the match when club legend Amer Herenda finally opened his Seaford account, at the end of his seventh season, before Collie Barrett headed in an equaliser in the final moments of the campaign.

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Second Team Matches - 2010/11

Date

Competition

Opposition

 

 

 

Goalscorers

29 Aug 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Hillcrest Boys

A

1-5

L

Catic

31 Aug 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Orwell

H

0-2

L

 

5 Sep 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Pegasus

A

2-2

D

E Duff, FitzGerald

12 Sep 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Spartak Dynamo

A

4-6

L

Smith, Healy, R McPhillips, o.g.

19 Sep 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Mourne Celtic

A

2-0

W

O’Sullivan (2)

26 Sep 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Iveagh Celtic

A

3-5

L

Barrett (2), Foley

3 Oct 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Liffey Valley Rangers

A

2-4

L

Smith, Foley

10 Oct 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Pioneers

A

0-3

L

 

17 Oct 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Orwell

A

3-1

W

Foley, O’Regan, Mulhall

24 Oct 10

LSL Sun Div 2

Pegasus

H

2-4

L

O’Regan, Barrett

21 Nov 10

LSL Sun Div 2

St Colmcille’s

A

4-3

W

Duff, Henry, Dolan, o.g.

30 Jan 11

LSL Sun Div 2

St Colmcille’s

H

0-6

L

 

27 Feb 11

Cup

Pegasus

A

2-4

L

Day, Finnegan

5 Mar 11

LSL Sun Div 2

Spartak Dynamo

A

0-3

L

 

20 Mar 11

LSL Sun Div 2

Hillcrest Boys

H

1-3

L

Mulhall

10 Apr 111

LSL Sun Div 2

Esker Celtic

A

4-3

W

Henry (3), Barrett

12 Apr 11

LSL Sun Div 2

Iveagh Celtic

H

2-2

D

Nolan, Foley

17 Apr 11

LSL Sun Div 2

St Pat’s CY

H

3-2

W

Doyle, Barrett, o.g.

26 Apr 11

LSL Sun Div 2

Mourne Celtic

H

5-0

W

Doyle, Barrett, Kilroe, O’Regan, E Duff

1 May 11

LSL Sun Div 2

Esker Celtic

H

2-5

L

Barrett, R McPhillips

8 May 11

LSL Sun Div 2

Liffey Valley Rangers

H

2-2

D

Herenda, Barrett

 

Second Team Stats - 2010/11

Player

App

Goals

Assists

Red Cards

Sean Day

20

1

2

0

Muiris Healy

19

1

2

0

Paul O'Regan

16

3

6

0

Collie Barrett

16

8

5

0

Brian Finnegan

15

1

0

0

Carl Doyle

13

3

0

0

Conor Wallace

11

0

0

1

Mikey Foley

11

4

4

0

Marc Smith

10

2

0

0

Rory McPhillips

10

2

0

0

Barry Kirwan

10

0

0

0

Amer Heranda

10

1

0

0

Ian MacHugh

8

0

2

0

Collie Dolan

8

1

1

0

John Bannon

8

0

1

0

Dan O'Callaghan

7

0

0

0

Shane Whelan

6

0

3

0

Dave Kilroe

6

0

0

0

Kev Glynn

6

0

2

0

Frank Mulhall

6

2

0

1

Paul McPhillips

6

0

1

0

Cormac Butler

5

0

4

0

Wouter de Smit

4

0

1

0

Neil Harrington

3

0

0

0

Mick Murray

3

0

0

0

Darren White

3

0

0

0

Richie Grey

3

0

0

0

Eugene Duff

3

3

1

0

Al Heuston

3

0

0

0

Damir Catic

2

1

0

0

Ollie FitzGerald

2

1

0

0

Alan Henry

2

4

2

0

Steve Kane

2

0

1

0

Dan Kiely

2

0

0

0

Peter Dillon

1

0

0

0

Dave Cullen

1

0

0

0

Ruairi O'Brien

1

0

0

0

Fin Jackson

1

0

0

0

Ciaran O'Sullivan

1

2

0

0

Robbie Moran

1

0

0

0

Mark Hanratty

1

0

0

0

Mike Frawley

1

0

0

0

Kevin Healy

1

0

0

0

Ger Byrne

1

0

0

0

Barry Shortt

1

0

0

0

Romauld Bouadji

1

0

0

0

 

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