Caulfield up to his old tricks as UCC march on

JOHN CAULFIELD, the man with the golden touch when it comes to winning cups, seems to be working his magic once again after he steered his new side UCC into the semi-finals of the Collingwood Cup in his first season in charge.
Caulfield up to his old tricks as UCC march on
Wed, 23 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
John Hudson

The Cork manager, who picked up several FAI Intermediate Cup wins with Munster Senior League side Avondale, saw a well-drilled UCC claim a deserved 2-1 Collingwood Cup quarter-final win over the fancied DCU at Trinity Sports Ground, Santry Avenue yesterday.

Rob Waters was on the mark to net his second goal of the tournament on 22 minutes and give Caulfield’s charges the perfect start.

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SoccerPlace: Trinity Sports GroundPlace: Santry AvenuePlace: College ParkPerson: CaulfieldPerson: John CaulfieldPerson: Rob WatersPerson: WatersPerson: Ben DalePerson: Rufus HolmesPerson: John MulroyPerson: Kieran McEneryPerson: Stephen DoylePerson: Luke BurgessPerson: DalePerson: JordanstownEvent: Collingwood CupEvent: FAI Intermediate CupEvent: Munster Senior LeagueOrganisation: UCCOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: AvondaleOrganisation: DCUOrganisation: Bray WanderersOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: CaulfieldOrganisation: BelfieldOrganisation: University of Ulster ColeraineOrganisation: Dublin UniversityOrganisation: NUI GalwayOrganisation: University of Limerick
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