New captain John Goodwin leads his team to victory

The Wild Geese ended their long run in the Inter Sevens league without a win by beating mid-table DNS in Dublin tonight. New captain John Goodwin lead his troops admirably, ensuring that they keep up a high tempo...

McCarthy sees positives despite loss

John Conroy scored on his debut but it wasn't enough for the Geese to win this bottom of the table clash in Dublin. The Geese remain second bottom as they have a better goal difference...

Oliver Tormey on the attack

The poor league form continued for the Wild Geese as they lost again in Dublin. The fine performance against Perugia made no difference, and it probably didnt matter

Wild Geese and Perugia after the game

Despite such a poor run in the league, the Wild Geese always seem to play well in the big games outside of Dublin, especially the games in Europe. In the Bambagioni Stadium last night, at high altitude,the Geese produced an outstanding display of attacking football against a strong AC Perugia team...

Kieron Duffy and Neil Murray unable to prevent a Mop win

The Geese were unable to produce a whole game of football last night in Dublin, and despite leading two nil, they succumbed to another defeat in Dublin last night. Martin Lynam...

  Ashkart tries his hardest against DPL

This match is like one of those phone numbers you see plastered all over phone boxes around Dublin - I'm really not sure that it's wise to call it. Logically...

Martin McAdam trying to stop the Google rout

In one of the best performances of the season Google Astroboys put a up a football show as they hammered seven goals against

Wild Geese with Giovanni Trappatoni

Dublin, Ireland -- Giovanni Trappatoni watched the Wild Geese FC win the Grand Final in one of the biggest upsets in soccer history, beating Goodbody Bulls on penalties after it finished 1-1 in the final Sunday. Kevin Loughran scored in the 17th minute, but soon afterwards the Bulls equalised. But when it eventually went to penalties, Martin Lynam kept his nerve to score the final penalty kick - the Geese were champions. The noisy Geese fans who filled Irish Town stadium erupted...........

Martin Lynam causing chaos

Until now beating the Goodbody Cubs in a Inter Sevens contest would not have constituted a statement of intent but, with this victory, the Wild Geese sent out a deafening message to their rivals. Mark Cullivan's side showed form......

Dadie takes on the Bears

The Wild Geese won a penalty shoot-out at Irish Town Satadium to wreck Goodbody Bears' hopes of a semi-final with derby rivals the Cubs. Instead it will be the Geese who play the other Goodbody team in the Division 2 semi-finals. In doing so, the Geese won a.......