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WoodquayBoy
18/08/2011, 4:11 PM
Yeah, but it's 11 years since we beat them in the top flight

nigel-harps1954
18/08/2011, 5:03 PM
Arguably Salthill are worse. Arguably.

Ezeikial
18/08/2011, 5:15 PM
Seems strange though that they have announced a change from the original intention.

Strange but not surprising. This is the FAI.

Anything is possible (btw the FAI have not confirmed they will be running the league in 2012)

BonnieShels
18/08/2011, 5:19 PM
Arguably Salthill are worse. Arguably.

Imagine that game?

Mr Maroon
18/08/2011, 5:20 PM
Arguably Salthill are worse. Arguably.

I've been wondering about that recently. I think we have better players, but with the complete lack of organisation and confidence our players are showing at the moment I think we'd lose to just about anyone.

Martinho II
18/08/2011, 10:24 PM
I didnt realise the original announcement from the fai was for a once off game well that puts that to rest.. any word from leeson this weather? I heard that he met up with the person that sacked him in the far east?

Mr Maroon
18/08/2011, 10:44 PM
I didnt realise the original announcement from the fai was for a once off game well that puts that to rest.. any word from leeson this weather? I heard that he met up with the person that sacked him in the far east?
Sacked him? That's one way of putting it!!

They were both on the same BBC radio programme. Leeson give him a "sincere apology".

Terry
19/08/2011, 7:44 AM
I didnt realise the original announcement from the fai was for a once off game well that puts that to rest.. any word from leeson this weather? I heard that he met up with the person that sacked him in the far east?

he still meets up with john delaney for dinner once a week and complains about all the money gufc "owe him".

Ezeikial
19/08/2011, 1:41 PM
well that puts that to rest..

But does it?

Is there an official announcment or have Galway got this word unofficially?

Irrespective of what way the play-offs operate it could still prove to be the biggest play-off irrelevancy since Dundalk V Waterford in the IAG-gate farce of 2006.

We don't yet know if the FAI will operate the league next season, and if so how many teams in each division, whether there is a split in the premier after two series of games etc. Thats even before the usual licencing circus happens.

Mr Maroon
19/08/2011, 2:20 PM
But does it?

Is there an official announcment or have Galway got this word unofficially?


......

Clubs were informed by FAI that the playoff will be over 2 legs

1st leg - 3rd in 1st Div V Galway Utd

2nd leg - Galway Utd V 3rd in 1st Div

Ezeikial
19/08/2011, 2:37 PM
Thanks Mr Maroon - I had already read Trainee's post.

My question was if the information was announced officially in or a formal way or in the usual nod and wink style.

I barely have any trust in an official FAI announcement never mind a whisper over the phone.

Mr Maroon
19/08/2011, 4:39 PM
Thanks Mr Maroon - I had already read Trainee's post.

My question was if the information was announced officially in or a formal way or in the usual nod and wink style.

I barely have any trust in an official FAI announcement never mind a whisper over the phone.
It hasn't been on the LOI website or anything.

Ezeikial
19/08/2011, 10:14 PM
It hasn't been on the LOI website or anything.

I think what you are trying to tell me is that ...............you don't know.

Thats fine, but if anyone knows how this was communicated to Galway or anyone esle by the FAI I would be interested in hearing.

( a tweet from Gilhooley maybe? )

Mr Maroon
20/08/2011, 12:10 AM
I thought you meant had it been announced publicly, rather than directly to the clubs. It hasn't been as far as I can see.

I don't know exactly how the clubs were informed. Email presumably. It is official though.