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Mr A
05/10/2017, 3:56 PM
It will be whatever the PCA decides. Which is completely and utterly mental, but there it is.

El-Pietro
05/10/2017, 4:57 PM
It will be whatever the PCA decides. Which is completely and utterly mental, but there it is.

Except it won't. It will be whatever the FAI decides.

pineapple stu
05/10/2017, 6:58 PM
Lets just assume for the sake of argument that Waterford where to stay up that would have 6 of this years 12 teams in the first division the year after next...
That assumes none of the teams relegated this year get promoted straight back up again though?

sbgawa
05/10/2017, 7:16 PM
Correct I should have said 6 of this year's 12 relegated in two years.....I suppose if it was 3 up and all 3 came back up you could make a case that it's the same as this year.....
Think 3 is to many though

WoodquayBoy
17/10/2017, 11:09 PM
If we (United) go down, will Keegan be the first manager to be relegated 2 seasons in a row

sbgawa
17/10/2017, 11:40 PM
Cork have been playing under pressure for the last while, your best hope is a different team showing up at pats.....I still think for everything I've seen its kinda mad Galway are where they are.

WoodquayBoy
18/10/2017, 12:14 AM
Cork have been playing under pressure for the last while, your best hope is a different team showing up at pats.....I still think for everything I've seen its kinda mad Galway are where they are.
I know it’s our own fault and problem but you lot have been no help - drawing with Sligo, losing to Pats, and beating us 3 times. If we beat Limerick on Friday we might need a favour from ye on the last day. I ain’t holding me breath!

sbgawa
18/10/2017, 12:22 AM
Believe me I know it !!

brendy_éire
18/10/2017, 10:06 AM
The draw last night has worked out very well for Pat's, who now have Cork at home on Friday and ourselves away next week.
I suppose we still have third place to play for, but you'd wonder how motivatied that would make our squad.

sbgawa
18/10/2017, 4:02 PM
zero motivation to be 3rd or 4th when there is nothing on it.
I suppose you could argue it is progress for either team but its a bit like the 3rd and 4th place play off in the world cup at this stage.

Although I think it is worth a whole 5k in prize money :)
Roll on next season

nigel-harps1954
18/10/2017, 4:34 PM
Can't find odds on teams to avoid relegation anywhere sadly. I'd like to know what odds I can get on wasting a tenner on Harps..

TonyD
18/10/2017, 6:43 PM
The draw last night has worked out very well for Pat's, who now have Cork at home on Friday and ourselves away next week.
I suppose we still have third place to play for, but you'd wonder how motivatied that would make our squad.

It's all we could have hoped for at this stage. We still have to do the business though, and I'm still bricking it.

wonder88
18/10/2017, 8:06 PM
Bad enough weather forecast for Friday night, especially in the west. Been to Markets Field few times since it re-opened, mostly during decent weather, but it is a very exposed pitch and Derry dropped 2 pts there earlier this year which you could put down to lack of shelter from the elements. Pats seem to be getting all the luck recently, so maybe this weekend Galway might get a few wind assisted goals and 3 points.

brendy_éire
19/10/2017, 8:17 AM
zero motivation to be 3rd or 4th when there is nothing on it.
I suppose you could argue it is progress for either team but its a bit like the 3rd and 4th place play off in the world cup at this stage.

Although I think it is worth a whole 5k in prize money :)
Roll on next season

It's a whole 10k even! Kerching!

Shiels mentioned fairness, playing professionally to be fair to other teams involved in the relegation battle. He's got point, I suppose.
I'd like Harps to stay up mind, so that's reason enough to hope for wins against Sligo and Pat's. Would at least give them some chance.

PartySaint
19/10/2017, 11:58 AM
Bad enough weather forecast for Friday night, especially in the west. Been to Markets Field few times since it re-opened, mostly during decent weather, but it is a very exposed pitch and Derry dropped 2 pts there earlier this year which you could put down to lack of shelter from the elements. Pats seem to be getting all the luck recently, so maybe this weekend Galway might get a few wind assisted goals and 3 points.

We have had no luck at all this season.

FWIW I think we'll go down and it all because Cork lost that game to Sligo in Turners Cross

Peaky Blinder
19/10/2017, 6:44 PM
Think Pats will stay up personally. I actually have a feeling a point would do them as I cant see Galway & Sligo getting the results to overtake them. At the end of the day it would take both leapfrogging Pats & I just cant see that happening. I fully expect Pats to obtain safety when they bt Cork (no way will cork get anything resembling a performance this weekend) & expect Galway to get a draw at best.

SandwichBoy
22/10/2017, 1:35 AM
Can't find odds on teams to avoid relegation anywhere sadly. I'd like to know what odds I can get on wasting a tenner on Harps..

Small victories Nigel.

Guitd
22/10/2017, 5:27 PM
Question will Bray survive and get a license ?

sbgawa
22/10/2017, 6:33 PM
Anything is possible but I expect them to be in devision 1 next year

pineapple stu
22/10/2017, 6:43 PM
Don't see any reason at present why Bray would be Div 1. What their budget is next season is another question. (He said obviously)

sbgawa
22/10/2017, 7:02 PM
Garda inquiry still pending on Bray.
10 point deductions at end of season for bray and athlone.....
From just behind the grassy knoll.......

nigel-harps1954
22/10/2017, 7:04 PM
It should be 20 points.

St Pats and Sligo should also be deducted 20 points. Just because.

redarmyfaction
22/10/2017, 11:18 PM
Question will Bray survive and get a license ?
You would tempted to speculate that the FAI prefer that Harps got relegated than Galway or us as Harps seem a much less viable club., ditto for Bray, that scandal may keep us or or Galway up

sbgawa
22/10/2017, 11:33 PM
Harps had bigger crowds than Galway this season. If they ever get funding to finish the stadium they could grow.
I'd send bray down with drogs and pats :)

sbgawa
22/10/2017, 11:41 PM
And that's nothing to do with the 9 points we got from Galway and the 7 we dropped to pats :)

gufcfan
23/10/2017, 12:04 AM
You would tempted to speculate that the FAI prefer that Harps got relegated than Galway or us as Harps seem a much less viable club

I find the idea of the FAI giving a monkeys which of us in the premier highly amusing.

PartySaint
23/10/2017, 11:05 AM
I still think we'll go down. Sligo will obviously beat Drogs and I can see Dundalk putting in a similar performance to the one Cork did against us on Friday, which means we would need at least a point against Dery, it looks like Balk and Garvan will be missing for us as well.

Mr A
23/10/2017, 11:06 AM
I'll bet you €57 Sligo don't beat Harps.

brendy_éire
23/10/2017, 11:24 AM
I still think we'll go down. Sligo will obviously beat Drogs and I can see Dundalk putting in a similar performance to the one Cork did against us on Friday, which means we would need at least a point against Dery, it looks like Balk and Garvan will be missing for us as well.

After witnessing our performance on Saturday night, I can't say I agree. We were brutal.
I think it'll be Galway for the last spot.

Peaky Blinder
23/10/2017, 11:57 AM
With results going as I had expected over the weekend it has dragged out for another week but in reality its a done deal. Pats will get at least a point in Derry (who are already in post season holiday mode with Rovers), Sligo have zero chance of losing v Drogs meaning Galway will be joining Harps & Drogheda in the first next season even if thye managed to beat Dundalk which I don't think they will anyway.

The only way I see that trio possibly changing is with a points deduction for Bray saving Galway & that's all rumour anyway.
It seems our roll over & die performances v pats, coupled with our 9 pt haul v Galway has essentially doomed them to relegation... that's unfortunate given Galway would be one of our preferable away trips, along with Harps.

redarmyfaction
23/10/2017, 3:56 PM
I find the idea of the FAI giving a monkeys which of us in the premier highly amusing.
I am probably paranoid when I believe that the FAI prefer one set of clubs over another but then I think that the referees officiating at certain Sligo Rovers games are getting instructions in their earpieces from Gavin and Delaney on how best to favour our opponents and penalising us unfairly. It us the only way I can rationalise their decisions.

sbgawa
23/10/2017, 4:02 PM
Hey Redarmyfaction if you get a roll of tinfoil and wrap it around your head those thought won't get inside :)
Plus the added benefit is that the Government laser waves that are trying to keep us all subjugated can't get in either

I NEVER take mine off

redarmyfaction
23/10/2017, 4:22 PM
Hey Redarmyfaction if you get a roll of tinfoil and wrap it around your head those thought won't get inside :)
Plus the added benefit is that the Government laser waves that are trying to keep us all subjugated can't get in either

I NEVER take mine off

Mine is painted red and white, if you want to meet up and exchange hat making tips, I am the guy wearing one, standing on my own on the Volkswagen bank, shouting at inappropriate times.

legendz
23/10/2017, 6:36 PM
Correct I should have said 6 of this year's 12 relegated in two years.....I suppose if it was 3 up and all 3 came back up you could make a case that it's the same as this year.....
Think 3 is to many thoughIs it after the end of the season that they will decide on the format to be used for promotion, relegation, the number of games, play-offs etc.?

gael353
23/10/2017, 6:43 PM
So relegating Ballyboffey, the Carlisle and United Park and keeping Terryland. yep makes sense to me

sbgawa
23/10/2017, 7:41 PM
Harps winning tonighht the great escape is still on.