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Monkfish
16/04/2008, 3:41 PM
Some pretty tasty value for Dundalk fans.
Us. 15/8.
Draw. 11/5.
Them. 6/5.
L37Ultra
16/04/2008, 8:43 PM
Some pretty tasty value for Dundalk fans.
Us. 15/8.
Draw. 11/5.
Them. 6/5.
Should be a good one. Still House from 5 ( or 6 for the LWC:D) anyone?
Preview to follow.....
Lim till i die
17/04/2008, 9:19 AM
Should be a good one. Still House from 5 ( or 6 for the LWC:D) anyone?
The LWC is broke but will as always do its best.
They be some tasty odds on Craptown by the by.
see's it
17/04/2008, 2:48 PM
jimmy fyffe in goals for tomorrow nights game.any other injuries/suspensions?
The Lilywhites
17/04/2008, 4:21 PM
Match preview on www.dundalkfc.com
Match preview on www.dundalkfc.com (http://www.dundalkfc.com)
Here (http://www.dundalkfc.com/News/080417_LimerickPreview.asp)
:D
L37Ultra
17/04/2008, 6:19 PM
Here (http://www.dundalkfc.com/News/080417_LimerickPreview.asp)
:D
And Here (http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/274/)
L37Ultra
17/04/2008, 6:21 PM
jimmy fyffe in goals for tomorrow nights game.any other injuries/suspensions?
Well Dave ryan (Goalkeeper) is suspended.
Pat Purcell is still out and Derek McCarthy will be back.
Wayne Colbert to face late fitness test but he should be okay to comeback.
Jofspring
17/04/2008, 8:16 PM
ive a feeling dundalk will win this one, 1-2 :(
LK37oldskool
18/04/2008, 12:14 PM
I heard Shane Tracey out also. Liam Barrett in the states.
abbeyvale
18/04/2008, 12:51 PM
ive a feeling dundalk will win this one, 1-2 :(
great faith :mad:
L37 2-1;)
Jofspring
18/04/2008, 1:58 PM
not about fate. hope we can win this one but don't have a good feelin about it.
sadloserkid
18/04/2008, 2:00 PM
jimmy fyffe in goals for tomorrow nights game.
When was he signed?
LK37oldskool
18/04/2008, 2:43 PM
anyone know about this pre -match recption before the game for season ticket holders? More importantly is anyone going?
Monkfish
18/04/2008, 3:38 PM
anyone know about this pre -match recption before the game for season ticket holders? More importantly is anyone going?
Mr Fish got invited but has declined the invite, id rather be with 'my people' pre-match. :)
see's it
18/04/2008, 10:20 PM
F**k it anyway it would have been a great point considering how bad we were!
Green_Hoop
18/04/2008, 11:11 PM
Limerick 37 1-2 Dundalk
April 18, 2008
Dundalk survived a last-minute penalty miss by Limerick forward Tommy Barrett to take their fifth win of the season at Jackman Park on Friday night.
The Lilywhites looked to be on course for a comfortable evening on Shannonside when a deflected Jamie Duffy effort added to David Crawley’s first half penalty.
But Barrett pulled one back with a header on 55 minutes and was presented with the perfect opportunity to salvage a point in injury time.
However, the striker blazed his kick over the bar to gift victory to the First Division leaders.
http://www.eleven-a-side.com/limerick37/news.asp?n=31879
Monkfish
19/04/2008, 9:48 AM
To be fair Dundalk were the better team but the manner of their goals and our missed peno makes it worse.
Fairly pi$$ed off now.:mad:
harpin
19/04/2008, 10:58 AM
Was the attendance announced last night didnt hear it if it was, anyone know what it was.
They out muscled us everywhere, our formation in the first half was cack, much better in the second half and thought we deserved the draw. A fully fit team and we can beat anyone in this division...................God I sound wat too optimistic after a defeat
Monkfish
19/04/2008, 11:38 AM
God I sound wat too optimistic after a defeat
5 mins with any member of the LWC should knock that out of you. :)
waylanderj
19/04/2008, 1:06 PM
i thought we were woeful last night
First half the midfield were invisible we played long ball up to the strikers from the back four
and dundalk easily dealt with it .
second half was better .But we only really threatned from set pieces(the goal)
cant see us makin' the Play offs at this rate
of course its only my opinion .:(
i thought we were woeful last night
First half the midfield were invisible we played long ball up to the strikers from the back four
and dundalk easily dealt with it .
second half was better .But we only really threatned from set pieces(the goal)
cant see us makin' the Play offs at this rate
of course its only my opinion .:(
What Play offs?
Monkfish
19/04/2008, 2:17 PM
cant see us makin' the Play offs (
Whoops! :D
Even if there was we would never make it with Dundalk, Waterford and Shels.
4tothefloor
19/04/2008, 10:03 PM
These are the kind i'm on about in the Heff thread :D
abbeyvale
19/04/2008, 11:17 PM
Whoops! :D
Even if there was we would never make it with Dundalk, Waterford and Shels.
Are there no play off places up for grabs this season? how many go up?
Dunny
19/04/2008, 11:20 PM
Are there no play off places up for grabs this season? how many go up?
Only one.
abbeyvale
19/04/2008, 11:21 PM
Only one.
1 up, 1 down, thats it??? no play offs at all??
abbeyvale
19/04/2008, 11:22 PM
ive a feeling dundalk will win this one, 1-2 :(
good call, i take back what i said.
Dunny
19/04/2008, 11:24 PM
1 up, 1 down, thats it??? no play offs at all??
1 up, 3 down and no play offs at all!
abbeyvale
19/04/2008, 11:25 PM
1 up, 3 down and no play offs at all!
so the prem is a 10 team league for next season then? and what happens with div1 with 14 teams?
Monkfish
20/04/2008, 9:01 AM
These are the kind i'm on about in the Heff thread :D
Your just his agent, him and Keith Hartnett i believe. :eek::)
Monkfish
20/04/2008, 9:02 AM
and what happens with div1 with 14 teams?
We play each other? :confused::)
The Lilywhites
20/04/2008, 11:09 AM
so the prem is a 10 team league for next season then? and what happens with div1 with 14 teams?
:confused:
You could be excused if you were new, but looking at the amount of posts you've had, it appears not. :eek:
holidaysong
20/04/2008, 11:33 AM
so the prem is a 10 team league for next season then? and what happens with div1 with 14 teams?
10-1+3=12.
4tothefloor
20/04/2008, 12:07 PM
Your just his agent, him and Keith Hartnett i believe. :eek::)
Keith who? :confused:
gael353
20/04/2008, 12:51 PM
:confused:
You could be excused if you were new, but looking at the amount of posts you've had, it appears not. :eek:
now now, i think this could be due the the lenght of time we have been out of the Prem division. we dont concern ourselves with things that dont concern us. who comes down? who goes up/how many? means nothing to us :(
sadloserkid
20/04/2008, 3:42 PM
now now, i think this could be due the the lenght of time we have been out of the Prem division. we dont concern ourselves with things that dont concern us. who comes down? who goes up/how many? means nothing to us :(
We can look over our shoulder nervously at the 'A' Championship now though so it's not all bad! :p
waylanderj
21/04/2008, 5:06 PM
I didn't know about there not being play offs this year
but don't change the subject, L37 were very poor last weekend very poor indeed
Monkfish
21/04/2008, 5:27 PM
L37 were very poor last weekend very poor indeed
......and who the hell are L37? :confused: :D
LK37oldskool
21/04/2008, 7:24 PM
I didn't know about there not being play offs this year
but don't change the subject, L37 were very poor last weekend very poor indeed
you have to remember that for a weak squad we were missing our best players, Purcell,tracey,Harrington(who has added strength to a small midfield),Wayne who was obviously carrying an injury and Del boy who is'nt match fit but added something upfont when he came on. To be honest i thought dundalk were woeful for a "top of the table team".lookin forward to meeting them later in the season when we might have a full squad to choose from.
waylanderj
22/04/2008, 6:37 AM
Fair comment we were missing loads of the first team
but surely a manager wants his team to play a certain way
and just because they aren't regulars in the team gives them an excuse to hoof the ball upfield with rather than pass to a teammate
even they have a set plan of instructions and if that was the managers plan then its not good enough for senior football
harpin
22/04/2008, 7:13 AM
Fair comment we were missing loads of the first team
but surely a manager wants his team to play a certain way
and just because they aren't regulars in the team gives them an excuse to hoof the ball upfield with rather than pass to a teammate
even they have a set plan of instructions and if that was the managers plan then its not good enough for senior football
We were playing the leaders of the division and played a cautious 4-5-1 in the 1st half, he saw it wasnt working and changed it. The reason we didnt pass it that well was because we were closed down quickly by a more physical and experienced team. I think you may be being a bit harsh I do
Anyone know the attendance other night
KevB76
22/04/2008, 12:10 PM
Anyone know the attendance other night
735 !
sadloserkid
22/04/2008, 12:36 PM
Dundalk were so much better than us the other night that it wasn't funny. It was men against boys and it would have been a criminal act if we'd stolen a point. They were faster than us, sharper than us, bigger than us and cleverer than us. We're missing players for sure but let's not gloss over the facts either. The team plays some pretty ball and keeps it on the ground but we're utterly inept in the final third. I feel for Willie Bruton working his little feet off all by himself up front when 90% of the time we get bored or frustrated at not being able to fashion a break and lump it long for a finish anyway. Wayne Colbert has been doing the work of 3 in midfield, too many of our players are too raw to cut it at this level at the moment and it's costing us.
There is the guts of a good team there for sure in White, Purcell, Danagher, Barrett, Colbert, McCarthy and Bruton. Some of the others have genuine promise a la Harrington and the likes of Davy Ryan (attacking player) have their uses too. But Dundalk were home and hosed long before we clawed our way back into the game the other night and to pretend otherwise and blame officials and bad luck and the situation in the middle east for our woes is pointless.
Much like this 4-5-1 fiasco. It's clear as day that we carry more threat when we're playing with two up top. Yet for some reason we persist with this negative charade of pleasant football. I genuinely worry that this will prove to be a slightly more effective version of Mike Kerley's second season in charge in his first stint as boss, a team that gets the ball down and passes it about in a manner that is genuinely pretty on the eye but that slides from narrow defeat to narrow defeat. Thankfully there are some awful sides in the division this year but if we can't score against them all of our approach play is for nothing.
I appreciate also that this post will upset a minority of posters here who seem to view this website as an organ to force out wholly positive club spin but let's be honest with ourselves at least!
joeSoap
22/04/2008, 12:52 PM
That seems fair enough. I've only seen a couple of games this season, but have to say that as one of Mikes staunchest critics over the years, I like the way he's trying to play the game. There is a bite needed in the side, and perhaps when Paddy is back that will help. I still believe Paul Finnucane to be the greatest loss to this side as the options he would give us formation wise would be significant. We could use Tommy to get up and down the field more, Colbert would have more freedom, and Derek and Bruton could thrive off of better service.
What is disappointing is the inability to score more goals, especialy against the likes of Monaghan and Athlone who are quite dire.
LK37oldskool
22/04/2008, 1:53 PM
agree with the 2 previous posts, i must admit though that for this season at least i would like to see the team continue trying to play attractive football and would accept a mid table finish, but next season must show big improvements. I think if the purse strings are opened a little and a couple of experienced players are brought in it could make a big difference. This squad will learn a hell of a lot from this season.
To finish i think with Derek fit again it could help Willie a lot.
waylanderj
22/04/2008, 2:02 PM
i agree you on the point of 4-5-1 being a bad formation to be using amd that the striker was too isolated upfront on his own too often
but to say iThe team plays "some pretty ball and keeps it on the ground " i totally disagree it was like watching the "The crazy gang " in selhuarst park but at least the had some height! We hoofed it all night long and got us nowhere .
i hope we do get the players that are out at the moment back
But to be honest if we still play the same type of football we did last week
we wont be going anywhere and we wont improve as a club either:(
sadloserkid
22/04/2008, 2:21 PM
but to say iThe team plays "some pretty ball and keeps it on the ground " i totally disagree it was like watching the "The crazy gang " in selhuarst park but at least the had some height! We hoofed it all night long and got us nowhere .
I meant in more general terms. We were outclassed the other night to be honest and it affected our game accordingly.
da bishop
22/04/2008, 3:51 PM
thought we were very poor the other night.people should not be surprised with our 4.5,1, ,MK has nearly always used that system,and lets be honest some players were unsure of their roles the other night,all we did was boot the ball upfield for bruton to chase.as regards the good football we are supposed to be playing does passing it poorly across the back count with it more often than not ending up with the lone striker chasing it nowhere or towards the touchline,its all negative,it improved a bit in 2nd half but not much.also didn,t see bruton ,mccarty or cosgrave rushing to take the peno.3 lads hiding while some of the young lads looked to the bench for guidence,fair to barret for stepping up to the plate,terrible pen though:eek:,obviously no assigned taker organised before kickoff:rolleyes:if we had got a point it would have been robbery but welcome.
Monkfish
22/04/2008, 6:55 PM
obviously no assigned taker organised before kickoff:rolleyes:
Our assigned taker is Shane Tracey.
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