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Benefactor offers to clear debts
After securing a promotion play-off slot on a shoestring budget and a paltry support base, Limerick FC are to look beyond the city limits in an effort to broaden their appeal for the forthcoming season - and they have been boosted by a single benefactor who wants to wipe the club’s debts ahead of the new season.
Commercial Manager, John Purcell, revealed to the Limerick Leader that a generous benefactor has offered to wipe the club’s financial slate clean in time for the start of the new season.
The club are committed to giving another shot at reviving the glory days of the sport in the Treaty City, with the outer city areas to be targeted for additional support.
"Down the years Limerick always commanded a big following from county areas. That tapered off in recent times but with a winning formula we are convinced that we can tap back it again," said a spokesman for the club.
Now the club’s big worry is that some of the bigger clubs will come calling for their more talented players such as Stephen O’Flynn, Colm Heffernan, Conor Molan and Stephen O’Mahony.
Three questions:
1. I thought the club had no debts - there was a huge deal made out of this when MO'S resigned - is that not the case?
2. Conor Molan? I'd hate to lose him but 'more talented players'? At least they didn't mention Paddy and Finny.
3. On a related issue, any news on Brendan Sweeney. Will he stay?