I was just wondering about the status of League of Ireland clubs. Whos professional and whos semi - pro.
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I was just wondering about the status of League of Ireland clubs. Whos professional and whos semi - pro.
We're very much full-time. We don't actually pay our players, but we're still full-time.
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Originally Posted by brendy_éire
Quite a few are single from what I understand, if you're interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iorfa2MaccaJim
Shels and Fingal must be both married, as they seem to have a lot of kids.
I think cork is going through a rocky patch with there marraige with the father not paying the maintnance, kids have to go to school without shoes etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
But the god-parents Frank and Irene are helping as best they can.Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
Marriage mediation not going well apparently
Derry were adopted into the league of ireland family in the late 80's after being footballing orphans for many years.
Family member recently said they should return to the bosum of their natural mother. Irate reaction follows amid much rancour of how their natural parents rejected them previously!Quote:
Originally Posted by 1895ringsend
I love the way that slapper in Dundalk looks down her nose at her neighbour, when she only has what she has thanks to a set of plastic implants!
Ms Drog is insatiable - she is not really into monogamyQuote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
Anyways, the slapper is delighted with her plastic implants - it allows her to play with all the Tom, Dick and Harry's - 7 days a week. Also building a new boudoir to entertain even more "guests"
Bray can't seem to stay in a relationship. She's not getting any more attractive, but to try and compensate, she just keeps trading in her toy boys for younger and younger models, while last season's conquests go in search of something a bit more flash.
After playing dangerously with Lady Luck last year, Mr. Sligo Rovers has settled down to quiet evenings in front of the telly with the girl next door. Who's to say, though, that he won't get up to his old womanising tricks next year? This quiet life may not be for him, when he sees his mates Crossy Turner, Dayler and Bran Well out on the lash without a care in the world.
haha! Brilliant, I nearly spat milk all over my laptop because of that!Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
EwwwwwwwQuote:
Originally Posted by peadar1987
Bohs are full timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Iorfa2MaccaJim
I think Dundalk and Sligo are also full time
St Pats were full time this season, possible they may revert to part time next season
Shamrock Rovers are mostly full time, but no plans to go fully pro yet
Derry and Cork were full time, not sure how long that will last though given financial problems.
We somehow managed to get though the season with mainly full time players.
Please desisit from p!ss-take responses on this serious thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony Soprano
Thanks.