i know the academy is going well maybe its time to have underage teams in the club to compete with pike and fairview underage ? under 7s up it would be great for future talant at the club
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i know the academy is going well maybe its time to have underage teams in the club to compete with pike and fairview underage ? under 7s up it would be great for future talant at the club
I agree, I think this would be a good step forward for the club. I know Cork City and Salthill Devon both have underage teams who compete in their local league. It would be excellent to raise the profile of the club as well. Hopfully this will start up and when it does lets hope its backed fully by the club and qualified coaches are put over the teams. Theres teams like Malahide and Home Farm and other Dublin outfits that have UEFA B qualified coaches over the under 10's in their club. For the club to get bigger an underage set up is going to be essential!
Limerick have been for sometime now trying to get underage teams off the ground and i believe they are in discussins with the LDSL. However the ldsl....who dont recognise the FAI so therefore dont want anything to do with anythign to do with the FAI...ie Limerick. If anyone out there in football land can find the date of entry to the ldsl run leagues for new clubs wishing to enter teams will they please let everyone know as the LDSL keep it a secret from everyone :rofl:
For starters where would ye intend on getting players from.other clubs?secondly where would these teams play their games because ye have no pitch.I'm sure the clubs of limerick wouldn't take too kindly to ye looking for their players?
if players want to have ambition they could join its up to player
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Originally Posted by Poolman
do you kknow the date for new clubs to enter new teams? :o
Underage season has started already so no point in even talking about it. under 7s started 3 weeks ago & under 8s & 9s started 2 weeks ago. Cant see other clubs letting them in if im being honest a shame realy
I'm sure it could be arranged that Limerick FC youth teams voluntarily restrict their catchment area in order not to be taking players from other clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poolman
From the same place all kids come fromQuote:
Originally Posted by Poolman
Corbally/Knocklisheen (after we stick up a set of goals)
Wont need theirs.
Hope that clears it up.
The Limerick FC teams wouldnt be restricted to getting players from certain areas, no more so than any local clubs for that matter. We have our home base in Knockalisheen and our Senior team play out of Jacman for the moment so there are two areas where players may come from. Also with Limerick FC's following im sure some young supporters would like to play for the club or parents could bring their kids along. It would be open to anybody who would like to play for the club. In setting up these underage sides the club would be giving players good coaching and a good oportunity to come up through the ranks and play for the senior team in Limerick. The aim isnt to undermine local clubs and prevent them getting new members but for football in Limerick and for the club to develope its own talent. Local clubs may be put out by this but its a neccessary step forward for the club. There are plenty of grounds in Limerick for rent, i wouldnt see this as a major problem really. Other Senior clubs around the country have already got these mesures in place and if we dont get the ball rolling we will continue to fall behind other Airtricity League teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poolman
Sure most clubs in Limerick are losing there best young players to bigger clubs anyway, so what difference would it make,,,,,,,,,,,,,Quote:
Originally Posted by Poolman
Its funny when you think about it. A lot of the junior lads give out about Limerick taking some of their best players and that Limerick don't bring through any of their own players. But when Limerick try start from the ground up they get criticised about how they are going to take possible players from other clubs.
It's not funny when you think about it. It's pathetic when you think about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Are Pike, Fairview junior teams and the likes of Wembley underage a few years ago worried about other clubs not wanting there players to leave.
Limerick could sign any player that wanted to join the same as every other Junior and Underage teams.