I'm really surprised by the undercurrent of negativity (at times flowing over) around the forum in the last few weeks. I'm surprised because I am comparing the situation the club finds itself in this pre-season compared to almost every pre-season in the last decade or more.
Granted things are not perfect. Work needs to be done to the ground (imagine! we have a ground!). Some players are obviously not happy - but others have signed - we have two proven quality players signed and a few promising junior ones. Some of last seasons players have not decided to stay yet (i.e. put pen to paper) and we seem to have lost Jal - but hardly devastating losses.
Limerick can expect to be competitive this year. The finances are on a great footing it seems. We have out own ground and the players are turning up for pre-season training confident that the club will actaully have a season (and a few to follow) unlike last year. What type of pre-season training was doen last year when we had no squad two weeks before the start of the season. Friendlies lined up against two good premier sides.
I understand that being glad that the new consortium is in place and the previous regime overthrown does not mean we kow-tow and avoid criticism where warranted - but lets be fair about it. We are in the papers for good reasons. We are able to prepare properly for the season. Lets look on the bright side for jaysus sake. :ball: