Whats the story everyone it's all gone very quite here, it's a massive game for us ,could keep our season ticking over nicely. Does anybody think we have a chance or what ?
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Whats the story everyone it's all gone very quite here, it's a massive game for us ,could keep our season ticking over nicely. Does anybody think we have a chance or what ?
A much better chance than we had two weeks ago. It's going to be a massive game, a good vocal attendance and the underdog tag tend to do wonders for us at times so there's definately a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by fc hammer
It's asking a lot though, Derry have been excellent this season. Can't wait though...
This is a though game for us and I expect a tight game on Wednesday. Some of our players look a bit tired at the minute and I would expect a few changes to our team for this game.
A few of us are travelling down but it is our first visit to Hogan Park so could someone be good enough to post up directions to the ground for me please. (travelling from Galway direction)
Are you guys expecting a good turnout for this semi-final?
Huge game, hard to judge our crowds, could be 150, could be 1500.
And lads, lets have a good reception for Stevo if he's playing. No boo boys, the mans a Limerick legend :ball:
Coming from Galway/Ennis, give yourselves 20/30 mins extra to get by Ennis, as it is a traffic bottleneck. Approaching Limerick come to first roundabout (Coonagh) take 3rd exit/right. Quarter of a mile…Next roundabout (Clondrinagh) take 2nd exit/straight. One and a half miles…Shannon Bridge roundabout take 3rd exit/right, onto dock road. Half a mile. Shell station on left, take immediate left onto “Long Avenue.” Few hundred yards come to novelty roundabout take first exit/straight (or 3rd exit for nice bar and food) Next small roundabout at Fennessys take 2nd exit/straight to traffic lights at Punches “X”. Take right turn at Punches and into left lane. 100 metres take left slip road at traffic lights (Speerins). Straight on through next traffic lights. (A) After next set of pedestrian traffic lights there is a blind turn right into an old housing estate (Rathbane) Take left or right and you will find a green area at the back of these houses for some unsupervised parking. No cars are allowed into ground on match nights. (B) Go through pedestrian traffic lights and through on left lane past next traffic lights to Roxboro shopping centre on left (Tesco) parking etc at rear of Tesco but not in front of or near Statoil/Steering wheel bar. Ground is only a 5 min walk from here and a nice local bar called the spotted dog is also within a 5 min walk also. Ask anyone for directions and to any site and you will not be let down.
I can't think anybodywould even think of giving him anything but a good reception. He'll probably get a better reception than some of the lads in blue. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Mr.O'Flynn deserves a warm reception and I'd be surprised if he receives anything other than that.
I'd second that. I'd even say that Derry City themselves and their supporters deserve a warm reception for both their exploits in Europe and the class of their support which is always top notch.Quote:
Originally Posted by sadloserkid
Not to mention the good reception we got at the play-off game and letting us win the league cup the previous time we were up there. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by thelimerick
I hope you've got a comfortable trailer for the eL blazers whose adjudicaton on the necessity or otherwise of a penalty shoot-out will be needed at half-time. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by LFC in Exile
We'll have them well beat by then. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan