Waterford V Cork maybe re-arranged to the Sunday as a floodlight fell over in the heavy Winds two weeks ago Alan Kelly will assess the temporary floodlight in the next few days so it all depends on his decision
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Waterford V Cork maybe re-arranged to the Sunday as a floodlight fell over in the heavy Winds two weeks ago Alan Kelly will assess the temporary floodlight in the next few days so it all depends on his decision
Probably just has to make sure his hair looks Ok under the temporary floodlight...
No chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tis-smeee
City v St.Pats Monday the 12th.
He'll probably decide that the floodlight dived and give it a yellow card
Would not Saturday make more sense considering we have live tv game on the Monday?
:confused:
If the wind can blow down a floodlight pylon how did ye get a premier licence?
ha ha...funniest thing i ever read on hereQuote:
Originally Posted by pete
Seemingly the mountings bacame loose and during the storm 2 weeks back down it came, anyway i would be more concerned in asking Shels how did they get their licence over the last 2 seasons then looking for faults in a light :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
not as funny as thisQuote:
Originally Posted by wild rover
:DQuote:
I dont see what the point was of removing the old floodlights and not having any new ones to replace them. Surely to God it would have been common sense to wait until the new ones arrived.
Dont drag Shels into this now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mental Man
Im just telling you the facts lads the bolts broke and down it came I suppose **** happens I think ye cork boys would be better served worrying about yer squad signing players that the rules say that you cant , Doh
Why would anyone be better served worrying?
It's much more fun to take the p*ss out of yer windyhouse stadium.
Hopefully, ye can start some sort of 400club where ye all buy desktop lamps and point them at the pitch.
No we'll get the Munster FA to give us a grant for some lights. Cork the capital of Irish Soccer, sold one of the best grounds in the nation to the GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAh without a whimper, as big crime in football as Kilcoynes selling of Milltown. Cork Soccer fans my @rse, shame on you.
Ya, worth a go.Quote:
Originally Posted by delboy
Well, we weren't too great last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by delboy
Try Senokot.Quote:
Originally Posted by delboy
Surely if the Wexford match goes ahead, there shouldn't be a problem for the 9th.
Thats a friendly league rules will apply for the cork game
Pease explain what stadium you mean & who sold itQuote:
Originally Posted by delboy
:confused: .
Id say he means Pairc Ui Rinn which was formerly Flower Lodge although looking at wikipedia it looks like it was the ancient order of hibernians who sold it, the bowsys http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flower_Lodge
Those search engines are amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ceirtlis
BTW the GAA have done feck all to improve & facilities are very basic compared to new improved Turners Cross.