well why are ye having such a dissapointing year. what is the attendance lik up there
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well why are ye having such a dissapointing year. what is the attendance lik up there
What a time to post this when we have one 2 games in a row.Worst attendance 1,377 -v-/ Bohs largest attendance 3,350 .I guess thats way smaller than Limerick 37's average.
It may look disappointing from the outside but our performances have been pretty good overall and we've just started to get the results before the break... Doh! We'll be safe after another few wins once the season resumes.
:pLimerickblue, r u Skee in disguise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!
What's the reason for the break?.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Tir Oilean
Presumably to allow the players take holidays. Don't really see the point
of it myself.
Fair enough to have a two week break for the group stages of the European Championships/World Cup, if Ireland qualify.
You just posted the point of it and then said you didn't see the point of it.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrick Dunne
The reason vs the point !
The reason is to allow the players a week holiday.
I do not see the point in this.The season started 10/11 weeks ago.
Stu, I am paying tax to ensure that you can have an education.
Don't waste my money :mad:
People always go on summer holidays. A holiday isn't much use in the middle of Winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrick Dunne
I haven't been on one "summer" holiday in 5 years, but have plenty of winter holidays. The break is ridiculousQuote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
The professional football season runs from March - November.
Footballers can take holidays in December and January.
A holiday is a holiday. Just because the weather is bad in Ireland, doesn't mean the same is true all over the world.
Are you attending University College Dublin Dublin, or did you break in to one
of the computer suites ?
Most people go on summer holidays. Your point is stupid as I could just say the opposite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
They are professional footballers. Its their job.
People involved in the hotel trade and farmers don't take holidays during the summer.
Barmen and Santa Claus impersonaters don't take holidays during December.
My point was already answering you stating the opposit :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
As Patrick Dunne said, its their job and if they want to be pro footballers in Ireland they should have to adapt
Maybe some of them are doing the Leaving Cert;)....don't see the point of taking summer holidays either, sounds like something from the 60's...could have been a great weekend for LOI football with the weather that is predicted, might have got some 'fair-weathers' to games......
Ah, that good old "riposte". :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrick Dunne
I would wager I'm paying more in tax than you, so you can knock that one on the head, thank you.
The players asked for it, therefore the players evidently want to go on summer holidays. They're part time players, by and large, who also have families and regular jobs. Why begrudge them one week?
most european leagues have a mid season break why not the EL,regardless of the time of year?
utd fans just want to strike while the irons hot - cant blame us for that - anyway its not that long a break - and its the same for all teams - cup game friday week - not so long away
Sorry LimerickBlue, some posters forgot the original topic.Quote:
Originally Posted by limerickblue
Yeah, it has been a disappointing season despite record high attendences and a recent good run highlighted by our win, last Friday, over the league leaders who sacrificed their unbeaten home record in the process. The Club have also sold out a forthcoming friendly against Sunderland which will net a six figure profit.
The big disappointment has, of course, been the blocked toilet in Terryland. It's full of sh1t. Sound familiar?