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Are these playing Limerick on Friday night?
Under those rubbish lights?!
Last weekend they were due to play on Friday but it was switched to Sunday afternoon - anyone know why?
Unless they've upgraded the lights I don't see how an eL game can be played at night time there. (I know they play LSL games there under those lights)
New EUFA standard lights have been installed.
Are they of a higher standard to UEFA's?????:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by drummerboy
But hes right, the UEFA standard for first division is crap. The lux value is just not good enough, and the difference in running cost between that and 25% more is not worth talking about. Clubs are putting that standard in just so they can tick the box without even considering that it might not be enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
Tht Lights were put in at a cost e185,000 and are the same make as whats in croke park, Best you can get with no Shadows we hope, lets make our mind up after tonight.
The lights were decent, we may have to resign the black fingal jersey to have a little more green in it tho'....
That sounds like a good marketing move. Bring out a jersey and then hint there may be limitations on it's availability. Good stuff, certainly professional.Quote:
Originally Posted by Santry_Goonshow
Mr. T is on his way to your house with a Chieftan Tank. But in the meantime let me clarify that I was referring to the visibility of the black at night-time games. Mind you on Sunday the Shelbourne equaliser was scored by a player who wore red and white and the linesperson didn't see it or the 2 yards of daylight between him and the last defender....:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by HarpoJoyce
I had an odd mental image there... I assumed you mean Mr T, the Harps fan, for a moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Santry_Goonshow
Read on the Shels website that the pitch in Morton was a disgrace on Monday. Any views?
I understood. Black jerseys appear to be a recent introduction to football, appearing after the flexibility of Ref's Assocs changing into more prettier. Maybe not as 1st team choice though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Santry_Goonshow
Good Luck for the rest of the season.
Yeah, that's pretty screwed up, everyone knows he drives a Leopard II.Quote:
I had an odd mental image there... I assumed you mean Mr T, the Harps fan, for a moment.
Yeah, was more like a beach. Anytime a player passed the ball a lump of sand went with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by drummerboy
Nothing new in the First Division...Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
Not true everywhere. Ferrycarrig park is still in immaculate condition and would compare to anything in the Premier Division from what I've seen on MMSQuote:
Originally Posted by sadloserkid
Where is Ferrycarrig Park ??Quote:
Originally Posted by oldyouth
The ground formerly known as Wexford Youths Football Complex.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Probably is the best playing surface in the first division. Although Tolka is usually impressive too.
You obviously haven't been to Oriel Park.Quote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest
New I was going to forget something obvious! And no I've yet to have the pleasure.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Anyway best natural grass surface. :p
May not be as pleasurable as he'd have you believe... Buckley Park was the best surface in the division.Quote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest