I reckon Bray will replace Cork in the premier division and thats it. I'm definitely not going to get my hopes up on us getting a premier division spot.
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I reckon Bray will replace Cork in the premier division and thats it. I'm definitely not going to get my hopes up on us getting a premier division spot.
Ye, something like that. The planning permission for the new stadium in Lusk has gone in i think so it may be on the same basis as Drogheda got theirs. It could still come back and bite us in the arse in a few weeks when we find out for sure,much to the delight of a few heads on here :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
Thats assuming they do get demoted. Ive a horrible feeling that they will strike lucky.Quote:
Originally Posted by GalwayRed
I think they've run out of lives at this stage. But you never know with the FAI.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lep
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Originally Posted by The Lep
No such planning application has been lodged - check with your buddies in Fingal County Council - it's all available online.
I bet you being a shels fan just checked didnt you :D
EH?:confused:
I heard that the original proposed deal for the site in Lusk has fallen through and that they are looking for an alternative site off the Lusk by-pass. No where near planning permission if thats the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lep
Sooner the better its built and hope it doesnt go the same way as Drogheda's.
As i said earlier, it could come back and bite us in the arse in a few weeks much to the delight of some but i was told we will be at morton so fingers crossed its with a premier licence and not a demotion back to the first as the stick on here would be too much to take especially if shels gets our spot instead :D
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Originally Posted by The Lep
You could share Tolka with Shels?;)
No thanks, pitch 12 in the phoenix park would be better .;)
The pitch at tolka doesnt seem any bigger than Morton's. How much shorter is the morton pitch?
On that note, will Drogs get a Prem Licence?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lep
Was the work carried out on the ground?
Sorry if I missed that post/thread in the past.
Premier:
Bohemians
Shamrock Rovers
Sligo Rovers
Sporting Fingal
Dundalk
Drogheda Utd
Galway Utd
Bray Wanderers
St. Pats
UCD
First Division:
Shelbourne
Waterford Utd
Limerick FC
Athlone Town
Derry City
Cork City
Longford Town
Mervue Utd
Salthill Devon
Finn Harps
Wexford Youths
Monaghan Utd
I'd take a good punt at that being the two divisions for next season. Cork City i think have to go down bringing Bray straight back up. Barr that i think the FAI will make sure anyone else with doubts over their license will get them due to some stipulation or loop hole.
The Lusk ground is a 4,000 all seater, stands on 2 sides, with a running track? Or did I just see a different mock up?
[QUOTE=Sam_Heggy;1303532]On that note, will Drogs get a Prem Licence?
Was the work carried out on the ground?
Sorry if I missed that post/thread in the past.[/QUOTE
Yes we will , the fai own the ground ( when it suits us ) so its up to them to carry out the necessary work on the ground . Great ground by the way , best atmosphere in the leauge :D
I think Cork are gonna stay in Prem and divisions will stay as they currently are:(
I think the appointment of Sean Connor pretty much indicates we'll be in the Premier next year
I sort of want Cork to get a premier division licence just too see what Roddy does down there
Yep, feel the same myself. While it is obviously difficult for all involved in the club the ongoing "circus by the Lee" never ceases to entertain :) the addition of Roddy to this scenario is potentially comedy gold.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Premier Division
Bohs
Cork City
Galway United
Sporting Fingal
UCD
Shamrock Rovers
Sligo Rovers
St Pats
Dundalk
Drogheda United
First Division
Finn Harps
Monaghan United
Longford Town
Athlone
Waterford United
Limerick
Mervue United
Wexford Youths
Salthill Devon
Bray Wanderers
Shelbourne
Derry City
Whats all the confusion about?????