Irony: def. Incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
You are bottom of the League.
The attendance and resulting atmosphere at your home games is a joke.
You have sacked a well-respected manager and appointed Ireland's biggest chancer and self-proclaimed relegation expert.
He has promptly sold most of your squad in a slash and burn exercise and is replacing young potential with overpaid has-been (or never-were?) pundits with zero loyalty or long-term potential who are here for a quick buck to boost their pension. All in a vain attempt to avoid relegation. So what if you don't get relegated? Whats the medium / long-term plan or has Roddy not reached that page of the Football Management for Dummies manual yet?
Yet you have decided that unless a top 2/3 side wins the Cup their prospects won't be good in the UEFA Cup, resulting in a worsening of our UEFA Coefficient.
The irony is that given the former, you have any interest or opinion in the latter, given it has no realistic chance of ever impacting on your club.
