Derry City may/may not be full-time, but train five nights a week, hardly a little lax on the training there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speranza
Now, what about the other teams in the Eircom league? They are either full-time, or in Derry City's case, basically full-time.
When you can have part-timers and full-timers together there will never be a great time.Quote:
Originally Posted by EnDai
In the summer we have players away, and out of season and when the season kicks off, there is other cups and a lot of games - the top teams in the Irish League or more or less on more than 40 games thus far. Fatigue is bound to creep in - even professionals would feel a game on Saturday and a game on Monday or Tuesday often a little tiring.
Players being "out of season" in full-time football is not the same. Obviously there is a break, but they are back in training, indeed, training camps in Spain in one case. Players are not allowed to saunter off on holiday in the closed season.
I would agree with that certainly, in fact, it is great to have to read a post that smacks of common sense, non insular as opposed to the continued arrogance I see from a minority of people on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by crc
For the sake of argument, Speranza, even if your arguments were true, the tone in which you voice them just makes people hostile and switch off.