Oh for the love.........Quote:
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Oh for the love.........Quote:
Originally Posted by fire away
that's very true. but nothing like a cup tie with a sleeping giant to get people interestedQuote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
replace 'sleeping' with 'falling' to attract more Lims fans!
Could someone give directions / parking details for friday ?
http://limerickfc.ie/Clubinfo/where.html
Theres a map there but not great for directions. If you know where limerick train station (colbert station) is then you are flying it, its just around the corner. If not and are driving these directions might help.
When you arrive into Limerick you'll hit a big roundabout with a pub called finnegans just off it (big road works going on on it). Take the exit for cork, you'll then be on a dual carraigeway, at the end of this dual carraige way take the second exit off the roundabout for city centre. as you drive on through another small roundabout the Maldron hotel will be on your right. Turn right at the end of this road at the traffic lights. At the next roundabout take the first exit, carry on this road till you go over a hump back bridge, turn left at the lights after the bridge. Carry on down this road and just before the next set of lights Jackman park will be on your right. If you go through the lights you can park your car near the Peoples park around their or else park outside jackman or in the train station.
U'd never know Lims 1-0:). Hopefully it will be a cracker of a game and bring our attendances up for a while.
Cant see anything other than a Pats win, no strikers, no Scully, no Paddy, no Yellow (who else have i left out?)
Limerick 4/1 if you fancy adding to Paddy Powers share price
Will there be tickets available at the gate on the night if the match? Wasn't the Cork match a sell out last year? Can you get tickets at Empire Music?
Of course there's gonna be tickets at the gate mate. :cool: And no, no it wasn't. 1050 from what I remember. There was a bigger attendance at Waterford this year sure. (Forget the free tickets now..;)) And as for Empire Music, I haven't a clue, I know they do Ticketmaster, so maybe, but I'd keep that as a last resort to be honest!Quote:
Will there be tickets available at the gate on the night if the match? Wasn't the Cork match a sell out last year? Can you get tickets at Empire Music?
Sound as a pound buddy.Quote:
Originally Posted by LFC-Zulu
Hea all, for Fridays cup game vs St Pats, the cash and carry car park across the road will be open from six pm. €1 per car but come early as there are only 150 spaces. No cars are to be admitted to de jacks on the night. Season tickets will of course not be of use at this game and no free or comps will be issued for this game. Tickets can be bought for ticketmaster,or from a caravan on the green area opposite the entrance. volenteers are asked to come early.
As Uri Geller would say with Positive Mental Attitude you can achive anything :D, there'll be huge huge pressure on St'Pats and Kenna, and also feck de league this season we'll just concentrate on FAI cup and europe for a quick fix to all our problemsQuote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
Looking forward to this one. Handy enough 11-3 win, taking us well on the road to Europe for next season.
:)
Right, I don't know how many of ye usually come up and join in the singing, but all are always welcome, especially for the cup game on Friday, if we get behind 'em, then we can expect an adrenaline-pumped performance and possibly a shock result. All up to top corner of the shed on Friday so? Just ask for LFC-Zulu!.. :rolleyes:
Also gotta love Castletroy Blue. We might be laughing at you now, but one day you'll put a tenner on us beating Bo-ez 43-6 and then you'll be the one laughing. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Castletroy_Blue
im feeling good!:o 2-1 Limerick
So we've to pay at caravan rather than hatch at entrance. Why is this?Quote:
Originally Posted by gael353
Common sense id say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pious37
Hardly want hundreds of people down a narrow alley waiting to buy tickets.
thinking i'll go into to this.....should be a good one...hopefully "ye'll" have improved since the Mervue game!
Come on the blues!
The away game to Mervue was probably one of the darkest day in Limerick soccer circumstances.
It was a very bright sunny day actually if my memory recollects :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rashers Baptisa
Looks like this is gonna be a noisy affair. Was passin by Clarion yesterday evening and passed Steamboat Quay music place and your man with the drum at the matches, think his name is Darren, bought a new drum. Looks like a class yoke. Lookin forward to hearin the beats Friday Night!!! :cool:
I was thinking of bringing a mic and 30 watt subwoofer to do some human beat box action.
I'm going to bring along P Diddy so he can give the 'Notorious' chants that extra oomph.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/st-pats-live-commentary
Live commentary "should" work :D
Maybe a tad biased and doubt the lads will know any limerick players names :o
Did he buy lessons too? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pious37
Looking forward to the match bigtime now.
Going to bring my mate Stanley to the match - first time at a Limerick match.
Limerick 0-1 St.PatsQuote:
Originally Posted by Rashers Baptisa
Limerick played St.Pats off the park in the first half and should have put the game beyond them with 3 or 4 goals. Scanlan was very unlucky with a lob that just bounced too high over the post. St.Pats got the goal which made them comfortable enough despite a few half chances from Limerick in the second half that scared Pats a bit. The ref as usual was muck. St. Pats are a very poor premier team that are lacking in any ideas on the pitch, it was all hoof ball. From what ive seen UCD and Waterford are better teams. John Lester is up to the same thing he was when he was with Limerick last, pass him the ball and he'll just put his boot behind it.
Lester started at centre half but funnily enough Pats got stronger when he moved into the middle of the park...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
[QUOTE=Jofspring;1177161]Limerick 0-1 St.Pats
Limerick played St.Pats off the park in the first half and should have put the game beyond them with 3 or 4 goals. Scanlan was very unlucky with a lob that just bounced too high over the post. St.Pats got the goal which made them comfortable enough despite a few half chances from Limerick in the second half that scared Pats a bit. The ref as usual was muck. St. Pats are a very poor premier team that are lacking in any ideas on the pitch, it was all hoof ball. From what ive seen UCD and Waterford are better teams. John Lester is up to the same thing he was when he was with Limerick last, pass him the ball and he'll just put his boot behind it.[/QUOT
did pats play they're full team?
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Originally Posted by Jofspring
Pretty much spot on. Except we had 3 players playing that would be considered first choice (and Quigley clearly wasn't fit). Also we played hoofball because the pitch was shockingly bad.
No doubt that Limerick should've been about 3 up before we scored.
best of luck for rest of season
Limerick had about 5 or so regular starters missing aswell but I thought it turned out to be a very good game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Agreed, pitch is poor, looked alright tonight though compared to what it was in previous weeks.
So unlucky we didn't go ahead with Scanlon's lob and then I was sure Davy Ryan would score when he played that one-two with Paul Walsh.
Not to be I suppose. I though Pat's showed their class taking their chance in the second half and defended well after that.
Good luck in next round.
yeah, every team has injuries. I was just replying to "St pats are a very poor premier team comment". There's absolutely no way we should be judged on tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by L37Ultra
I think it was Jamie Wunsch in the second half that was three yards out as well and the ball got caught under him.
Still, great performance from the lads. Wouldn't it be typical if Pats get Rovers in the next round? :rolleyes: Still, Pats were decent second half, poorly defended set pieces tho. Still, as L37 Ultra says, best of luck in the next round. :ball:
I understand but I wouldn't agree ye are a poor side.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
In the second half, Pat's played some good stuff. I would have considered them as one of the better footballing sides in the Premier but all things considered its the result that matters and Limerick weren't clinical enough.
Complements to the Pats fans on there behaviour at the game. top class
Agreed, a credit to their club and the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddywhackspurs
A brilliant performance from limerick,players worked there socks off i think everyone thought pats would win handy the attendance was poor for an fai cup match first time i have seen the stand empty.
Hardly empty in fairness but putting a E2 charge on it ****ed a lot of regulars off so they didnt go in.Quote:
Originally Posted by trueview6
Right about the crowd though, just short of 900 is poor given the game that it was.
Are you having me on 2euro too get into the stand,dont think that was fair if you had 3 or 4 kids with you and it starting raining i couldnt see anyone charging for the use of the stand,monkfish are you sure about your information.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
Sure im always right. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by trueview6
****ed me off cause it led to no atmosphere in the ground last night.