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05/09/2011, 10:58 AM
hotspur

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Originally Posted by Second

Some of the people supporting the team are not worthy of being called supporters.. Just go to a home match and go near the stand and listen to the abuse the players get.. It's a joke .. Only a matter of time before one of the players turn around and get involved ..

Very true and to make it worse there are kids in the stand who have to listen and most of the supporters that are giving stick havent a clue, to see gamble playing instead of judge is a joke gamble hasnt kick a ball for limerick and i wonder is he playing for limerick just for the money hard to believe he was a senior international, scully out aidan ryan in.
05/09/2011, 11:59 AM
bluewhitearmy

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Originally Posted by hotspur

Very true and to make it worse there are kids in the stand who have to listen and most of the supporters that are giving stick havent a clue, to see gamble playing instead of judge is a joke gamble hasnt kick a ball for limerick and i wonder is he playing for limerick just for the money hard to believe he was a senior international, scully out aidan ryan in.

And you say that others havent a clue go back to sleep for yourself will ya.
05/09/2011, 12:25 PM
Jofspring

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Originally Posted by hotspur

Very true and to make it worse there are kids in the stand who have to listen and most of the supporters that are giving stick havent a clue, to see gamble playing instead of judge is a joke gamble hasnt kick a ball for limerick and i wonder is he playing for limerick just for the money hard to believe he was a senior international, scully out aidan ryan in.

Athlone: Did well in his first game while not outstanding.
Monaghan: Ran the show in the first half but was marked out of it and left isolated in the second half.
Waterford: Suspended
Cork(Cup): Played very well, stood out as a class above the rest.
Finn Harps: According to LTID he was superb up in Ballybofey
Salthill: Poor enough but who wasn't?
Bray: Injured
Cork: Done alright, he is more of a defensive midfielder than attacker but controlled the play well. Was involved in the 3rd goal.

Looking at that how can you say he hasn't kicked a ball for Limerick and only seems to want the money. He's only at the club 2 months and has done better in the defensive midfield role than anyone else this season. He has been picking up cards because he is getting stuck in. If he had no interest he wouldn't be getting stuck in. He has picked up some needles cards alright but thats what happens when your job is to put in the tackles.
05/09/2011, 1:52 PM
hotspur

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Originally Posted by Jofspring

Athlone: Did well in his first game while not outstanding.
Monaghan: Ran the show in the first half but was marked out of it and left isolated in the second half.
Waterford: Suspended
Cork(Cup): Played very well, stood out as a class above the rest.
Finn Harps: According to LTID he was superb up in Ballybofey
Salthill: Poor enough but who wasn't?
Bray: Injured
Cork: Done alright, he is more of a defensive midfielder than attacker but controlled the play well. Was involved in the 3rd goal.

Looking at that how can you say he hasn't kicked a ball for Limerick and only seems to want the money. He's only at the club 2 months and has done better in the defensive midfield role than anyone else this season. He has been picking up cards because he is getting stuck in. If he had no interest he wouldn't be getting stuck in. He has picked up some needles cards alright but thats what happens when your job is to put in the tackles.

You must be joking he is picking up stupid bookings, i have seen enough of him to say he isnt worth the money plus he has come from playing in england to the first division in Ireland you have to expect more from him in matches.
05/09/2011, 2:21 PM
Second

I agree if he hadn't got stupidly sent off v Monaghan he wouldn't have been suspended v Waterford ...and we might not have won ..He's definately a good player and good players should stand out but he doesn't ..maybe it's the team around him.. I think he's not fully committed
05/09/2011, 4:35 PM
hotspur

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Originally Posted by Second

I agree if he hadn't got stupidly sent off v Monaghan he wouldn't have been suspended v Waterford ...and we might not have won ..He's definately a good player and good players should stand out but he doesn't ..maybe it's the team around him.. I think he's not fully committed

There is good players around him hope he changes and quick as i think we still have a chance of promotion.
05/09/2011, 6:26 PM
da bishop

i was,n too happy with gamble v salthill but overall he has done ok for us though one would have to have an issue with the wages he is on.there is no doubt that gamble is a top quaility player,is scully going to get the very best out of him?
06/09/2011, 11:23 AM
sadloserkid

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Originally Posted by fc hammer

so what he apologised,fact is he turned on his own fans when a bit of banter was thrown at him ,instead of just getting on with it..

A bit of banter? I presume you weren't there then? The vitriol in the abuse thrown at him genuinely took me by surprise, completely over the top.

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Originally Posted by lfc at heart

the reason he gave the fingers to the people behind him is because they gave him some terrible abuse, it was shameful to listen to that, again notice I didnt use the word supporter because anyone that supports a team would not have abused a team member like that. real shameful comments indeed, people were disgusted to hear the comment that were thrown at Barry Ryan,

This is a whole lot closer to what actually happened.

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Originally Posted by Second

Some of the people supporting the team are not worthy of being called supporters.. Just go to a home match and go near the stand and listen to the abuse the players get.. It's a joke .. Only a matter of time before one of the players turn around and get involved ..

Ryan would have been better advised to ignore it but it's understandable that he couldn't. He deserves credit for seeking out one of the group at half time to put the matter to bed. The notion that our own players will be abused for errors is pathetic and I believe that it contributes to our rubbish form (especially at home) against bigger teams.

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Originally Posted by da bishop

i was,n too happy with gamble v salthill but overall he has done ok for us though one would have to have an issue with the wages he is on.there is no doubt that gamble is a top quaility player,is scully going to get the very best out of him?

I think Gamble has done well overall too, clearly Scully has him playing in a certain position/manner. I wonder if some people were expecting him to look like Cruyf/Platini and Redondo all rolled into one?
06/09/2011, 1:51 PM
bluewhitearmy

What was said to Barry was far more then just banter in fairness and that is coming from me after i got involved. I didnt hear what was said after the goal as i was on the phone telling someone about the equaliser.

Cant speak for people around me but i went too far with slagging him after he stuck his fingers up and ill be the 1st to admit that. I have apologised to Barry and he apologised for the gestures cant see what more he can do really.

Edit:Wasnt me he called at Half time btw
07/09/2011, 7:59 AM
Jofspring

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Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy

And you say that others havent a clue go back to sleep for yourself will ya.

He says in the junior Aidan isn't up to the level of Oscar Traynor but says he should manage Limerick in the LOI.

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