No way we're gonna catch Shels and Dundalk. We'd be happy fighting for 3rd/4th place and building on that for next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by bholg
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No way we're gonna catch Shels and Dundalk. We'd be happy fighting for 3rd/4th place and building on that for next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by bholg
just to keep your hopes up i remember saying Harps had no chance in catching us last season. They where further behind than Limerick are now. You never know and a 4 horse race where all 4 sides are dropping points and you are taking scalps along the way
A guy was saying to me on Saturday in Sligo to "put your house on Limerick". Now I don't know if I would go that far put the way things are looking id say he might not be far off.
It should be interesting, I might stick a tenner on Limerick and a fiver on Fingal :p
Dont be so sure - if we can catch 4th place we are right in it as they are all so close. Its all or nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
Its all down to Sporting Fingal on Monday - win that and we're right in the thick of it, lose and we'll stay fifth.
If we did somehow manage to win the whole thing we are really not ready for the premier, another season or two in 1st division would probably be better for us in the long run.
well jinxy dont be such a bad loserQuote:
Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite
let me give you some home truths you did not get your A licence because your plastic bag was to badley worn and short of replacing the whole carpet you will not receive an A licence this year either however it is proberly acidemic as you will not be invited to the platium one party as your face does not fit so will be plying your trade in the graveyard for the next couple of years .. and people think cork was ridden rock solid and p.s
the infill needs to be changed ...from plastic to grass
i think Shel will go up after what have seen of teams this year. admittedly though have yet to see Limerick in the new found form but will see it Friday night
have a bad feeling it will be fingal, god i hope im wrong
funny that, I don't remember ever giving Drury my number but sure I've been head hunted for less.Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
Ps Learn to spell mate
by them pigmy tribes in louthQuote:
Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite
also your number is of no use to drury your not wanted
attack my dislexya why dont ya
Your thinking of Inniskeen! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
I think its between ourselves and Shels. I have a bad feeling that shels will win the league but it will be close.
Cant see Waterford or Fingal pushing on.
Yeah the part that's in Louth!Quote:
Originally Posted by Louth4sam
You are probably right but I said the same thing in 1995 when we battered Harps for 90 minutes but they held on for a scoreless draw and made the playoffs. We haven't been up since.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevB76
Eventhough we have beaten Shelas and Dundalk away in recent weeks I still can't see us doing it. A couple of injuries in key places would finish us.
None of it is in Louth no matter how much they wish for it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
Dundalk to win it but with the lowest points tally in the history of the First Divison.
Don't think so. Sligo won it with 61 points three years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conroy
Some of it is. In my old job I had to process applications from people from Inniskeen, Co. Louth. A small section is but what would you expect since you all used to be part of the great kingdom of Oriel which was mostly based in Monaghan. You were one of the sub-kingdoms my dear. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Louth4sam
Mods - maybe this could be moved to off topic or something.
whose center was dłn dealgan which is modern day dundalk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
anyhoo back to the first- I for 1 will be delighted when we win the first and get promoted. Monaghan will be f*cked. they won't have their 2 bumper gates of the season
Sure isnt Inniskeen not a part of Dundalk?
Inniskeen, Dundalk, Co. Louth
http://www.matthewscoach.com/documen...table%20V2.pdf
:D
Yes and No. Sadly 5 months ago I moved house to Inniskeen. Certain parts of Inniskeen are in Louth but when you cross the fane river you are in Monaghan. It's a strange place cause when you go one way you are back in Louth, go north a few minutes you are in Armagh, stay where you are in Monaghan (spit). I use Dundalk, Co. Louth on all my mail and it still gets there but I use Monaghan for my motor insuarance.Quote:
Originally Posted by eamoss
Bet its cheaper coz its a less "rough" area!Quote:
Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite