Now now, don't be bitter about all those leagues you nearly won.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
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Now now, don't be bitter about all those leagues you nearly won.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Rumours, rumours and more rumours. I'm sure we do have money worries, I doubt there's a club in Ireland that doesn't, but until it's found that we are either shedding players like Galway did, or possibly winding up like Cork then it's not a crisis. I wouldn't be surprised if we were in serious trouble (I'm a Limerick supporter after all), but I also wouldn't trust the Limerick City rumour millQuote:
Originally Posted by soccerc
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Originally Posted by jebus
Uninformed, smugly jumping to conclusions and a climb down from your earlier posts.
Eh? As far as I know Limerick are tipping along okay, I have nothing official to tell me otherwise and neither do you, all I'm saying is that past experience shows I could be wrong, so too could your rumour millQuote:
Originally Posted by soccerc
Edit: I never trust junior supporters and their facts either, force of habit when you support Limerick FC I'm afraid
Haven't you sold the memories yet? You hocked everything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeixlipRed
Anyway, I'm sure its something fond to look back at when you're facing the excitement of a North Dublin derby with Fingal.
RAFLMAOQuote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Not one to attack a poster but would you ever get a grip, just because you don't have any knowledge doesn't mean it's a rumour, and for your esteemed mind, yes I do know.
As in my first post on this matter I'm not going to go into any detail :D
I don't do the finances at Derry City so no I don't no how much money we have in the bank do you?Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Bitter bitter people....take the chip of your shoulder. Whether you like it or not, the situation at City and formerly at Shels reflects very badly on the whole league. Should you be critical? Yes, by all means. Being smug....now that's just pathetic. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
In fairness, that's what everyone slagged Shels fans for saying two years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
I have a fair idea based on what I've heard and being a shareholder and seeing the annual accounts, in addition to listening to the Chairman saying we're going part-time.Quote:
Originally Posted by seanDCFC
We don't have much, put it that way.
eep!Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Produce something of substance and I'll believe you, until then it's all just rumourQuote:
Originally Posted by soccerc
Is RAFLMAO internet speak for a heart attack or what?
Therfore if our club is looking to go part time then we are obviously living within our means then as we see that professional is financially unsustainable at our club, so are cutting our costs accordingly. My point is that this is how clubs should be run, we've learned from our mistakes in the past. Unfortunately clubs such as Cork City, Bohs and Pats are likely to learn the hard way.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
and maths obviously isnt yours. your average attendance over the last three years against us in Monaghan is about 60 with it split three ways between home/away/and family fans of players. In our two nil win over you recently you had 52 fans in the ground (60 playing on your astro turf pitches) of which 33 were from Limerick. so of 52 33 were limerick i think that makes it "more then monaghan". And although ive seen 150 and 175 for games againt us up there i have photos for the last three years of empty seats and an empty ground which is empty for a few souls.Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
Rolling Around ****ing Laughing My Arse Off?Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Hard to tell with these youngsters.
In fairness, soccerc often doesn't tell stuff, but he often knows stuff too.
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Afraid I'm going to have to pull you up on that one. From MY point of view, it was not a crisis. It would have been a crisis if the club did nothing, but the fact it acted to slash its wage bill meant it averted a crisis.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
As I said, just my own view, but isn't that what we are all here for, to give views and opinions and what have you
Not according to some we're not :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy
Fair enough on the crisis point at Galway though, I know the club acted as best it could when the trouble arose and it would have been a lot worse had it gone unchecked, Cork City worse even
Just asking again - does anyone know what are the current FAI rules regarding penalties for clubs going into examinership?
Only thing most of us have against you lot is the distance up there (honest)Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
our abuse of your Dublin squad on matchdays is on par with the abuse we give everywhere else (exept Dundalk, we like them) so get over it.
As regards the Cork situation, did I hear they owed a big chunk to the M.F.A.? surely some sort of arrangement could be met here (or am i way off the ball?)
As regards Limerick and money probs, we're scraping by, but our wage bill aint massive so neither can any debt, and as always we are never far away from complete meltdown.
That is all.
Good question, any chance of points deductions at any point?Quote:
Originally Posted by fergalr
if we have 4 astro parks which are 5 a side courts now take of your shoes and socks and begin to count ...maths my boll**Quote:
Originally Posted by gael353
and i remember the game well not a bottle of buckfast or cider left