Limerick Division 1A 2007/08

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13/11/2007, 4:02 PM
Unreal Madrid

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Originally Posted by themerryman

Another good win for mungret watch this space ,coupl of more results and we are back in the frame..

good to see ye back on track after the shock defeat in the m.j.c.,cappmore vary inconsistent.
13/11/2007, 5:45 PM
Gerry the ferry

Mungret 1A Champions 07-08

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Originally Posted by Unreal Madrid

good to see ye back on track after the shock defeat in the m.j.c.,cappmore vary inconsistent.

Ya its great to see Mungret back on track after that shock defeat,hopefully they start to fly up the table and win promotion and return to Premier where they belong
13/11/2007, 6:52 PM
mulla

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Originally Posted by Gerry the ferry

Ya its great to see Mungret back on track after that shock defeat,hopefully they start to fly up the table and win promotion and return to Premier where they belong

jesus there's confidence,for you already calling yourselves champs!!! i reckon you'll be eatin those words
13/11/2007, 7:20 PM
Gerry the ferry

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Originally Posted by mulla

jesus there's confidence,for you already calling yourselves champs!!! i reckon you'll be eatin those words

I never said i was with Mungret,that was just a prediction about them been champions,there more than capable of winning 1A from the position they are in
13/11/2007, 8:01 PM
see's it

its the worst 1A in history in all fairness any team with 4 or 5 good players could win it
14/11/2007, 8:53 AM
Mercurial Vapor

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Originally Posted by see's it

its the worst 1A in history in all fairness any team with 4 or 5 good players could win it

Agreed see's it, the standard is very poor in 1A this season. Mungret won't win the league. An outside chance of promotion is a more realistic target.
14/11/2007, 9:07 AM
gaidin

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Originally Posted by Mercurial Vapor

Agreed see's it, the standard is very poor in 1A this season. Mungret won't win the league. An outside chance of promotion is a more realistic target.

And last season and the season before.

The standard in limerick in general is falling. The premier is not as strong as it once was either.
14/11/2007, 10:27 AM
shanman2

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Originally Posted by gaidin

And last season and the season before.

The standard in limerick in general is falling. The premier is not as strong as it once was either.

I think your a bit unfair on these sides! How can you expect teams to get better when any half decent player is snapped up by a premier club even if they dont need the player. Just to make sure no-one else can get them... :eek:
14/11/2007, 10:46 AM
gaidin

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Originally Posted by shanman2

I think your a bit unfair on these sides! How can you expect teams to get better when any half decent player is snapped up by a premier club even if they dont need the player. Just to make sure no-one else can get them... :eek:

But in honesty do you think the standard has dropped in 1A for the last few seasons?

I think the standard of limerick soccer has dropped overall. Not just at 1A but in the premier also.
14/11/2007, 11:21 AM
shanman2

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Originally Posted by gaidin

But in honesty do you think the standard has dropped in 1A for the last few seasons?

I think the standard of limerick soccer has dropped overall. Not just at 1A but in the premier also.

I know where your coming from gaidin, but I am of the opinion that the sport was never going stay so strong in town once rugby had arrived onto the scene. Would you agree?
14/11/2007, 11:32 AM
themerryman

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Originally Posted by Gerry the ferry

Ya its great to see Mungret back on track after that shock defeat,hopefully they start to fly up the table and win promotion and return to Premier where they belong

cheers darren never knew u were a fan , we might be passing ye out on the way if ye dont start to turn things around...
14/11/2007, 12:21 PM
Lev Yashin

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Originally Posted by see's it

its the worst 1A in history in all fairness any team with 4 or 5 good players could win it

For the first time see's it, i agree with you..playing in the league you see it's not a patch on what it has been..even last year, i mean wembley last were a top class team and this year there is no one who stands out as being a class above the rest, everyone is beatable
14/11/2007, 12:23 PM
gaidin

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Originally Posted by shanman2

I know where your coming from gaidin, but I am of the opinion that the sport was never going stay so strong in town once rugby had arrived onto the scene. Would you agree?

Well rugby was always there but yes I agree, the rise in popularity in rugby has had an effect on football in town.

The point is that people have been saying for the last 2 or 3 years that the standard is dropping in limerick and unfortunatly I believe it is.
14/11/2007, 12:31 PM
shanman2

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Originally Posted by gaidin

Well rugby was always there but yes I agree, the rise in popularity in rugby has had an effect on football in town.

The point is that people have been saying for the last 2 or 3 years that the standard is dropping in limerick and unfortunatly I believe it is.

IMO opinion when I was a player I found it hard to play on Sunday mornings, the misses likes to go out Saturday nights. Im sure most of the young lads like Saturday nights too. I dont know if this is possible but could the junior leagues be switched to a Saturday morning/afternoon. Then lads have Saturday night to themselves. I think a few of them would be a bit more interested in that. I think the players are there but not in the same quantity as before. Some sides get absolutely raped by the likes of Pike and Fairview(geraldines for eg).
14/11/2007, 4:04 PM
mulla

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Originally Posted by Gerry the ferry

I never said i was with Mungret,that was just a prediction about them been champions,there more than capable of winning 1A from the position they are in

there's about 8 teams that are still in with a chance of winning it.but as everyone is sayin and I've said all along its a brutal division this year,last year wasn't great but there were two teams that stood out from the rest and they got promoted.
The teams that came down are very bad, i don't know if they lost players or if they have he same squads as last year but If they had those players playin prem football last year then it doesn't say much for the standard up there either.
As is mentioned as well I think the sunday mornin games are turnin a lot of good players off playing .
14/11/2007, 11:23 PM
Fairkop

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Originally Posted by gaidin

But in honesty do you think the standard has dropped in 1A for the last few seasons?

I think the standard of limerick soccer has dropped overall. Not just at 1A but in the premier also.

standards are falling overall,premier at its lowest in years.
15/11/2007, 9:52 AM
Hoops 1967

How can you say that when pike and balla got to the munster final last year.

Personally I think sunday morning kick offs at 10:30 is not helping anyone.
15/11/2007, 11:10 AM
abbeyvale

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Originally Posted by shanman2

IMO opinion when I was a player I found it hard to play on Sunday mornings, the misses likes to go out Saturday nights. Im sure most of the young lads like Saturday nights too. I dont know if this is possible but could the junior leagues be switched to a Saturday morning/afternoon. Then lads have Saturday night to themselves. I think a few of them would be a bit more interested in that. I think the players are there but not in the same quantity as before. Some sides get absolutely raped by the likes of Pike and Fairview(geraldines for eg).

If the games were a Sat morning kick off, then most players would go out on Fri night's,

I think its a lack of interest from players in recent years more than anything else.
15/11/2007, 12:26 PM
gaidin

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Originally Posted by abbeyvale

If the games were a Sat morning kick off, then most players would go out on Fri night's,

I think its a lack of interest from players in recent years more than anything else.

I agree with that. A lot of people are just not interested anymore.

And I think some of that is down to the early kick offs on sunday as Hoops 1967 said.
15/11/2007, 8:15 PM
see's it

the problem with junior soccer is that life has changed alot over the last 15 years nowadays young fellas of 22/23 are buying houses and working hard all week including saturdays,after a week of work and paying bills young fellas still like a night out and thats were soccer takes a back seat.15 years ago most people buying houses were in their 30s settling down,priorities have changed alot
15/11/2007, 9:17 PM
Jock MIB

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Originally Posted by see's it

the problem with junior soccer is that life has changed alot over the last 15 years nowadays young fellas of 22/23 are buying houses and working hard all week including saturdays,after a week of work and paying bills young fellas still like a night out and thats were soccer takes a back seat.15 years ago most people buying houses were in their 30s settling down,priorities have changed alot

so your saying bertie is to blame , for the booming celtic tiger economy allowing more young people to afford houses taking them away from the football fields :D
16/11/2007, 7:37 AM
shanman2

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Originally Posted by see's it

the problem with junior soccer is that life has changed alot over the last 15 years nowadays young fellas of 22/23 are buying houses and working hard all week including saturdays,after a week of work and paying bills young fellas still like a night out and thats were soccer takes a back seat.15 years ago most people buying houses were in their 30s settling down,priorities have changed alot

There must be some seriously rich 22/23 year olds in town. I don't know one 22/23 year old who can afford a house. That is the worst post of the thread, absolute rubbish!!
16/11/2007, 9:28 AM
abbeyvale

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Originally Posted by shanman2

There must be some seriously rich 22/23 year olds in town. I don't know one 22/23 year old who can afford a house. That is the worst post of the thread, absolute rubbish!!

In fairness Sees It has a point, but maybe not at 22/23, I'd say more like maybe 25ish.
I know more than a handfull of blokes at 25 or so taking mortgages out to buy houses.

My own opinion still stands as a lack of interest from some players point and regardless of what day or time the games are on, some players will still go on the p*ss the night before a game.
16/11/2007, 9:34 AM
Lev Yashin

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Originally Posted by Tony Dorigo

It doesnt matter what time or what day these games are on,If lads want to play so much they will wait for sunday after the match for a pint or even friday night like it was said,imo

very hard to do if all your mates go out on saturday night, and if you have to get up for work on monday....sometime you have to make the sacrafices and some people aren't willing to do that for whatever reason, thats life it all boils down to priorities it clearly does;t mean that much people if they cant have a couple of pints then get home at a decent hour
16/11/2007, 10:05 AM
shanman2

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Originally Posted by abbeyvale

In fairness Sees It has a point, but maybe not at 22/23, I'd say more like maybe 25ish.
I know more than a handfull of blokes at 25 or so taking mortgages out to buy houses.

My own opinion still stands as a lack of interest from some players point and regardless of what day or time the games are on, some players will still go on the p*ss the night before a game.

If lads are buying houses at that age then the chances are they will be flat broke most weekends. lads with houses and that crack will play more soccer when they have the house than when they had no financial obligations. 100euro to go out for a night.

It's more of a reason to play soccer if anything. The reason i think is sunday morning kick off. Your hands are tied behind your back for the weekend. You can do f-all. Cant go away unless you have a free-weekend, cant go for a pint on Saturday with your mates, cant have a few pints Saturday due to work commitments on the morning...
16/11/2007, 10:54 AM
Ballsy

Having games on saturday morning would have the same problems if not worse..most people who work mon-fri jobs want to go out for pints on friday nights..its split between fri and sat nights.refs wont take matches on sunday afternoons and people work saturday....its a no win situation!
16/11/2007, 6:02 PM
see's it

i post a thread spaman2 calls it rubbish then two posts down his posting exactly what i say.......nice 1
p.s i wish i lived in shannon :eek:
18/11/2007, 9:14 PM
Ballsy

was there any matches at the weekend?
18/11/2007, 9:22 PM
KevB76

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Originally Posted by Ballsy

was there any matches at the weekend?

Don't know about league games,

Bruff v Mungret cup match, Bruff were 3-0 up, Mungret got them back to 3-3, 4-4 AET, Mungret won on penalties.
19/11/2007, 10:05 AM
Mercurial Vapor

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Originally Posted by Ballsy

was there any matches at the weekend?

There were 2 games fixed. Balla b beat Cappamore, i think it was 3-2. Can't remember what the other fixture was.
19/11/2007, 5:25 PM
abbeyvale

Table & Results

Kilmallock Pl 9 / Pts 22
Balla Pl 11 / Pts 22
Cappamore Pl 12 / Pts 19
Herbertstown Pl 10 / Pts 19
Dromore Pl 11 / Pts 19
Hill Celtic Pl 10 / Pts 15
Bruff Pl 11 / Pts 12
Mungret Pl 10 / Pts 14
Charleville Pl 9 / Pts 8
Shannon Pl 8 / Pts 7
Geraldines Pl 9 / Pts 7
Caherdavin Pl 8 / Pts 1

Balla 3-2 Cappamore
20/11/2007, 4:35 PM
abbeyvale

Table & Fixtures

Kilmallock Pl 9 / Pts 22
Balla Pl 11 / Pts 22
Cappamore Pl 12 / Pts 19
Herbertstown Pl 10 / Pts 19
Dromore Pl 11 / Pts 19
Hill Celtic Pl 10 / Pts 15
Mungret Pl 10 / Pts 14
Bruff Pl 11 / Pts 12
Charleville Pl 9 / Pts 8
Shannon Pl 8 / Pts 7
Geraldines Pl 9 / Pts 7
Caherdavin Pl 8 / Pts 1

Sunday 25th Nov 07. (10.30)
Dromore v Cappamore
Herbertstown v Mungret
Shannon v Dines
20/11/2007, 11:30 PM
Ballsy

wats the herbertstown pitch like??
21/11/2007, 8:46 AM
themerryman

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Originally Posted by Ballsy

wats the herbertstown pitch like??

big field with lines and goals at either end ,
21/11/2007, 9:10 AM
Ballsy

thats a relief...
21/11/2007, 9:35 AM
larrywhite

Decent pitch out in Herbertstown. Nice overall setup there.
21/11/2007, 4:48 PM
abbeyvale

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Originally Posted by larrywhite

Decent pitch out in Herbertstown. Nice overall setup there.

Agree
23/11/2007, 4:34 PM
Ballsy

predictions..

Dromore 2 0 Cappamore
Herbertstown 1 2 Mungret
Shannon 0 2 Dines
25/11/2007, 1:23 PM
Ballsy

table & results

Kilmallock Pl 9 / Pts 22
Balla Pl 11 / Pts 22
Dromore Pl 12 / Pts 22
Herbertstown Pl 11 / Pts 19
Cappamore Pl 13 / Pts 19
Mungret Pl 11 / Pts 17
Hill Celtic Pl 10 / Pts 15
Bruff Pl 11 / Pts 12
Charleville Pl 9 / Pts 8
Shannon Pl 8 / Pts 7
Geraldines Pl 9 / Pts 7
Caherdavin Pl 8 / Pts 1

Results 25th Nov 07.
Dromore 1 0 Cappamore
Herbertstown 1 3 Mungret
Shannon OFF Dines
26/11/2007, 5:09 PM
Sir Jose

Kilmallock Pl 9 / Pts 22
Balla Pl 11 / Pts 22
Dromore Pl 12 / Pts 22
Herbertstown Pl 11 / Pts 19
Cappamore Pl 13 / Pts 19
Mungret Pl 11 / Pts 17
Hill Celtic Pl 10 / Pts 15
Bruff Pl 11 / Pts 12
Charleville Pl 9 / Pts 8
Shannon Pl 8 / Pts 7
Geraldines Pl 9 / Pts 7
Caherdavin Pl 8 / Pts 1

Who'll get promoted now??? my money would be on kilmallock and mungret, mungret for the league cup also-have bruff in the quarters(at home thank ****)shud go through to the semis. unbeaten in the league since august! tings are really startin to get goin finally....

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