Sounds very suspicious. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
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Sounds very suspicious. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
no need to come to me sadloserkid just talk to some of sligos playersQuote:
Originally Posted by sadloserkid
yes, and the fact is your managers f**ked off with 2 weeks until season ko after assembling an expensive squadQuote:
Originally Posted by Rasputin
yes you are correct you are totally off the mark but thank you for reminding me of the bull****t FAI rubbish that was brought out at the time. You may recall limericks light (Barcalona friendly) being shot down by those saints in the FAI for the "good of grassroots football" "football family" "great offence" "great hurt" "football family is hurting"Quote:
Originally Posted by prince20
now tell me where are the licences which were due out today monday? whos in trouble and what great lengths are being made to save them so that limerick dont get promoted>>>> and rovers signing a player on the day that licences are due out shocker!! and roddy on the paper saying he signed his son for the mons on the day of the licences oh my god hes such a evil man hurting the footballing family and grassroots football like that :)
Another Cooke did that this time last year and we still got promoted, one door closes etcQuote:
Originally Posted by askmehoop
They signed him after they beat the Nike academy 4-0 last week. Apparently he can't get a work permit for football in the UK so is looking at Rovers as a stepping stone. Supposed to be a monster but still doesn't solve their search for an experienced number 1. Heard a deal with Shane Supple fell through at the last minute.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Roddy for Sligo :)Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
One chancer leaves and another one arrives...Quote:
Originally Posted by askmehoop
Any report on the game last Limerick game last night with Sligo. Did they actually play.
I was at it. Both played about an hour each, Polish fella slightly longer. The Czech fella in central midfield and the other fella up front.Quote:
Originally Posted by pateen
Neither stood out above the other players playing. The Czech guy was more eager to get involved. From what i could see looked like he might be useful on the ball but he didnt get it that often and the pitch wasnt in great condition for ball playing.
Polish fella looked a bit ****ed off at times up front on his own as the balls up to him werent the best. Peers had the beating of him in the air most of the time. He scored a cracker from the edge of the box just before going off though.
You're allowed to post about other clubs other than us you know. Even your own.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC
Just a bit of banter or is that not allowed? It goes with a club being somewhat successful so it's probably a bit complimentary if you think about it.
Tadgh Purcell (ex Shamrock Rovers, Northampton) has signed for Cork.
http://www.primaryignition.com/wp-co...nnect.org_.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by thomas72
Bohs signed Adam Martin from Slough Town last night after the Setanta Cup game. A tough tackling midfield slogger by all accounts...
But I thought Foster was taking over, or are you back tracking on that aswell?Quote:
Originally Posted by askmehoop
You didnt start the rumour about our "financial investigation" over a year ago did you by any chance?
What Scully and the club have to say about the two CSKA lads.
taken from Limerickleader.ieQuote:
Limerick FC manager Pat Scully has said the club “will do their homework properly” on the two CSKA players they are attempting to sign on loan from CSKA Moscow.
Club officials were in discussions with two players on Tuesday night - one a Polish international, the other a former £5m signing - about a loan deal for the upcoming Airtricity League season.
Polish international Dawid Janczyk and Lubos Kalouda from the Czech Republic both played a friendly match for Limerick against Sligo Rovers on Monday night and could be signed on loan by the club by the end of the week.
Club chairman Pat O’Sullivan confirmed to the Limerick Leader that he was in a meeting with the players and said they were trying to establish if they were happy to move to the city on a loan deal.
The players are expected to train with Limerick today before flying home on Thursday.
Manager Pat Scully is excited about the prospect of adding these players to his squad but insisted the club “will do their homework properly” on the two players.
“Everything looks great on the surface,” said Scully, “but obviously you have to dig a bit deeper. If it’s right, it would be great to bring in quality like that.
“We have a great group of young players but won’t be bringing these lads in if we don’t think they’re as good as they players we already have.
“We got a look at them on Monday night. It was difficult on them as they only flew in the night before and we could only go through few things quickly with them in terms of tactics. But Lubos played in central midfield and you could see that he has real quality.
“We were a bit dis-organized so it was harder for Dawid up front but his movement was very good and he only got one chance and scored a screamer of a goal.
“Obviously the club has to speak to the players but that’s up to Pat O’Sullivan and Kieran Judge (General Manager). We obviously want to bring in quality players but I think it’s a great indication of where Limerick are at at the moment that a club of CSKA’s status would be in touch with us.”
Janczyk signed a five-year contract for CSKA in 2007 and while he played in the group stages of the Champions League with them that season, and was in Poland’s preliminary squad for Euro 2008, he has been out on loan mostly since.
He has played in Belgium, Poland and the Ukraine and was recently linked with a move to Qatar.
Kalouda, a star of the Czech Republic U-20 team that reached the 2007 World Cup final, was signed by CSKA Moscow for £5m in 2008 but only made five appearances for them before going out on loan to first Sparta Prague and later Volgar Gasprom (Russia) and PFK Oleksandria (Ukraine).
Scully reckons that a move to Ireland could help re-launch their careers.
“They’re not in CSKA Moscow team but there’s no shame in that,” he added.
“The transfer window is still open here unlike most other countries in Europe at the moment. It’s the closest league to England and you just have to look at the likes of Kevin Doyle, James McClean or Keith Fahey to see that it is a shop window for players.”
Limerick open their Airtricity League Division 1 campaign at home to Finn Harps on Friday, March 3.
Pat O'Sullivan confirmed at the launch of the Supporters Club that both lads had said they were happy to come here on loan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Also said there were other irons in the fire.
Not exactly what was said in fairness.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
He said they're happy with Limerick, happy with the people, happy with the city but there are other things to consider.
I'll be surprised if they stay to be honest.
Still, not to worry. :cool:Quote:
Also said there were other irons in the fire
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Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Good to hear if we get these two top players and scully has said there looking at more signings to be honest prob a left full is all we need we have a serious squad of players as it stands possibility of adding even more to it good times lads.