In all fairness to Shamrock Rovers, the pitch was indeed absolutely horrid. I had a friend who doesn't really watch LOI football ask me are all the pitches that bad in the league. He couldn't believe it.
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In all fairness to Shamrock Rovers, the pitch was indeed absolutely horrid. I had a friend who doesn't really watch LOI football ask me are all the pitches that bad in the league. He couldn't believe it.
by pure concidence the longford town fc supporters bus passed past the scene where the incident took place. It was on the last roundabout out the Longford road there was plenty of glass on the lefthand side of the dual carraigeway on the hard shoulder. The little scuts must have come out of the housin estate to the left of it. Is that Caltragh? We went past at 11pm and heard from one of the lads on the bus what had happened when we were between ballybofey and sligo. Not a nice feelin for the limerick fans hope noone got injured..Quote:
Originally Posted by redarmyfaction
Lol not much given we miss most of them lolQuote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Is the game in oriel on Thursday or Friday ?
Thursday. Should be a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanDrog
Hope you bring a good crowd and we get a derby atmosphere.
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Originally Posted by Martinho II
Actually happened a bit further back the road then that we just didnt stop til we got up the road a bit. All the glass was from when the windows just fell out and the bus driver then had to bust the rest of the glass out.
The pictures up around make are a bit deceiving that was after the windows had fallen out when it first happened there was one hole where the rock went in and the windows the other side of the bus were cracked but not broken. In fact the pictures i seen on Twitter and Facebook are not even of the window that the rock came through it came in the opposite side of that picture broke the window there and then smashed the window that is pictured with out going through it. That window then fell out and that is what is pictured.
Missed a mans head by a couple of inches and hit another in the chest after it bounced off the inside of the other window one lad has a tiny cut on his finger from flying glass. Was a fairly big rock that could have done considerable harm had it actually hit someone properly but there were no injuries worth talking about thankfully. Whoever drives that Taxi with the Sligo crest on the front too came up to see if everyone was ok and if he could help which was good of him.
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Originally Posted by White Horse
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Originally Posted by White Horse
Yeah hopefully we bring a crowd - ill be there with father and brothers - looking toward to itQuote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
That's it for me, when a new manager comes in I think it is important to make sure you aren't conceding too many goals while you sort the team out. Rovers haven't let in any yet in the league and with a penalty miss in Oriel park and sending off in Dalymount and a MOTM performance from the Shels keeper in Tolka that has left them with 6 points rather than 12.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Sligo looking very good so far and front what I have heard about Elding he is a class player, if Shams don't get their act together by mid April tho they could be almost out of the title race by the time the break comes around
Our season hasn't really started yet with the 2 postponed games this week :(
Ah there's a long way to go yet. See how everyone is doing after the first series of games. Looking at the fixtures at the start of the season i would have said our 4 hardest games of the first series were the last 4.
But a great start from us sure. With Peers, Ndo, Ventre and North still to come back in there'll be good competition for places.
Lads, last season Rovers went the whole month of March without losing. If that's not proof that there's an awful long way to go, I don't know what will.
Congratulations to Sligo rovers on winning the premier division...
Sligo will walk this league.
Keep an eye on the finances tho!!
Can we get back to you on that offer ? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Finances will be grand - if you follow posts by our fans here you'd be aware that our players are motivated solely by love for Sligo and play for tea and compliments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Sports show on Dundalk FM was quoting a Sligo journalist claiming that your weekly budget was €23.5k.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fivesilver
Must be mistaken?
The fact that Rovers have not concede any goals is significant, but you are being way too generous as to why they have 6 points out of 12.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
V. Shels - Burdon was impressive today for Shels but Rovers could easily have conceded two goals to a poor Shels team. A draw was fair.
V Bohs - Foran got himself sent off Bohs and he deserved to go. Reports indicate a fair result
V Dundalk - The penalty was saved by Cherrie, but it should not have been awarded in the first place. A draw was fair and Rovers had more reason to be happy with the point
Rovers are likely to improve and have the better squad. Sligo appear to have the better team. 6 points is big gap after only 4 games, but the gap between them after 10 games will be tell much more
He misheard. It's €38,655. €1 more than Shams'.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
And €2 less then Joe Gamble.Quote:
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Seriously, do you have any idea what the budget is? From what I can gather, Sligo's turnover is roughly €1.2 million a year, presumably a little more next year with added prize money and higher gates. Rovers' is more but rent would eat up a lot of the difference.Quote:
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I haven't a bulls Charles.
I wonder if it would be a good idea for the FAI to require clubs to publish accounts. Now that there is supposedly a revenue surplus across the league, there shouldn't be any skeletons they want to hide. I think it would be good for the league if non-members of clubs were able to criticise the financial management of their clubs, Shamrock Rovers as much as anyone.