Did anything happen david dunphy after the incident in the game with aisling annacotty?
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Did anything happen david dunphy after the incident in the game with aisling annacotty?
Congrats Dared, great result yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by dared
Appeared before LDMC last Tuesday night but there was no referees report in so no news on suspension, all he knows is he has the automatic one match ban in the next league game and has to wait to hear from LDMC.Quote:
Originally Posted by On The Ball
Balla had no game they had a free weekend due to a weddingQuote:
Originally Posted by Noddy
Regional Utd 7 6 1 0 16 2 19
Ballynanty Rvs 7 5 1 1 20 7 16
Aisling Annacotty 7 5 1 1 16 4 16
Fairview Rgs 7 5 1 1 22 7 16
Pike Rovers 6 5 0 1 20 4 15
Wembley Rvs 6 1 3 2 12 18 6
Janesboro 6 1 2 3 11 14 5
Dromore Celtic 6 1 1 4 8 22 4
Granville Rgs 7 1 1 5 5 18 4
Kilmallock 8 1 1 6 12 25 4
Carew Park 4 1 0 3 4 11 3
Corbally Utd 6 1 0 5 6 18 3
Fixture
Sun 26/10/08
Corbally Utd v Wembley Rvs, 10.30, Corbally Club, T Duggan
Cheers pal... its been awhile coming :o,We've Wembley sunday at home so we'll be hoping for the same again... should be a good game as far as i know they'd be a similar side to ourselfs...Quote:
Originally Posted by abbeyvale
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Originally Posted by dared
Anyone know why Pike "A" are playing at 2.30pm on SATURDAY in the MJC?
No idea... seems odd though...Quote:
Originally Posted by abbeyvale
maybe with the hope of getting a bigger crowd?alot of people stay in bed on a sunday morning unless a right big game is on and at that even alot drift in after half time.maybe someone from pike can fill us in.Quote:
Originally Posted by dared
knockainey looked for it to be changedQuote:
Originally Posted by abbeyvale
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Originally Posted by fourtwotwo
Could be a sign of the times ahead, playing more games on Saturday afternoons make a lot of sense.
:D:D:oQuote:
Originally Posted by halo16
I think Premier League games on a Saturday afternoon is a great idea. All the referees would be available and this would also free up more referees on Sundays and in doing so would allow teams in the lower divisions to have games more consistently than at the moment owing to the shortage of officials in our game.Quote:
Originally Posted by abbeyvale
Agree totally !!!
cant see the dinosaurs agreeing to that ...
Id say our local publicains wouldnt object to it... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by leather
is there any team looking into the possibility of getting floodlights?
as far as i know the fai is encouraging teams to get these as it eases the strain on referees because matches can be spread over thursday, friday and saturday evenings as well as sundays.
frees up players weekends as well
I think a lot of the ref's do schoolboy matches on saturdays so it would not really free them up.
It would be good to have some matches on a sat, even half the premier on each day would be good. would increase the people going to games imo
i would say a lot of clubs would not be able to afford floodlights hula.good idea but not affordable.Quote:
Originally Posted by hula4
i would have thought the same myself but the club i play for got them in this year and by all accounts they are not that expensive.
as i said i think there is grants to be got for them and the crowds are much bigger on a friday night than a sunday and by extension the bar does a better trade.
Goals4funQuote:
Originally Posted by Goals4fun
Schoolboy games on Saturdays are 10.30am and 12 noon kick offs only. There are no afternoon games. Some "schoolboy referees" don't officiate at Junior level and vice versa. I think its very workable and worth exploring at least. Clubs with their own grounds would take in a lot more on "gate money" also on Saturday afternoons. Wouldn't it be great to be able to go out after a game on Saturday night and not have to be up at the unearthly hour of 9am or earlier each Sunday in the middle of winter!!
As i said earlier the ldmc wont even consider it...
How do you know they won't? I don't ever remember it being mooted at Junior Council meetings before....Quote:
Originally Posted by leather
Great idea, I dont think anyone is a fan of Sunday morning games.
this is a crowd that ruled that a projector was not allowed to be used by the council itself..... at their own agm
unless certain clubs get lights i would be very suprised to even hear it being discussed...
I have had numerous dealings with that crowd.... more intelligence in a pea..
A projector "We'll have none of that witch craft here"... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by leather
the reason that saturday afternoon matches wont work is because of rugby. the AIL league is on saturday afternoon and alot of people and players are involved with both sports. also the fact that they will attract crowds aswell means it always wont mean bigger crowds at matches. im not saying everyone is involved in rugby but the fact is it wouldn't suit players playing both sports and the fans of both.
Ya but you play in dublin in the intermediate league so theres obviously more of a demand because the standard is higher.The winner of the junior premier league in dublin gets a trip away,south africa last year i think so theres obviously alot more money in dublin.Quote:
Originally Posted by hula4
im probably gonna sound life an awful big headed so and so but football wise yes the standard in the league im playing in now is higher than the premier league in limerick but the facilties in limerick more than match any of them. janesboro, pike, fairviews facilities are second to none and aisling regional etc are not far behindQuote:
Originally Posted by On The Ball
the lights i believe are truly a great idea, say for example janesboro, fairview or pike had them in, and on a friday night pike are playing regional in the league at 7:30 in the pike field, it would draw a massive crowd plus pike would clean up in the bar with both sets of players having a good few drinks before heading into town for a night out.
the winners of the junior premier league in dublin (aul) went to south africa last year and miami the year before courtesy of the sponsors of the league, nivea and the star newspaper, so its not all to do with money insofar as the league dont have to front up the money
never pretended to be anything else budQuote:
Originally Posted by BrassBalls
cant see me saying anywhere we do this, we do that etc but never mind its only a game of ball
Wheres my well done? You know how important it is to me... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BrassBalls
if you are the hula im thinking you are you were not a bad player but i thought you suffered a lot with knee problems.they must be fine that you are still playing.Quote:
Originally Posted by hula4
i dont remember having any real problems with my knees, you could be thinking of someone else. plenty of problems with my head!!Quote:
Originally Posted by faces
Come on lads i think very team has a Hula,he could be anybody!
yes but how many hulas played with the boro as in having a nick name hula.Quote:
Originally Posted by Easy Easy
Can name 2
mike & mark
Its mark.Obviously the standard is higher,its a step up from junior and 1 away from eircom league.It would be a great idea,every team have floodlights but cant see it happening.Limerick premier league is sponsored by the kilmurry lodge.Cant see them stumping up the cash for a trip abroad.Quote:
Originally Posted by hula4
and glenQuote:
Originally Posted by leather
Thats a fella ive not seen in years.. Glen Houlihan... very good minor player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Football Alien
thats Glenn you're thinking of,a cracking player alright but like you said suffered with knee problemsQuote:
Originally Posted by faces
Last played ball with Dines Junior "A" team about 5 season's back, and lasted 3 or 4 games, and then went AWOL, dont think he ever played again, but was a fine player at minor and schoolboy level..Quote:
Originally Posted by oscar