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Dman pointed this out in another thread and I was thinking the same thing. Considering Galway only topped us by a few points off the pitch and that geographic location and attendances were taken into account surely we topped the actual tangible controllable aspects which in effect are the running the club bits. That would make us the best run club in the league.:cool:
As atttendances were taken into account, it would suggest that you are (by a distance).
Cork City haven't released our off-field score, but I don't think we're what you'd call well run.
Attendances were only out of 70-ish, and Galway weren't actually that far ahead of us. They might have gotten 15 marks on us, which would bring them down to our level, I suppose.
However, we didn't have Genesis on our shoulders guiding us through the process. :)
Pats got full marks. I just checked with the club. We got a bonus star too...
Guess that trumps our badge.:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Hats off to both UCD and Pats on how they run there clubs, it's the way it should be done, a bench mark for the rest of the clubs in the league. We do our best with the resources that we have and the good thing is the off the field were getting better and better by each season, hopefully on the field can follow suit
Best-run club in the league. When are we having our Galway-esque party?
who deserves the credit? is diarmuid mcnally is the only full-time administrator - what is his job title? what about richard shakespeare? others?
Maccer is Commercial Manager and Development Officer. He's the only full time staff and he's the one in the office in the Sports Centre doing the day to day work.
Get it right. It's Dick ****ing Shakespeare. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Burnsie
Schumi, the AGM can double.
Gold Star for UCD. :p
Thanks,Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Now if only clubs like Cork would stop holding the league back UCD could feach it's full potential.
The people of Dublin 4 don't pay in to see us loose to Cork.
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Originally Posted by Schumi
I believe it's in a phone box on Trinity Campus. Bring your own Bodhran. ;)
Fair play on being elected to the Premier league, I look forward to our usual wins in Belfield but not so much to our home defeats.
Hopefully we can improve on our poor haul of points against you in the first division.
I think Dodge was being sarcastic. He does that a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrayUnknowns
Think Pat's got 364, as posted elsewhere.
Brendan Dillon was behind the presentation to the main, according to the Irish Times. The others were helping out, obviously. Even I supplied a picture of the League Cup Final to show how cool Belfield Park looked when it was full. :cool:
I think that last sentence should take quite a lot away from the IAG marks.
There was me thinking ye had over achieved. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Student Mullet
I don't do sarcasm...
But if you did...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
has the actual table been released?if so can somebody post a link????
On the Field
1. Shels 493
2. Cork City 460
2. Derry City 460
4. Drogs 437
5. Longford 430
6. Bohs 420
7. St Pats 410
8. Rovers 380
9. UCD 370
10.Sligo 340
11. Waterford 337
12. Bray 333
13. Galway 260
14. Dundalk 247
Off the Field
Galway 389
UCD 374
Bohs 371
Derry City 370
St Pats 364
Sligo 360
Bray 351
Dundalk 348
Rovers 346
Drogs 300
Waterford 295
Shels 278
Cork City N/A
Longford N/A