bobby signed today, great addition
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bobby signed today, great addition
Excellent news, hopefull he'll do the job for us, do you know how long he's signed for
Thomas Heary also signed.Quote:
Originally Posted by allab
Been told end of season for nowQuote:
Originally Posted by blueblood
Great signings delighte with that
Welcome home Bobby we are glad to pay ya :D
Great signing and well done Limerick.Quote:
Originally Posted by allab
brilliant signings will they be ready for shels
I would think they'll be available as the transfer window is open. Have often heard of players signing only the night before a match and playing the following day.
Great to see Bobby signed. Don't know much about Heary to be honest.
Also its great to see Limerick are having trials for under 17s and 18s. Looks like they got into the leagues. Might shut a few people up. Would be nice to see teams at all levels as the years go on. Home pitch next and the club is seriously flying it with or without promotion this season.
Pretty anti-climactic if Limerick don't at least make the playoffs come seasons end - but you're right, great season for the club :)
Play A games in Shanon and under 20s in Aishlings pitch so could be one of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by True story
Are these players still at the club:
John Boyle
Willie Boland
Stephen Hickey
Gavin Roche
Those wouldn't be 100% confirmed but i'd say thats the story with those players.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBoss
Let's hope Scully can keep the same team spirit that they had down in Cork...looked like a few unhappy subs on Friday as it was
Willie Boland was signed until the end of the season on a pay as you play deal so is still signed with us.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBoss
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Originally Posted by True story
Building a pitch out in Knockalisheen.
What happened with Stephen Hickey?
For those who aren't up to date with the latest,
Limerick FC is delighted to announce that Thomas Heary and Bobby Ryan have signed with the Club for the rest of the 2010 season.
Also, the following players have agreed professional terms with Limerick FC until the end of the 2011 season:
- Jeffrey Judge
- David O'Leary
- Andrew Bhandarkar
- Garbhan Coughlan
Jason Hughes has moved to Athlone Town on a loan deal for the remainder of the 2010 season.
Limerick FC also confirms the following players have signed recently with the Club:
- Shane Guerin (Ballynanty Rovers)
- Derek Byrne (Bunratty United)
- Darren Coleman (Killavilla United)
- David Donnan (Geraldines FC)
- Seamus Byrne
The following players have been released by the Club by mutual consent:
- Robbie Kelleher
- Stephen Hickey
- John Boyle
- Gavin Roche
- Daryl Kavanagh
- Dean Finnan
- David Njuki
- Peter Balogh
- Derek Daly
Daryl Kavanagh has been released? I cannot see the point in that, he is our best midfielder and plays very well up front as well. If Scully is trying to build a squad for promotion, I dont see the point in releasing Kav, even with the new signings.
Suprised to see Peter Balogh released. He made a couple of first team apperances and wasn't half bad so i thought he would be a definate to hang around.
Once again Limerick have been very naive, foolish even to advertise trials for under 17's and 18's football. They were refused admission to the local league by LDMC and they are currently awaiting an appeal in Cork. Those youth players currently playing under 20's with Limerick are affiliated to a LOI team therefore cannot also play within the juristiction of the LDMC leagues as there would be a case of dual registration and Limerick would be leaving themselves wide open to objections. You obviously cannot play in two different leagues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Jofspring - in this instance I think you are Joffside. As for Knockalisheen!!!
your obviously a well informed member of the LDMC or are privy to their case as you seem to know the LDMC case for not allowing limerick to enter teams. As the general public are aware we only have to referance the pike rovers and carew park fiascos of recent times as the LDMC were unaware of the rules of both cases. for your information, and sorry for being so knowledgeble....would it not be the case that the majority of the players playing in the under 17 league are allready registered to a seperate and second league, ie the limerick district schoolboy leagues at under 15/16 age groups!!further to that certain teams in the county play in the LDMC under 17/18 league, while their schoolboys at under 15/16 play in the limerick desmond schoolboy league, limerick county schoolboy league and even as far away as the cork schoolboy league. These LDMC clubs that i refer to, have players registered at under 17 level in the LDMC league and also these same players are registered for their local schoolboy leagues which are a seperate entity to the LDMC league. I wont call it duel reg but same player playing for same club but in two differing leagues. This is common practice amoung clubs, and you can use the Athlone situation as a precedent to this case where a player reg to athlone town fc is also reg to the DDSL for athlone under 16s. Naive??? Your objection to limerick entering teams and the subsaquent appeal is only delaying the fixture lists for all clubs from being published and i dont believe this is helping any club either in the league or at this stage outsde it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonovox
a simple salution is, to reach an agreement with limerick so that all clubs would recieve their forms for the under 17/18 leagues a month before limerick receive theirs therefore curtailing limericks ambitious, and obligitory (uefa and club licencing requirments)
please refore to SPO 101 of club licencing manual on fai website which is for public viewing.
and jsut from one of your previous posts "Heard that also - the arrogance of that lot. The quicker they finally go to the wall the better, LOI is finished"
Ever think there could be a good reason for it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Targetman
Kav was very good but could have done it more.
Moved home to Hungary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Whats the opposite of released, in terms of real life like. Get what im saying?Quote:
Originally Posted by Targetman
Ya, I knew there was a reason and I have since been told that it def was a valid one. Still, very disappointed to see him leave though. There are several players that can slot in there but for a team chasing promotion we need serious competition for places. Although Kav took too much out of the ball, he was still our best winger IMO. People are complaining about the form of Tracey at the moment and although Kiely did start well, he has started to fade out in recent games, which is a worry now Kavs gone. That been said if its best for the team its hard to argue with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Captured????Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
Even stranger that he started him instead of Tierney last week
Someone spill the beans, why's Kav gone?
Tune into the next series of Dog The Bounty Hunter and join the dots from there. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Castletroy_Blue
Still dont think we should have let him go however.
He has trails for some team back in Hungry, so he asked for a release.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
ye were told already if ye have not got field,ye will not be allowed to play minor football in the juristiction of the ldmc.now get on with it, i hope Mr. Pat SULLIVAN can keep ye going.dobt it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by gael353
Is he goin to mulgrave St?rumour has it.and Limerick knew about it all along according to Limerick official.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
It is a big wage bill thank god ours isn't anywhere near that.Quote:
Originally Posted by the bandit
Yep no crowds but just to let you know we have the same crowds as Waterford and everyone else except Derry and Cork what kinda crowds you expecting?
He's doing fashion design in Limerick Senior??Quote:
Originally Posted by vanpersie
And Limerick officials knew all along :tremble: shame on you Limerick fcQuote:
Originally Posted by harpin
I hear he's visiting several members of the SC in St Joe's!Quote:
Originally Posted by harpin
One things for sure, his arrival at Waterford had unsettled the clubs fans, players and management in a big way. The guys a fine player on a good pitch but a previous incident a few years ago has not been forgotten or forgiven.
That would be the ones who thought the cheerleaders was a good ideaQuote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
Who in the SC thought they would be a good idea? id be surprised if you find one.Quote:
Originally Posted by harpin
is shane guerin.(jossie) gone to st.michaels?
Yep..
I hope for St.Michaels sake they get his status changed back to junior before the season starts :p