Limerick 1 V Dundalk 2

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13/09/2006, 9:15 AM
Monkfish

Limerick 1 V Dundalk 2

Thats it, seasons over, might as well lock the gates and cover the pitch. I only seen the second half, apparently we were ok for the 1st half, second half wasent the worst iv seen, just the usual lack of imagination going forward and slack marking at the back. To be honest id be glad if Dundalk go up, when did we beat them last?
On another note, an absolute bomb of a shell was dropped by a fellow member last night regarding a certain NOC, to be honest im surprised no one has posted about it as yet, il give it a few hours and do it myself if no one else wants to!!!!;)
13/09/2006, 10:16 AM
Brucie

Yeah heard that as well last night. was told like he walked with up to a �30,000 settlement from the club.
13/09/2006, 10:25 AM
joeSoap

Whatever settlement he did or didn't leave with surely thats a matter between himself and the club. This is why contracts are signed.
13/09/2006, 10:29 AM
JohnD

Interesting :eek:

Well that surely means he was sacked because you only get a settlement if you are released from your contract ;)
13/09/2006, 10:52 AM
fc hammer

super blues

money well spent me thinks!!!!!!
13/09/2006, 11:28 AM
jebus

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Originally Posted by joeSoap

Whatever settlement he did or didn't leave with surely thats a matter between himself and the club. This is why contracts are signed.

But as fans are we not at least allowed to speculate as to why our manager has been sacked, and what sort of cash he managed to wangle out of our club?
13/09/2006, 11:39 AM
Monkfish

The amount he got was probably what was coming to him anyway if he stayed on, having said that, its a fair amount considering we still have to find another manager a pay him. Fair play to Danny Drew though, well worth it. Noel proved his worth when he went to plot our downfall with Derry only days after leaving.
13/09/2006, 11:46 AM
jebus

Actually getting back to thematch I thought we were well worth a draw at least. Totally dominated 35 minutes of the first 45 and should have been one or even two up by the break. Dundalk had the better of the second half, but going on what I thought could have happened in the first a 2-2 draw would have been a just result
13/09/2006, 1:44 PM
Dave drummerboy

What about the ref lads , you cant say that he was ever fair , he was closer to our goal when you so called scored and he had to look at the linesman who shrugged his shoulders . It was a joke , 12 euro in to a kip , ya wouldnt take student id , and dont forget the kids who throw stones at us for half the game .
13/09/2006, 1:52 PM
Conor H

Dave that happened to a number of the GUFC fans also.We were hit by stones by a bunch of ****s sitting in the middle of the stand.When we reported it we were told there was nothing that could be done.
However they did attempt to remove GUFC fans from the ground for throwing a bog roll on the pitch when we scored!:rolleyes:

The usual anti Galway crap will probably be the reply to my post but it's simple fact.Limerick are a big city with potential but they still have a long long way to go both on and off the pitch.
13/09/2006, 2:00 PM
gael353

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Originally Posted by joeSoap

Whatever settlement he did or didn't leave with surely thats a matter between himself and the club. This is why contracts are signed.

**** you joe who do you think you are to defend that. NOC came out and said it was by mutual agreement that he went, as it now transpires he was clearly sacked hence the cash pay out. Which means he lied, coupled with the fact that he aided Derry before our league cup game, consigned us to four seasons of ****e football, alienated fans and players alike, and the only ones backing him up for doing this are a cartel of managers which exist in the league and some missguided mates of his.
13/09/2006, 2:03 PM
PinBallWizard

I think its fair to say that the club is now at an all time low. What makes me say this?? Well......

1). No manager.
2). Proven Failure appointed as coach until end of season.
3). No ground.
4). Current rented ground a kip.
5). Inept Chairman and inept advisors to Chairman.
6). Weak squad.
7). Weak gates.
8). Other clubs are afraid to come to Hogan Park for fear of being pelted with stones.
9). No future as things lie.
10). Need I go on.........

Sell up Drew....get out while you can. Sell to someone who is going to make a positive difference. Go Now !!!!
13/09/2006, 2:23 PM
joeSoap

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Originally Posted by gael353

**** you joe who do you think you are to defend that. .

Cheers Trev....thanks for the nice greeting. I am defending nothing or nobody by making that comment. I think it speaks for itself. Whatever agreement Noel and Danny made is a private agreement, none of anyones business but their own. It is clearly why contracts are signed however...to protect both sides. If the club was properly organised back in 2003 then it could have hit Cork City in the pocket, but it didn't. Oh, and by the way...this is a free speech forum as far as I know, therefore giving me the right as much as you to voice my opinions here.
13/09/2006, 2:29 PM
joeSoap

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Originally Posted by PinBallWizard

Sell up Drew....get out while you can. Sell to someone who is going to make a positive difference. Go Now !!!!

Really clever point that :rolleyes: ....And sell to who exactly?? Like him or not, he's been the only one to put his money where his mouth is, and until someone else comes along who is prepared to do that, then I suggest you take a pill and calm down.
13/09/2006, 2:42 PM
LFC in Exile

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Originally Posted by PinBallWizard

I think its fair to say that the club is now at an all time low.

No its not. Don't over-react. How about having to get a loan of a ground from a junior club and playing a goalkeeper up front because we only have 11 fit players. And being rooted to the bottom of the table and being whipping boys for every other club in the league. Not to mention playing matches in front of less than 50 souls. Jaysus, some people have very short memories. And I thought most people on here wanted NOC gone - so how is it now a negative that he is gone?

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Originally Posted by PinBallWizard

Sell up Drew....get out while you can. Sell to someone who is going to make a positive difference. Go Now !!!!

Do not sell up DD. DD has made a hugely positive difference. Your ire is better directed at the individual who refuses to give a long term lease on the ground. That is what is stymying the club - not DD.
13/09/2006, 2:46 PM
LFC in Exile

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Originally Posted by Conor H

Dave that happened to a number of the GUFC fans also.We were hit by stones by a bunch of ****s sitting in the middle of the stand.When we reported it we were told there was nothing that could be done.

Sitting? In the middle of the stand? At Rathbane? Was this the imaginary 5,000 seater Kemmy Stand or the imaginary 2,000 seater Hand Stand ( :) )?

Are you saying that stones were thrown by people inside the ground at Galway fans? First time I have ever heard that.

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Originally Posted by Conor H

The usual anti Galway crap will probably be the reply to my post but it's simple fact.Limerick are a big city with potential but they still have a long long way to go both on and off the pitch.

If you can find me one Limerick fan who disagrees with the second part of that statement I will show you a deluded fool. As for usual anti-Galway crap - I will leave that to my esteemed and learned colleague LimtilIdie. :rolleyes:
13/09/2006, 3:48 PM
osarusan

Why exactly are people so surprised about this "bombshell"?

Any manager who gets sacked is entitled to a certain amount of compensation.

Did anybody think that NOC would refuse the money?

I am sure DD is only paying him what he has to pay legally.

NOC supposedly helped out Derry after he was released by LImerick - having been sacked I think he is free to do what he likes. We dont have to like it but there is nothing wrong with it.

NOC condenmed us to seasons of meaningless ****e football - not really relevant. How bad a manager you are isnt relevant to the contract.
13/09/2006, 5:18 PM
Dave drummerboy

Love the way that what i said was ignored by lim fans about the ref did ya's pay him off or what .
13/09/2006, 5:55 PM
jebus

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Originally Posted by Dave drummerboy

Love the way that what i said was ignored by lim fans about the ref did ya's pay him off or what .

If we did we'd be asking for our cash back wouldn't we. I agree the ref was crap, but hardly biased, he came down on Dundalks side in as many dodgy decisons as well. Half of the time when ye lot were grunting away at the side of the pitch about injustices and dodgy free kicks they weren't warranted at all, typical Dundalk attitude to moan about the ref and the game even when winning :p
13/09/2006, 10:08 PM
Conor H

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Originally Posted by LFC in Exile

Sitting? In the middle of the stand? At Rathbane? Was this the imaginary 5,000 seater Kemmy Stand or the imaginary 2,000 seater Hand Stand ( :) )?

Are you saying that stones were thrown by people inside the ground at Galway fans? First time I have ever heard that.

If you can find me one Limerick fan who disagrees with the second part of that statement I will show you a deluded fool. As for usual anti-Galway crap - I will leave that to my esteemed and learned colleague LimtilIdie. :rolleyes:

They were sitting down on the steps....amazing!:rolleyes: .It's true and other GUFC fans can support my claims.
14/09/2006, 1:55 PM
LFC in Exile

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Originally Posted by Conor H

They were sitting down on the steps....amazing!:rolleyes: .It's true and other GUFC fans can support my claims.

I'm just surprised is all. If someone throws stones they could probably throw them farther and harder if the stand up. I'm not saying you're wrong but it sounds a bit odd. Also, by stand I presume you mean the shed behind the goal. That's where most fans congregate. So throwing stones from there would have been kind of stupid too since chances are you'd hit other Limerick fans - especially if you're sitting down - because I have never seen everyone in the shed sitting at the same time.

Also, if something like this happened (and I would condemn it unreservedly) why wasn't it raised immediately after the game instead of waiting for a Dundalk fan to prompt it. Maybe it happened but are you sure it wasn't all a bad dream? :)
15/09/2006, 12:45 PM
sadloserkid

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Originally Posted by Dave drummerboy

Love the way that what i said was ignored by lim fans about the ref did ya's pay him off or what .

Yeah that's right, we gave him the same as our revered ex manager... :rolleyes: You must be pretty new to the league if you're expecting anything much from referees. He was crap for sure but hardly biased, it's not like there was a crowd there to sway him.
15/09/2006, 12:47 PM
sadloserkid

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Originally Posted by Conor H

Dave that happened to a number of the GUFC fans also.We were hit by stones by a bunch of ****s sitting in the middle of the stand.When we reported it we were told there was nothing that could be done.
However they did attempt to remove GUFC fans from the ground for throwing a bog roll on the pitch when we scored!:rolleyes:

The usual anti Galway crap will probably be the reply to my post but it's simple fact.Limerick are a big city with potential but they still have a long long way to go both on and off the pitch.

Who did you report it to out of curiosity? Actually never mind, while the whole notion of stone throwing disgusts me in general this time I'll respectfully suggest that you don't bother coming back if you're that unhappy with your treatment.

And all this coming from a fan of a club who tried to throw out some of their own fans for chanting that an opposition player was a w@nker for diving, makes me :) anyway.
15/09/2006, 1:43 PM
Conor H

First of all it happened as i was walking by the "local youths"...it also happened to 4 other fans.The incident was reported to a large bald man and a gent claiming to be head of "security".

Who tried to throw someone out for abusing a player?That didnt happen at GUFC anyway.I was there when a board member complained about the language-that's all that happened.
Unfortunately i will be abck in Rathbane in 2 weeks and am expecting the usual crap but UTD will win so that will do for me.
Usual comfortable win for the "franchise":rolleyes: against the pub team.
16/09/2006, 12:52 PM
sadloserkid

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Originally Posted by Conor H

Who tried to throw someone out for abusing a player?That didnt happen at GUFC anyway.I was there when a board member complained about the language-that's all that happened.

Of course it didn't...:rolleyes: that's not what the other Galway fans said on your own forum here at the time though. And if there was a public complaint made about the word w@nker that's quite pathetic.

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Originally Posted by Conor H

Unfortunately i will be abck in Rathbane in 2 weeks and am expecting the usual crap but UTD will win so that will do for me.
Usual comfortable win for the "franchise":rolleyes: against the pub team.

Such a brave brave child...
16/09/2006, 1:07 PM
Conor H

I was there-i know what happened.No public complaint just one board of Director giving out about the language.He left the abuse continued.Read what was said again-posters are giving out that we were told to stop shouting.....we were upset at how the board member treated us-the fans.

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Such a brave brave child

:confused:
16/09/2006, 4:58 PM
gael353

Please come conor h and make yourself known so i can throw rocks at you ;)
16/09/2006, 10:33 PM
fc hammer

You'll be ok Conor H, just keep hour head down when them "rocks" start flying in to the "stand" .
17/09/2006, 12:14 PM
gael353

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Originally Posted by fc hammer

You'll be ok Conor H, just keep hour head down when them "rocks" start flying in to the "stand" .

no no the rocks were thrown from within the stand as in the people must have brought them wth them to the game :eek: This is truly a frightening development :rolleyes: have you noticed how galways attendance figures have suddenly plumetted from nose bleed highs/premier invited lists of millions down to a more relasitic 5/600 :p well done lim till i die
17/09/2006, 12:18 PM
Patrick Dunne

Stones or not stones, we'll be there in two weeks time, despite your
invitations to stay away.
17/09/2006, 12:32 PM
atfconline

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Originally Posted by Conor H

Who tried to throw someone out for abusing a player?That didnt happen at GUFC anyway.I was there when a board member complained about the language-that's all that happened.

An announcement was put over the PA at the end of the first half against us, telling your fans to stop abusing opposition players (Rossiter), how it's not "United" etc, and it finished off by saying that if you don't like that then find someone else to support.
17/09/2006, 1:36 PM
jebus

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Originally Posted by atfconline

An announcement was put over the PA at the end of the first half against us, telling your fans to stop abusing opposition players (Rossiter), how it's not "United" etc, and it finished off by saying that if you don't like that then find someone else to support.

Burn on Conor H :D
17/09/2006, 3:17 PM
Conor H

LFC have yobs who threw stones at us at both games.Did that happen to any of yere 5 fans who came to Terryland?

Also our attendances are always accurate gael.
560 last night-a plumet??
We'll have 2000 plus at the Rovers game and others towards the end if we're doing well.I don't see how you think you can pull the **** out of us.,......seriously.
17/09/2006, 3:18 PM
Conor H

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Originally Posted by atfconline

An announcement was put over the PA at the end of the first half against us, telling your fans to stop abusing opposition players (Rossiter), how it's not "United" etc, and it finished off by saying that if you don't like that then find someone else to support.

It's amazing how only ATFC fans heard that.
17/09/2006, 3:38 PM
atfconline

Conor, whether you choose to believe it happened or not really doesn't bother me.
17/09/2006, 4:18 PM
sadloserkid

Locking thread, dragged completely off topic.

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