My Source: "The man with the one legged dog told me..."

**sadloserkid** · 20/02/2009, 3:22 PM

Originally Posted by L37Ultra

Maybe, but there is a large number of players that Kerley signed last season from his involvement with UL the year before. I can see some of them changing their mind about signing now that he is gone.

Off with them then. Do they want to play for Limerick or for Mike Kerley? And isn't Conor Molan their manager now anyway? A large number of players seem to have thought that Kerley was turning the club into a farce too. It's as clear as day that the dressing room was becoming divided. If the manager can't get a handle on that then maybe there is somebody else required at the helm. And if the manager is the type of person to take his ball and go home two weeks before a new season starts then there's serious questions to answer.

Originally Posted by L37Ultra

Yes, I agree but that good run, I think, was down to the fact that Kerley had them playing some very good football. Whoever comes in, is going to have a different style of football.

So? For all we know the new manager could have them playing total football yet. And even leaving that aside if we were to win every game this season 1-0 we'd still be playing in front of thousands by the seasons end. it's not like playing ugly has held Munster back.

**timmy** · 20/02/2009, 3:28 PM

Originally Posted by jebus

Source? Cause I know for a fact that is lies. Also, even if it were true, we're not a professional club

why were the players asked to pay so. the most reasonable assumption would be that the club couldn afford the training.

**lfc at heart** · 20/02/2009, 3:31 PM

Originally Posted by jebus

Source? Cause I know for a fact that is lies. Also, even if it were true, we're not a professional club

if we are not a professional club, what are we, we do pay our players dont we,

**sadloserkid** · 20/02/2009, 3:34 PM

Originally Posted by lfc at heart

if we are not a professional club, what are we, we do pay our players dont we,

Semi-professional I suppose? Though that's hardly a major issue in the overall discussion.

**jebus** · 20/02/2009, 3:39 PM

Originally Posted by timmy

why were the players asked to pay so. the most reasonable assumption would be that the club couldn afford the training.

I could tell you, but I'm not one to attempt to muddy anyone's name on the internet

If only there were more like me

**timmy** · 20/02/2009, 4:00 PM

Originally Posted by jebus

We could hire the guy who played Barney Rubble in the Flintstones movie to be our manager and star striker and we still wouldn't beat Cobh to that spot this year in fairness.

Although Cork appear to be making a decent attempt at it

well it seems to be us every year.

Originally Posted by jebus

I could tell you, but I'm not one to attempt to muddy anyone's name on the internet

If only there were more like me

no explanation of why. I would appreciate a pm if its not too much hassle. cant get my head around all this. was looking forward to a really good season after our 2nd half to the season last year.

**lfc at heart** · 20/02/2009, 4:22 PM

Originally Posted by sadloserkid

Semi-professional I suppose? Though that's hardly a major issue in the overall discussion.

so I see the word professional in there somewere, actually it is a major issue if we are suppose to be a (semi) professional outfit dont you think we should start acting like one, its the same every year for the last few seasons there has been drama just before the season starts, I was looking forward to the season but to be honest Im getting sick of this carry on, how can we expect to win a league or even get promoted or even expect a good game of football when we have a different manager every year,

im very interested to know why m/k resigned, can Limerick fc put it on their webpage why he resigned

**jebus** · 20/02/2009, 4:30 PM

Originally Posted by lfc at heart

so I see the word professional in there somewere, actually it is a major issue if we are suppose to be a (semi) professional outfit dont you think we should start acting like one, its the same every year for the last few seasons there has been drama just before the season starts, I was looking forward to the season but to be honest Im getting sick of this carry on, how can we expect to win a league or even get promoted or even expect a good game of football when we have a different manager every year,

im very interested to know why m/k resigned, can Limerick fc put it on their webpage why he resigned

You ask for professionalism and yet want the club to air it's dirty laundry on their website?

**LK37oldskool** · 20/02/2009, 4:45 PM

there's hardly a club in either league this year that hav'nt had problems,some worse than others granted. But at the end of the day we support a club and not a manager,so we'll all be at Jackman on the 13th to cheer on LIMERICK FC not Mike Kerley FC. And any real fan will support this notion and not who said what ect ect ect.
Come on the Super Blues

**jebus** · 20/02/2009, 7:12 PM

Originally Posted by Bonovox

and forget about Senior soccer in Limerick, its an embarrassment.

But we might put the old mans dog's nose out of place if we start supporting Junior football

**Monkfish** · 21/02/2009, 1:31 AM

Originally Posted by jebus

But we might the old mans dog's nose out of place if we start supporting Junior football

My own nose might get put out of place if I had to follow a league of has and nearly beens hacking a ball around on cold Sunday mornings.

Besides, judging by the fixtures farce that happens there every season il still like to take my chances with the senior game.

**pimpong** · 21/02/2009, 9:43 AM

they wouldn't have you they would run you

**Monkfish** · 21/02/2009, 10:12 PM

Originally Posted by pimpong

they wouldn't have you they would run you

Nah, had some dirty looks alright but the majority of people within juniorland are acually alright. Just a handful of Pike, Boro and Fairview dont like me.