ive no idea what the training pitch is like if it needs better lights then it should have them but am i the only one who feels mick is only trying to protect the playing surface, and where possible clubs should support this at all grounds.
managers on the other hand could not give a flying fcuk about ruining a pitch but are the first to moan about it when they get beaten.
so maybe clubs should tell there managers that if possible do not warm up on the main pitch. teams will have to work together long after the manager has moved on.
I wish i did not know then what I dont know now
So does that mean that players going out the back to warmup on the training pitch are handed a meal voucher for after the game.
i would think that your landlords would be happier if the pitch was protected as much as possible. maybe if your only tenents you dont give a fig
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while i will not disagree with your opinion of mickI would suspect that your lack of respect for other teams property that has your club in the plush surroundings of jackman park.i was going to say when you get your own pitch you may feel differently but thats not going to happen now is it.
also where is the manager who started this argument with wallace gone leaving limerick to try and reastablish good relations with a fellow league team ,because you can bet some day limerick will require a favour from lwexford and because of a manager who wanted to play oneupmanship you now have no hope of getting any cooperation. but it appears that is the way you prefer it. sad really
Last edited by passerrby; 17/03/2009 at 11:57 AM.
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Your points are all well and good but taking things back to the original post, the back pitch lighting last Friday was shockingly bad, the light from the parking stewards torches was brighter.
Therefore if Mick wants to protect the main pitch,something needs to be done to improve safety on the back pitch.
Hold on new flood lights installed this week at the rsc,I'll see if the old ones are still hanging around
your right if the lighting is not good enough then that it a valid point i just feel clubs should where possible work together and should not expect managers to think of the long term future of a club.. also good pitches should mean better football
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Enjoy your community club that the Monaghan community doesn't care about, and leave it to clubs like Waterford and ourselves to point out what is actually in the rule books now there's a good chap.
No surprise really that the neverhavebeens and neverwillbes stick up for each other on small time club issues though I guess
Last edited by jebus; 17/03/2009 at 2:20 PM.
Jeez at least Monaghan have been in the premier, Limerick 37/fc/whatever have never even come close. Have some respect jebus for clubs that actually acheived something, Monaghan have twice been in the premier since you were in it i think and Wexford have were in the league cup final only last year, jeez surely after you calm down and get your mond together you owe the boys an apology?
Last edited by Rovers Maniac; 17/03/2009 at 3:00 PM.
When they're playing in front of more than 100 people, well really I wouldn't then either, I'll apologise, until then I don't listen to the sniping of community clubs.
Or a forummer who can't seem to decide if he supports Sligo or Shamrock Rovers for that matter, especially one who so desperately wants to be accepted as a top WUM and fails so frequently and so so miserably
Last edited by jebus; 17/03/2009 at 3:19 PM.
Jackman or Monaghan have nothing to do with this thread. Lets get it back on track with comments about that nasty Wallace shall we?
The FAI need to step in and put Wallace in his place. It's just stupid at this stage.
In fairness its a lovely pitch (no wonder with the amount of $hit that goes on it every Friday) but like my new pair of white Adidas Gazelles its gotta get dirty sometime.
Fair play to Hendo for not putting up with Wallace's crap, maybe if the rest of the clubs grew some balls then Mick might get put in his place.
Mick Wallace's rant!! Its quality stuff
Not an Enjoyable Affair
Friday night’s game at home to Waterford was not an enjoyable affair. I should start by thanking the supporters for coming out on one of the worst nights of the year with its excess of wind, rain and cold. It was impossible to play good football in the prevailing conditions but it should be said that Waterford coped better than we did and deserved to win the game. We had our chances to draw the game, most notably in the last minute and earlier when the referee refused to give us a certain penalty despite having a good view of it, but then we hardly deserved anything from the game. On a positive note, it should be noted that the former Wexford Celtic player Peter White, who now lives in Carrick–on-Suir, gave an exhibition in defending and was a pleasure to behold.
The night was not without controversy as Waterford manager Dave Henderson insisted on the right to warm up on the front pitch despite my appeals to him to show the club some respect. Waterford became the first league side to do so despite the fact that our 2nd pitch is of a higher quality than their first pitch. Gamesmanship, to put it crudely. In return, we refused to feed the Waterford players and officials after the game – a choice which was offered to their manager prior to his decision to use main pitch for part of his warm up. I regret the disappointment caused to the Waterford players who are a good bunch of lads but I felt obliged to highlight the poor behaviour of their manager and his lack of respect for our club.
Given that the Wexford Youths are the only club in the country providing a full meal for both teams after the game, it was comical that he complained about not getting fed, as if it was their divine right.
Such is life.
I’m not pedantic...I’m merely overly concerned with minute details.
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