Quotewould you swap it for Jackman you rowdy fecker
No barOriginally Posted by oscar
No shop
Port-a-loo warmer than a sauna
No home fans to wind up
Wouldnt you?
would you swap it for Jackman you rowdy fecker
Not in a million years, off licence, bars, Chippers, bookies all a glass bottles throw away from the Jacks.
and don't forget Annie Fitz
Ah plenty of wino's in Galway to make up for her.and don't forget Annie Fitz
Unfortunatly this result will do nothing to increase attendances.It will be the same faces week in week out.The revue of the game makes it out to be woeful and its dissapointing coming on the back of such a good display against UCD.
"We've had a lot of good times, but you don't know how good they are until you have the bad ones" Tony Adams
hardly the worst result in our history,however given mervue are marginally better than kildare puts our ....efforts... in to context.i think our sugar daddy will want more than that for his investment.for anyone to suggest a place in the top 5 this season should be our aim or settled for given the squad we have is seriously lacking ambition.
Thats strange. I was at an underage final in Terryland today and there was a shop
I was at this gama as a mate of mine plays for mervue (centre half damien o'rourke)..incidently a player who was on limericks books last year but kerley never played him....anyway...as we walked in saturday night the buzz of the limerick fans was great drum was pounding ,songs were good/funny. it looked like it was gonna be a good night...but the singing pretty much stopped after 20 mins...and ya mervue dont have many home fans but you have to remember...galway has two league of ireland teams, this is mervue's first season and they are not playing on their home pitch. getting a strong fan base takes time.
anyway back to the match...thought it was a poor game to be honest tommy at the back for limerick was good and looked like he wanted to win, the rest of them didn't seem bothered. the young fella who came on for mervue with the red hair was the best player on the park....wasn't afraid to run witrh the ball, he was a joy to watch in an otherwise drab game
My Goal Is To Deny Yours...
No shop on saturday! The hottest day of the year (up until then) and you couldn't buy a bottle of water in the ground.
I was told that the shop was away at some other event.
Fight the good fight!
(Now with my very own account on foot.ie - How cool am I? - 15/02/07)
I agree. Although right full has been well flagged as a weakness in our squad.
Fight the good fight!
(Now with my very own account on foot.ie - How cool am I? - 15/02/07)
Awful match. My first away match could be my last after that embarrassing performance. Great atmosphere by Limerick fans - no support whatsoever from Mervue and still could not motivate the team. Worst performance I've ever seen after the best one last week!! Strange. Cummins was terrible up front but in reality they all were bar maybe Jason Hughes and Barratt who always seemed to be putting that bit extra in! Season over now, although in reality it never began!
Limerick Till I Die - I know I am, Im Sure I am......
Keep the Red Flag Flying high!
Keep the Blue Flag Flying high!
If we all take the view of season over now how do we expect to get more people up to watch limerick. Why would anyone bother coming up if the fans that are already going think the season is over. If we where to beat Shels everyone is going to say our season is back on track. Way to early to say the season is over now. I agree though it was a shocking performance, some people shouting abuse at our own players didn't help either or shouting abuse at the ref for no reason (blatant fouls by Limerick that he was getting abuse for giving freekicks for). I understand people being angry after travelling up and watching such a poor game but i know if i was on the pitch playing and was getting abuse i would feel like giving up. The players need encouragement not abuse.
The shop and the Chipper vans etc were all out in Salthill and the Docks for the Ocean Race.There was 200,000 ppl out there this weekend as someone said and only 200 at that game.I agree they should have had one shop though.Terryland usually has at least one shop,chipper van and a few port-o-loos for Galway Utd matches.
As someone also pointed out,its Mervue's first season,they were amoung the favourites to go down but are nicely in Mid-Table.They are surprising other teams and any team coming to play them should NOT expect to beat them.
I would like to question, however, what the referee was thinking by not adding at least 10 minutes added time at the end of the first half.
However, with all due respect, the facilities for a cuppa and a loo were decent enough upstairs. Those who wanted it badly enough made the venture upstairs.
Although the facilities were bad, Brendan Daly was worse. Shocking, and will surely be let go. If anyone agrees, Brendan is better centre mid, and to be honest, he's not even that good there, so what hope does he have a right back. Obviously a season isn't over, obviously not. But yet again, where do we see our potential lying? Has to be in the transfer market I would think. Lets see who he attempts to bring in. Shane Clarke was mentioned in another thread. Hopefully he can pull a few strings with a few unsettled players from Dublin clubs. Otherwise, season does look extremely glum. Players have to realise what they're playing for, this club has a proud history, and they'd want to realise that they're disgracing the club. Maybe disgrcing is a bit harsh, becasue some try I suppose. Jason would want to stop thinking about Birmingham, Cummins would want to realise he won't just walk into scoring. Dano as always, played well enough, as did Tommy. Need Paddy back, as do we need JT, Wayne when he gets fit, must slot in centre mid, and surely we can drop this 4-5-1 rubbish. We would seriously want to be beating Athlone next week, leave us in a good mindframe for Shels. I'm sure Scully has murdered one or two already for that "display" against Mervue.
Get into them! ( They're easyyyy! )
I would like to question, however, what the referee was thinking by not adding at least 10 minutes added time at the end of the first half.
However, with all due respect, the facilities for a cuppa and a loo were decent enough upstairs. Those who wanted it badly enough made the venture upstairs.
Although the facilities were bad, Brendan Daly was worse. Shocking, and will surely be let go. If anyone agrees, Brendan is better centre mid, and to be honest, he's not even that good there, so what hope does he have a right back. Obviously a season isn't over, obviously not. But yet again, where do we see our potential lying? Has to be in the transfer market I would think. Lets see who he attempts to bring in. Shane Clarke was mentioned in another thread. Hopefully he can pull a few strings with a few unsettled players from Dublin clubs. Otherwise, season does look extremely glum. Players have to realise what they're playing for, this club has a proud history, and they'd want to realise that they're disgracing the club. Maybe disgrcing is a bit harsh, becasue some try I suppose. Jason would want to stop thinking about Birmingham, Cummins would want to realise he won't just walk into scoring. Dano as always, played well enough, as did Tommy. Need Paddy back, as do we need JT, Wayne when he gets fit, must slot in centre mid, and surely we can drop this 4-5-1 rubbish. We would seriously want to be beating Athlone next week, leave us in a good mindframe for Shels. I'm sure Scully has murdered one or two already for that "display" against Mervue.
He would want to have...i was sitting behind him in the stand and he was fuming...and rightly so.
I went in last year to Jackman and saw limerick beaten by Shels 3-0 but the difference is it looked like the players that night WANTED to play and were proud to play...on saturday it was a more a case of showing up and putting on a jersey...ive been playing junior soccer in limerick for 20 years and if i got a sniff of playing league of Ireland i can tell you i would give 100% every time...its disgraceful that players dont realise that they are in a privilaged position
My Goal Is To Deny Yours...
Brendan Daly did have a poor game but i thought some people getting on his back by shouting abuse at him about it was worse. He's no centre midfielder (he seemed to have been but there purely to break things up while tommy was getting back to full fitness at the start of the season). Over all last season I thought he did very well at right full. Some players had shockers and some didn't on Saturday. Thats sport! Now onto the next match where they can try make up for it with a win and push on against Shels and St. Pats
Agree with all that except the season over bit.
There's still 20 games and an FAI cup to be won
Play offs unlikely now but as long as Wexford are ahead of us this season is far from over
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