QuoteWeird article. It doesn't actually say they have nothing to report. It actually says they are waiting to see where they stand before making a statement.
http://www.limerickleader.ie/sport/L...-to.5365978.jp
Piece in local paper today. club haven't released a statement because there is nothing to report.
Weird article. It doesn't actually say they have nothing to report. It actually says they are waiting to see where they stand before making a statement.
where are all the regular posters gone,your absense on this topic is making me very nervous!
"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
Yes cause the club will be saved by talking on foot.ie.Originally Posted by LK37oldskool
Ya but there's nothing like a bit of faulse hope, thats what being a Limerick F.C supporter is aboutYes cause the club will be saved by talking on foot.ie.
That's never stopped anyone before.Yes cause the club will be saved by talking on foot.ie.
You can't spell failure without FAI
usually the truth of whats going on is revealed here before any general announcement is what i'm gettin at.
Your reply Mr.Monkfish indicates that the club is indeed in need of savin,care to share any info?
"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
Have Shels Friday so full steam ahead, press release on its way I beleive.
Love this bit from the Leader article
An article appeared in the Irish Times on Friday morning stating that the 72-year-old club could be "wound-up" this week
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"It's time for the FAI to grow up." John O'Donoghue, Minister for Sport, RTE , Sunday 7 Nov 2004
A proud history indeed. Didnt you know this already?
LOL, Is that Continuity Limerick Fc from Limerick 37 from the legitimate but defunct Danny Drew LimerickA proud history indeed. Didnt you know this already?
Who hold the keys to the heritage?
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"It's time for the FAI to grow up." John O'Donoghue, Minister for Sport, RTE , Sunday 7 Nov 2004
Oh right you were trying to be funny with an unoriginal joke, my mistake.LOL, Is that Continuity Limerick Fc from Limerick 37 from the legitimate but defunct Danny Drew Limerick
Who hold the keys to the heritage?
FYI, I wasn't trying to be funny or smart. I just found the sentence risible.
The current club are far from 72 years old and no amount of hawking that will ever change that fact.
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"It's time for the FAI to grow up." John O'Donoghue, Minister for Sport, RTE , Sunday 7 Nov 2004
Limerick is Limerick no matter if there is FC/LK37/Utd in the title.There has been and only ever be 1 Limerick! And i for one love our city's 72 year history in senior soccer.
"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
http://www.independent.ie/breaking-n...s-1775638.html
Looks like theres a meeting sunday to put us out of our misery!
Limerick Till I Die - I know I am, Im Sure I am......
Keep the Red Flag Flying high!
Keep the Blue Flag Flying high!
Anybody know what the "unforseen circumstances" are. no specific info given. hopefully get something after sunday.
Is McCarthy thinking of doing a runner?
A bit more on this...............
Limerick to hold public meeting
Published Date:
17 June 2009
By Jerome O'Connell
LIMERICK FC are to host a public meeting this Sunday evening, June 21 as speculation abounds as to the future of the city's 72-year-old League of Ireland senior soccer club.
The club have issued an appeal for "everyone with an interest in the future of senior soccer in Limerick" to attend the meeting in The Strand Hotel on Sunday at 7pm.
"Due to on-going negotiations Limerick FC is not currently in a position to respond to recent media speculation regarding the future of the club," explained a club statement released on Tuesday afternoon.
"However, we can assure everyone that the staff and the players of Limerick FC are fully aware of the situation within the club and the supporters will be informed of any further developments as they arise."
However, the club have accepted that they require a cash injection.
"Due to unforeseen circumstances the Limerick FC Board and Management Committee are currently seeking further investment," explained club's the statement.
"The club would like to ask the people of the mid-west to support Limerick FC."
The statement calls for a show of solidarity at Jackman Park this Friday night when high-flyers Shelbourne visit Limerick for a crucial League of Ireland First Division clash - Limerick currently lie 12 points behind leaders UCD.
"It is important that people come out and support Limerick this Friday in Jackman Park against Shelbourne and in their future fundraising endeavours. The club has come a long way in the last 18 months under the current Board and Management Committee. Limerick FC now has proposals in place to secure the future of the club through its new base in Knockalisheen and also its on-going aspiration to return to the Markets Field with the assistance of all bodies involved," the club statement read.
Well at least the players and board know whats going on, thats a huge relief but us supporters who pay their wages and travel to games are being told nothing, thanks Limerick we know now ye really appreciate our support every week. We'll just accept that as usual so i suppose, i'm really getting sick of lies, the club are treating its own supporters like aliens.
It looks like McCarthy is gone
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