Limerick Premier Division 2009/10

**chief1212** · 01/10/2009, 3:05 PM

will dines beat corbally

**hoops12** · 01/10/2009, 5:46 PM

Originally Posted by da bishop

thats two good additions to pike to make their squad even stronger,given their leag of ireland experience they wont be signing to stay on the bench and obviously in mind in terms of success in this years FAI.the pressure will be on conny to deliver given these latest investments.

signings not investments

**Monkfish** · 01/10/2009, 9:59 PM

Originally Posted by da bishop

given their leag of ireland experience they wont be signing to stay on the bench

But a lot of their LOI experience was on the bench.

**trueview6** · 02/10/2009, 8:32 AM

Originally Posted by Monkfish

But a lot of their LOI experience was on the bench.

Good too see you on the junior site you must be board

**eduardo** · 02/10/2009, 10:33 AM

Originally Posted by hoops12

signings not investments

no i think investments is more accurate

**leather** · 02/10/2009, 10:41 AM

Bored

**alidiei** · 02/10/2009, 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by chief1212

will dines beat corbally

no i dont think so

**hoops12** · 02/10/2009, 12:54 PM

Originally Posted by eduardo

no i think investments is more accurate

ya they signed for the money and not to challenge for honours,where,s my violin

**leather** · 02/10/2009, 1:17 PM

Lads, get over they signed end of story

**Nemesis** · 02/10/2009, 2:48 PM

Originally Posted by hoops12

ya they signed for the money and not to challenge for honours,where,s my violin

Cleary was signing with Aisling until Pike offered cash or should I say expenses, i have no problem with this but would love to know where Pike are getting the cash to put into the brown envelopes each week. A3 or A4 I here you say.

Now that you have misplaced your violin, Connie will have one out to you in a Jiffy, sorry could not resist.

**whitestripe** · 02/10/2009, 2:53 PM

Originally Posted by hoops12

ya they signed for the money and not to challenge for honours,where,s my violin

**blackjack** · 02/10/2009, 3:17 PM

Originally Posted by Nemesis

Cleary was signing with Aisling until Pike offered cash or should I say expenses, i have no problem with this but would love to know where Pike are getting the cash to put into the brown envelopes each week. A3 or A4 I here you say.

Now that you have misplaced your violin, Connie will have one out to you in a Jiffy, sorry could not resist.

cleary was signing with aisling until he realised he wants to win trophys on a regular basis and play on a good pitch.this talk of money pike are paying is getting boring imo no junior club in town are paying players no junior club would survive if they had to pay players.look at all the league of ireland clubs down the years that went bust and they had one or two hundred paying supporters and good sponsership.

**Happy Zapper** · 02/10/2009, 3:27 PM

I think Connie is paying off the students with rabbits, how many rabbits could you get into a brown envelope? Anyway however ingenious it seems to be it has its flaws.Bear with me

If you apply the the law of diminishing marginal utility whereby the extra utility derived from a good, declines as more of the good is consumed. This has a direct bearing on the students demands for the rabbits, the demand price, and the law of demand. If the satisfaction obtained from a good declines, then buyers are willing to pay a lower price, hence demand price is inversely related to quantity demanded, which is the law of demand.

For arguement sake

Connies first rabbit in an envelope generates an extra 11 utils of satisfaction, the second rabbit provides an extra 9 utils, the third rabbit comes in with an extra 7 utils, and so forth. The declining marginal utility numbers--11, 9, 7, etc.--illustrate the law of diminishing marginal utility. Each additional rabbit generates less extra utility than the previous one. In fact, marginal utility continues to decline until the students are less satisfied, in total, after 7 rabbits than after 6 rabbits.

In other words its not sustainable

**dared** · 02/10/2009, 3:29 PM

Originally Posted by Happy Zapper

I think Connie is paying off the students with rabbits, how many rabbits could you get into a brown envelope? Anyway however ingenious it seems to be it has its flaws.Bear with me

If you apply the the law of diminishing marginal utility whereby the extra utility derived from a good, declines as more of the good is consumed. This has a direct bearing on the students demands for the rabbits, the demand price, and the law of demand. If the satisfaction obtained from a good declines, then buyers are willing to pay a lower price, hence demand price is inversely related to quantity demanded, which is the law of demand.

For arguement sake

Connies first rabbit in an envelope generates an extra 11 utils of satisfaction, the second rabbit provides an extra 9 utils, the third rabbit comes in with an extra 7 utils, and so forth. The declining marginal utility numbers--11, 9, 7, etc.--illustrate the law of diminishing marginal utility. Each additional rabbit generates less extra utility than the previous one. In fact, marginal utility continues to decline until the students are less satisfied, in total, after 7 rabbits than after 6 rabbits.

In other words its not sustainable

Thats the best comment ive ever seen on here.... and makes absolute sense... see lads it just cant be done

**Happy Zapper** · 02/10/2009, 3:36 PM

Originally Posted by blackjack

cleary was signing with aisling until he realised he wants to win trophys on a regular basis and play on a good pitch.this talk of money pike are paying is getting boring imo no junior club in town are paying players no junior club would survive if they had to pay players.look at all the league of ireland clubs down the years that went bust and they had one or two hundred paying supporters and good sponsership.

�An ostrich with its head in the sand is just as blind to opportunity as he is to disaster�

**hoops12** · 02/10/2009, 7:39 PM

Originally Posted by Happy Zapper

I think Connie is paying off the students with rabbits, how many rabbits could you get into a brown envelope? Anyway however ingenious it seems to be it has its flaws.Bear with me

If you apply the the law of diminishing marginal utility whereby the extra utility derived from a good, declines as more of the good is consumed. This has a direct bearing on the students demands for the rabbits, the demand price, and the law of demand. If the satisfaction obtained from a good declines, then buyers are willing to pay a lower price, hence demand price is inversely related to quantity demanded, which is the law of demand.

For arguement sake

Connies first rabbit in an envelope generates an extra 11 utils of satisfaction, the second rabbit provides an extra 9 utils, the third rabbit comes in with an extra 7 utils, and so forth. The declining marginal utility numbers--11, 9, 7, etc.--illustrate the law of diminishing marginal utility. Each additional rabbit generates less extra utility than the previous one. In fact, marginal utility continues to decline until the students are less satisfied, in total, after 7 rabbits than after 6 rabbits.

In other words its not sustainable

brilliant

**silvercircle** · 02/10/2009, 9:00 PM

Originally Posted by Happy Zapper

I think Connie is paying off the students with rabbits, how many rabbits could you get into a brown envelope? Anyway however ingenious it seems to be it has its flaws.Bear with me

If you apply the the law of diminishing marginal utility whereby the extra utility derived from a good, declines as more of the good is consumed. This has a direct bearing on the students demands for the rabbits, the demand price, and the law of demand. If the satisfaction obtained from a good declines, then buyers are willing to pay a lower price, hence demand price is inversely related to quantity demanded, which is the law of demand.

For arguement sake

Connies first rabbit in an envelope generates an extra 11 utils of satisfaction, the second rabbit provides an extra 9 utils, the third rabbit comes in with an extra 7 utils, and so forth. The declining marginal utility numbers--11, 9, 7, etc.--illustrate the law of diminishing marginal utility. Each additional rabbit generates less extra utility than the previous one. In fact, marginal utility continues to decline until the students are less satisfied, in total, after 7 rabbits than after 6 rabbits.

In other words its not sustainable

Well said....at least now we know balla have an opinion..broadband has reached the northside

**trueview6** · 03/10/2009, 8:17 AM

Originally Posted by silvercircle

Well said....at least now we know balla have an opinion..broadband has reached the northside

Ha ha ha ha thats just about it do

**thomas72** · 04/10/2009, 2:34 PM

Originally Posted by chief1212

will dines beat corbally

it was 3-1 corbally with 10mins to go. must admit dines are shocking

**abbeyvale** · 05/10/2009, 11:48 AM

Premier P W D L F A Pts
Pike Rovers 7 5 2 0 17 5 17
Janesboro 8 5 2 1 19 11 17
Regional Utd 7 5 0 2 24 17 15
Ballynanty Rovers 7 4 1 2 22 12 13
Mungret Reg 8 3 3 2 13 9 12
Fairview Rgs 7 3 2 2 14 8 11
Kilmallock 8 3 1 4 8 11 10
Aisling Annacotty 7 2 3 2 12 10 9
Wembley Rvs 8 3 0 5 14 13 9
Carew Park 7 2 2 3 8 12 8
Corbally Utd 8 1 2 5 8 26 5
Geraldines 8 0 0 8 6 33 0

Result
Sun 04/10/09
Corbally 3-1 Dines

No Prem fixtures set for Sun 11/10/09 due to FAI & MJC.