QuoteAny official confirmation of this? Any word on size of fine?Originally Posted by Magicme
None that is indisputable, but they are a big club at this level, with alot of good players and will also be able to attract good players in the close season due to their size. They've been very competitive in every season since they've been down bar this one, and I'd be surprised if they don't get themselves back competitive soon. Granted I don't know alot about their situation behind the scenes.
Lets redefine what it means to heal
Any official confirmation of this? Any word on size of fine?
€2500 according to an extratime columnist on twitter, and extratime have updated their table.
edit it's on monaghanunited.ie now too
I'm delighted with United moving into 2nd, but you have to feel a bit sorry for Finn Harps since they were the ones that told the FAI, presumably to try to get a reduced punishment before the ref's report went in.
Last edited by MagicMon; 15/09/2011 at 7:55 PM.
Has that decision pretty much condemned Limerick to 3rd spot at best?
Lets redefine what it means to heal
Ya maybe 3rd spot at best but I think our job is still the same. We need to just keep winning and it's out of our hands then. If we lose tomorrow that's it for us.
And the manager that will have delivered ZERO for yee will still hold a 2 year contractCrazy stuff from the LFC board !!
Regardless,i would love to see yee guys get promotion.
With our hectic cup schedule and the fixture backlog it will cause, it would seem to be between us and Limerick for third spot.
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So far ye have one extra cup game then us in fairness.
Your game isn't til October, we have 2 in the next 8 days with a lovely trip to Waterford in between.
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So ye have 3 games in 8 days?
Yes.
FAI Cup, League and then League Cup.
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Didnt know that...Ya that is fairly awkward especially with Waterford being the game in between ye are probably the only ones they will really try against.
Points taken but I've heard from people who are generally fairly reliable that they are screwed financially.
Here's hoping.
It has everyone down here baffled.And the manager that will have delivered ZERO for yee will still hold a 2 year contract
Regardless,i would love to see yee guys get promotion.
Gutted by that, but expected it.
It's out of our hands now to go up automatically and we're just hoping for Monaghan to screw up. The game against Waterford is vital and I agree with razor it's likely we'll drop points there because of the fixtures. There tends not to be much in those games at the best of times.
Reports in today's star that Gamble and Purcell are out for tonight as well.....I just hope that rag is wrong or we are screwed.
Ordinarily I'd agree with you, but Blues' morale is so low at the moment that it wouldn't surprise me to see the least competitive match between us perhaps, er, ever.
Obviously I hope I'm wrong, but at the moment I can't see anything but a Cork win. This isn't the usual supporter pessimism - more a dispassionate analysis of quite how far we've fallen this season.
I get that, but ye weren't exactly in top form when ye beat us last time either. Your players always seem to up their game against us, and I think they'll fancy their chances.
The difference is though, whilst we were in shocking form prior to beating ye at the cross, we were still within shouting distance of the promotion places, and there was still a sense of "if we can get a good win, we can kickstart the season". That's not there now, and the feeling of despondency around the club is palpable.
Yup - game over if so. Enjoy Div 1 South.
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