I wished the Mons well last season in the play-offs, not that it matters. I've only mentioned the 3 clubs I'd like to see promoted. Two because they are in Munster and the third because they're a club, despite the troubles they've had, that I'd still hold in a high regard. My comment on the size of Limerick, it was angled that because of size they should be automatically in the top flight etc. There's a lot of football clubs in Limerick and good players. My view on that is that the club should be in the top flight. To expand on should, it's not a divine right, they're not good enough at the moment and are rightfully where they are. If Limerick keep progressing as they are, I think they will get to the top flight, which will match the work put in on and off the field.
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A Championship: 4 years - 8 first teams - 0 financially ruined. First Division '14: 7 first teams.
Opportunity lost for new clubs/regions to join the LoI family.
Pantomime goal in fairness. Wait till you see it on MNS. Oh Lordy. Everyone around me was screaming at Bennion "He's behind you" Couldn't believe it when he actually dropped the ball. It was one of those moments when you thought, "He's not going to..he's not going to...,oh fluck he just did." You'd have thought that maybe one of the back four might have given him a shout too. Farcical end to a horrible week. Played well though, should have won comfortably.
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Out for a spell, got neglected, lay on the bench unselected.
For blatantly controlling the ball with his arm a good enough reason? I think the confusion was that Hancock went to have a chat with Bradley for a late tackle in the move that led to the handball and everyone thought Hancock pulled it back for a Derry free as opposed to playing advantage. But he had played advantage and gave a free out for the handball.
But I agree Hancock had a shocker, so many soft fouls given that really never were and well a very soft peno to say the least.
Shels 2 up in Salthill. Cassidy and Hughes.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
Harps 2 up, McHugh and Devaney.
#NeverStopNotGivingUp
Shels 3-0 up, Paisley
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
1-3 now. The comeback is on.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Salthill 1 v 4 Shels FT
Finn Harps 4 v 0 Wexford HT
Roll on Tuesday night. 3 more points.
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