1st division

**jinxy lilywhite** · 23/07/2008, 2:12 PM

Originally Posted by Magicme

Bet its cheaper coz its a less "rough" area!

Not much about 10 or 20 euro. I thought it would of been a lot cheaper as Insuarance in the Louth/Meath area is supposed to be the highest in the country.

**Magicme** · 23/07/2008, 2:34 PM

Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite

Not much about 10 or 20 euro. I thought it would of been a lot cheaper as Insuarance in the Louth/Meath area is supposed to be the highest in the country.

You sure your not from Cavan then?? Glad to see we are of some use to you!

**Monkfish** · 23/07/2008, 3:09 PM

Originally Posted by gspain

I still can't see us doing it.

If Gary says it aint so then it aint so!

Just say the Shels and Dundalk buses happen to crash into each other, Waterford go out of business and Sporting Fingal get Roddy Collins in as manager and we go up by default, we still wouldnt be allowed up with Jackman Park as a home.

Thomond Park however......hmmmmm

**passerrby** · 23/07/2008, 6:06 PM

Originally Posted by Monkfish

Just say the Shels and Dundalk buses happen to crash into each other, Waterford go out of business and Sporting Fingal get Roddy Collins in as manager and we go up by default, we still wouldnt be allowed up with Jackman Park as a home.....hmmmmm

optimist or pesimist

**The Lilywhites** · 23/07/2008, 7:35 PM

Anto Flood has been stretchered off in the first-half of Shels' friendly with Leeds tonight. Taken straight to hospital.

He was only after scoring 10 minutes before it.

**The Lilywhites** · 23/07/2008, 7:53 PM

Could be a broken leg according to Shels Web...

**The Lilywhites** · 23/07/2008, 8:20 PM

From Shels Web...

"Update from hospital on Bisto:

Leg not broken, badly bruised. Possible ligament damage?"

**passerrby** · 23/07/2008, 9:15 PM

Originally Posted by The Lilywhites

From Shels Web...

"Update from hospital on Bisto:

Leg not broken, badly bruised. Possible ligament damage?"

poor sod .i fear this will impact greatly on shels chances

**oriel** · 23/07/2008, 9:45 PM

For me Limerick have been the form team and the most refreshing story so far of a 'who wants to win it first div' I think Fingal are ok, but I cant see them lasting the pace, injuries and a small squad will see to that, Waterford, I simply do not rate, which leaves ourselves and Shels, but we are awful upfront, if we dont address the problem in the next 7 days (transfer window) we will struggle to keep on top, I still think we may just sneak it, but this years team is not a patch on 2005 for my moneys worth so it all depends on who we get in upfront, or a miracle change in form from the current strikers.

**L37Ultra** · 24/07/2008, 12:45 AM

Originally Posted by passerrby

optimist or pesimist

Realist

**L37Ultra** · 24/07/2008, 12:53 AM

Originally Posted by gspain

A couple of injuries in key places would finish us.

I think we have had our fair share of injuries and bad luck and penalties so far this season. They say a season evens itself out and I think Limerick will finish strong until the end of the season. We won't go up but a strong finish will do the confidence of that young side a world of good. We have kept a clean sheet in the last 5 games and two of those games were away to the top two sides. That has to be good for the moral of such a young back five consisting of two 19 year olds a 20 year old and a 21 year old. The Fingal game on Monday is extremely important. The future is bright either way.

**KevB76** · 24/07/2008, 8:06 AM

Originally Posted by L37Ultra

a young back five consisting of two 19 year olds a 20 year old and a 21 year old.

Maths not your strong point Mr.Ultra ?

**Louth4sam** · 24/07/2008, 9:13 AM

Originally Posted by oriel

' I think Fingal are ok, but I cant see them lasting the pace, injuries and a small squad will see to that,

Thats what everybody said about cobh last year, they where blessed with very little injuries last year and won the league because of it.

**jinxy lilywhite** · 24/07/2008, 10:13 AM

True but I'd fear Limerick ahead of Fingal. The more I think about the way they played in Oriel, their work rate, closing down, ability to soak up anything we tried to do, and especially their discipline, that I believe that they can really finish in the top 3.
Granted when we played Limerick, Dundalk where crap but I still think they can go on a run and they are only 11 points behind.
This season is a must for us to win the league. If we don't go up then we will have 3 dropping from the premier, plus the other 4 left behind.

**Conroy** · 24/07/2008, 11:01 AM

Dont think Limerick or Sporting Franchise will be there come the end of the season. Dundalk Shels and Waterford are far better IMO and if it wasnt for Dundalk and Shels collapse these teams would be fighting in Mid-Table.

SF have moved up the league thanks Mr Robbie "handbag" Doyle and Peter "cheat" Hynes ducking and diving in the box getting penos left right and centre. Fair play to the man in the Tights for putting them away but without them goals would they be considered contenders?

**L37Ultra** · 24/07/2008, 11:17 AM

[quote=KevB76;987662]Maths not your strong point Mr.Ultra ?

I did say consisting of so I did not include Tommy Barrett's age just to emphasise the fact we have such a young side. English not your strong point?

**Monkfish** · 24/07/2008, 12:00 PM

[QUOTE=L37Ultra;987852]

Originally Posted by KevB76

English not your strong point?

Whos mother!

You gonna take that Kev #2?

**KevB76** · 24/07/2008, 5:59 PM

Originally Posted by L37Ultra

I did say consisting of so I did not include Tommy Barrett's age just to emphasise the fact we have such a young side. English not your strong point?

The transitional phrases "comprising", "consisting essentially of" and "consisting of" define the scope of a claim with respect to what unrecited additional components or steps, if any, are excluded from the scope of the claim.
The transitional term "comprising", which is synonymous with "including," "containing," or "characterized by," is inclusive or open-ended and does not exclude additional, unrecited elements or method steps. …In contrast, the court noted the phrase "group consisting of" is a closed term….
The transitional phrase "consisting of" excludes any element, step, or ingredient not specified in the claim

Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office

I would also have accepted "including" or "featuring"

**KevB76** · 24/07/2008, 6:03 PM

Originally Posted by Monkfish

Whos mother!

You gonna take that Kev #2?

#2 !?!

Dont think so

**paulie_walnuts** · 24/07/2008, 6:15 PM

Too much panic from Dundalk fans about not signing anyone. Last season, the signings upset the team badly. We are top, those around us haven't strengthened significantly so whats all the big worry? The team stays settled, continuity is always a good thing. Signings for the sake of signings are always a bad idea. I am not worried. Top of the league for a reason!