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Still look on the bright side, it's over 30 years since the Sassanach have beaten us.
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The death of Irish football
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Still look on the bright side, it's over 30 years since the Sassanach have beaten us.
You'll find us one of the more charitable nations ;-)
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Any City fans go to Limerick games?
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Any City fans go to Limerick games?
Think @mad4city might, haven't been there since the City friendly myself, it's a **** of a trip down on a Friday night.
Think @mad4city might, haven't been there since the City friendly myself, it's a **** of a trip down on a Friday night.
Yeah, I try to get to the home games. Although, it's almost an act of penance, watching Limerick, this season.
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We're in Ireland on 4/5 July. We're thinking of taking in the Limerick game while we're there. Are there any good pubs near the Ground?Yeah, I try to get to the home games. Although, it's almost an act of penance, watching Limerick, this season.
Several. PM me nearer the date. I'll buy ye a pint!We're in Ireland on 4/5 July. We're thinking of taking in the Limerick game while we're there. Are there any good pubs near the Ground?
I'm sure the situation isn't much better in Irish league. I try to attend Coleraine games when home visiting family and friends. The standard is just awful and crowds abysmal. Most games have around 200-250 - only time get more is against local rivals Ballymena or an of the Belfast clubs such as Glentoran, Linfield and Cliftonville
I know Coleraine really struggle to make ends meet and have been saved from extinction a few times by fans making donations and bucket collections at games. In my opinion we struggle due to fact can't compete wages wise with the bigger Belfast clubs and also due to fact any player wanting to sign for us also has to over hour each way to training 2 nights a week. This might not seem like a lot but they are part timers and have full time jobs as well
I know Coleraine really struggle to make ends meet and have been saved from extinction a few times by fans making donations and bucket collections at games. In my opinion we struggle due to fact can't compete wages wise with the bigger Belfast clubs and also due to fact any player wanting to sign for us also has to over hour each way to training 2 nights a week. This might not seem like a lot but they are part timers and have full time jobs as well
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I'm sure the situation isn't much better in Irish league. I try to attend Coleraine games when home visiting family and friends. The standard is just awful and crowds abysmal. Most games have around 200-250 - only time get more is against local rivals Ballymena or an of the Belfast clubs such as Glentoran, Linfield and Cliftonville
I know Coleraine really struggle to make ends meet and have been saved from extinction a few times by fans making donations and bucket collections at games. In my opinion we struggle due to fact can't compete wages wise with the bigger Belfast clubs and also due to fact any player wanting to sign for us also has to over hour each way to training 2 nights a week. This might not seem like a lot but they are part timers and have full time jobs as well
I believe Coleraine were bailed out at least once by James Nesbitt.
I believe Coleraine were bailed out at least once by James Nesbitt.
Amongst others mate, fans, local business men