Ye were punching above being in a playoff at all. Bottom half next season.
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Hardly.
Had the biggest budget in the league.
That means fuck all.
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It means fuckall with a gormless has-been like JC
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Sure Man City were destined to win a rake of Premier League titles. Had nothing to do with a sports washing petro state owning them.
Of course budget helps.
Have they enough of a budget to get lads to move to Galway to play LOI division one? Theyāre all scraping around the bottom of the barrell and are limited by factors beyond the budget.
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Could be alright- Iād Tahoe him with a heart and a half
Dog eat dog in that shit first division
Reckon youāll eat your words ref has been
Iāll screenshot this when the time for humble pie 
comes around
And it will
Gormless won trophies and put the best LOI team for 30 years away ( Dundalk)
Well said thatās guaranteed
Exactly- Caulfield has a win at all costs attitude
If you give him 100 pc th will give it back in spades
I donāt see why you think we should be happy with him tbh. Most of your own wouldnāt piss on him if he was on fire. Iād soomer play well failing than the John Caulfield way of failing.
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Caufield has to go.
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Most of ours would and probably will have him back though
Obviously I donāt think ye should be happy but the bigger picture is-
He has been successful
He willl give it 
pc always
Obviously heās going to go one way or another but I wouldnāt be throwing the baby out of the pram just yet
Few decent candidates out there
- CCFC are going to barely survive the premier division this coming season
Season after weāre not going to progress much more unless weāve investors with serious mula
Think he will be back with us as manager within 2 years
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No arguments he didnāt have an impressive CV prior to coming West but heās had plenty of time and money to build a serious outfit. I think this season was irreconciliable but at the end of the day itās sadly up to the Comers whether he stays or goes. He never brought in a route one striker and refused to adapt his style.
I think we still have momentum off the field. Growing crowds even during poor runs of results, a new hardcore fanbase of youngsters, good development of academy players and the benefit of a good location to attract casual fans. I didnāt like seeing bottles thrown at Caulfield on Friday (although I jokingly probably mentioned it) and his body language would suggest he knows he has to go.
As far as whoās next I have no idea if somebody like Long could attract better players but we canāt persist with things as they stand.
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this is weird
Caulfield has failed in his only objective despite being bankrolled by billionaires
Yet the Cork Fan (who regularly allows his clubs to go bust) is telling the Galway fans that they should be happy
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Itās also divisionalist as a Premier Division man is talking down to us grassroots Second Division diehards. Weāre barely Connacht Senior League but weāre still keeping the grassroots association soccer going.
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Keep the faith
Understand itās bloody hard at times
We went through hell and back with our performances and lack lustre donāt give a fuck attitude that prevaiofor a while
Thankfully looks like we are otw to better things
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Hear ya
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