Changing rooms.

**the lobster** · 14/09/2010, 7:52 AM

First of all I would like to compliment Mungret on thier fantastic club house, its just a pity that last night at an under 11's game that they wouldn't let the kids change in them. Its was pi$$ing down and the kids had to change out on the car park. Nice Touch.

**da General** · 14/09/2010, 9:13 AM

Originally Posted by the lobster

First of all I would like to compliment Mungret on thier fantastic club house, its just a pity that last night at an under 11's game that they wouldn't let the kids change in them. Its was pi$$ing down and the kids had to change out on the car park. Nice Touch.

Why was this ?

**the lobster** · 14/09/2010, 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by da General

Why was this ?

Why did they not let them change in the changing rooms? If thats what your asking then the answer is, Ive no idea.

It was the worst night we've had in a while and it was reall bad form to do that to under 11 kids.The Changing rooms were open but no chance they were going in, mad stuff. After the game was worse, they were shaking with the cold trying to get togged and it was lashing down on them.

**widow** · 14/09/2010, 11:22 AM

That is shocking stuff.

Anyway back to the premier. Any fixtures this weekend?

**faces** · 14/09/2010, 1:04 PM

Originally Posted by da General

Why was this ?

was that for both teams or just the away team.

**Playful Panther** · 14/09/2010, 1:49 PM

Originally Posted by widow

That is shocking stuff.

Anyway back to the premier. Any fixtures this weekend?

Mungret have four dressing rooms in their new clubhouse. Teams both junior and underage are always accommodated in one of them and treated with respect. The stame as with all clubs in limerick with clubhouse facilities. Im sure that if a bunch of under eleven boys were left out in the rain to change there was a reason for why they could not use, or an issue with the facilities.