Team of the Year

**Charlie Darwin** · 30/10/2014, 2:05 PM

Originally Posted by seand

obviously the whole thing was thrown together in a handful of seconds, but I thought Luke Byrne was fairly highly regarded? Looked half decent any time I saw him at Bohs/Rovers? Far be it from me to give undue credit to a Hoop!

He is a promising player but he's had a very poor year. He doesn't have a huge deal of pace so might end up at centre half.

**Dodge** · 30/10/2014, 2:46 PM

Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin

He is a promising player but he's had a very poor year. He doesn't have a huge deal of pace so might end up at centre half.

I think he's far too small to be a top quality LOI centre half too

**Charlie Darwin** · 30/10/2014, 2:52 PM

He's not much smaller than Conor Kenna so you might be right. We'll see how he pans out anyway. He's out of contract so we'll see if Nutsy keeps him on. Heaney already looks like a better player and he's three years younger.

**micls** · 30/10/2014, 11:21 PM

Originally Posted by White Horse

Should have gone ahead with this, it would have brought Cork to the point of spontaneous combustion.

Didn't even spot a programme on the night, not sure they were sold in our section. Would have been funny, though more of a fanzine that programme piece. Do Dundalk have a fanzine? I definitely miss some of the great fanzine stuff from a few years ago. All the stuff you couldn't get away with putting in the programme.

**DRDoc** · 31/10/2014, 2:08 AM

Originally Posted by Dodge

I think he's far too small to be a top quality LOI centre half too

spot on

**White Horse** · 31/10/2014, 7:37 AM

Originally Posted by micls

Didn't even spot a programme on the night, not sure they were sold in our section. Would have been funny, though more of a fanzine that programme piece. Do Dundalk have a fanzine? I definitely miss some of the great fanzine stuff from a few years ago. All the stuff you couldn't get away with putting in the programme.

The fanzines were great fun, people seem to put all their efforts into social media these days.

The Dundalk programme contains one article at the end that is usually tongue in cheek and I'd imagine it was intended for this place.

The match day programme was great on the night, loads on Cork and the season they's had.

The programme sold out but I understand the club are doing on new print run. Might be of interest to programme collectors in Cork.

**seand** · 31/10/2014, 8:12 AM

Yes, the programme sold out at least half an hour before kickoff. Not sure how much we increased the print run but considering it was double the usual crowd and a highly significant match you can see how they'd sell out early.