QuoteI had heard that some of the Wexford lads were heading to New Zealand alright.
All amateurs no?
I had heard that some of the Wexford lads were heading to New Zealand alright.
According to Shane Keegan on Newstalk LOI podcast all but 3 of their squad were on amateur deals so there was no way to prevent this.
#NeverStopNotGivingUp
Amateur or professional makes little or no difference if the player do not want to play.Originally Posted by Mr A
Shamrock Rovers Out:
Killian Brennan
Why leave by mutual consent when the season is nearly over? Usually if a player is gone this close to the end of the season there is no announcement, they just sit out the end of the season.
he must have made a stand when Gavin left suddenly!
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
He was signed up until the end of 2017
But the main reason was a bit of Rovers playing up to their own fans after Friday's loss to Bohs. Brennan left last week
Bad attitude. Was delighted when we signed him but based on what I'm hearing we are better off with him gone. Roll on next season....
Danny Furlong remains a Wexford Youths player and will be included in our squad for tomorrow's game V Galway
I see todays Irish Indo are saying Darren Meenan is a rovers target for next season..
That would be a good start to putting a squad together.
Darren is the original "Mr Angry" who whinges, moans, complains, argues, feigns injury and goes down easily. He has also shown a questionable attitude at times in the past . The more I think about it, he would probably suit the Rovers (or Cork City) style. (He can also play a bit when in the mood and gives a fantastic dead ball delivery)
Jeez ezeikial , I wouldn't like to be your girlfriend giving you the bad news that it's all over...be nice : )
Between now and December every player will be linked with every club I reckon.
I think Dareen Meenan has done really well for Dundalk over the last few seasons and has a lot to offer if his attitude is right. There have been persistent rumours of a mid-season bust-up with Stephen Kenny and there was strong speculation that he would be moved out of the club in the mid-season window. Obviously that did not happen, but the fact that he has played so little since then tends to indicate that his days are numbered at Oriel Park.
Moving on to another club could work out either way - he could be rejuvenated and re-discover his Dundalk 2013 - 2015 form or lapse back to the performances that saw him drift between 7 clubs in 7 seasons (Harps, Monaghan, UCD, Shels, Sligo, Drogheda at St Pats between 2006 and 2012)
Would Stephen Bradley have the management skills to be able to get the best out of him?
Like Daryl Horgan to Longford, Dave McMillan to Finn Harps, Ronan Finn to Wexford?
After he left Pats Darren Meenan had his daddy poos ring us a few times for him (wasn't he lucky he ended up in Dundalk!!)
This grown man had his daddy poos ringing clubs for him.
You weren't complaining when he went down easily and feigned injury to win the penalty that clinched the title last year. That said, if he has a questionable attitude and throws out his toys when he doesn't get his own way I'm sure he'll fit right in here.
I have not complained about Darren in the past, and I'm not complaining about him now. I wish him well if he moves on.
This is why rovers fall to sh1te every year, signing players that poison the dressing room. By all accounts Meenan's attitude is rotten, you'd think rovers would learn from the Gavin Brennan situation.
Pre-school kids are quicker on the up-take
The Gavin Brennan debacle was entirely predictable - anyone who knew even the slightest bit about him, knew he was a complete spacer.
Don't expect the model club to kop on anytime soon
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