View Full Version : Cork in Trouble Again?
The Good Son
27/03/2009, 4:49 PM
Another bizarre twist to this story. According to a source (and this source would know) on the City forum, Danny has agreed a new two year deal.
tiktok
27/03/2009, 9:45 PM
Another bizarre twist to this story. According to a source (and this source would know) on the City forum, Danny has agreed a new two year deal.
We don't deserve the lad.
sheao
27/03/2009, 10:24 PM
We don't deserve the lad.
He has showen his love for playing for City by sticking with us during the examinership time and he is proabably on a much lower wage than he was before.In truth Danny would do anything to wear the City jersey.
pól-dcfc
28/03/2009, 12:41 AM
The man is an absolute hero. Model pro, and an example for footballers everywhere. I wish to god we had him.
SMorgan
28/03/2009, 6:32 AM
And for his trouble, he's last to get paid..
SUB of the day
28/03/2009, 7:42 AM
Crowd v Bray 2,600, down over a thousand on Sligo gate,player not being paid, late goals costing 5 points, talk of "points deductions" already hitting the forums......the joys of being a City fan.Can't argue that this situation is entirely self inflicted, but the satisfaction some lads get from our problems leaves a bad taste.
prince20
28/03/2009, 7:43 AM
Seems like he is a model pro, good luck to him
http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/1542/
Dalymountrower
28/03/2009, 8:37 AM
I would wonder if the manipulative hand of Stephen Mc Guinness was at work here to strengthen the PFAI`s hand in contract negotiations? In any event Cork City either foolishly blundered into a carefully laid media trap or alternatively the owner of the club is a vindictive b******d who will ultimately alienate fans and undermine the viability of the club
Danny is an absolute legend.He would do anything to wear the Cork City jersey.
thischarmingman
28/03/2009, 10:29 PM
but the satisfaction some lads get from our problems leaves a bad taste.
To be honest, I don't think there's that much satisfaction or gloating at all. More frustration and weariness as the Cork saga drags along, pulling the league down with it. I genuinely hate to see clubs get into financial difficulties- I'm a Derry City fan first and foremost but a League of Ireland fan also, and like most people am rather baffled by the fact that Cork don't seem to have downsized according to their new financial position whatsoever. And instead of coming clean about their position and what needs to be done to remedy it, the bad news just seems to keep seeping out, month after month.
It's depressing, because I think the league is greatly enhanced by Cork- the footballing style, the ground, the fans, the players, even the city itself, and I'd hate to lose them, but at this stage now, after continuing to buy players despite seeming to be in the middle of a financial crisis, after the rumours of not paying certain players and not paying the backroom staff among other things, I'd imagine most people are just fed up of the whole thing and want Cork to get their house in order one way or another.
brianw82
28/03/2009, 10:32 PM
Danny is an absolute legend.He would do anything to wear the Cork City jersey.
I can't help but feel that certain people in charge are taking advantage of that.
Dodge
28/03/2009, 11:39 PM
Danny is an absolute legend.He would do anything to wear the Cork City jersey.
except turn down a move to Motherwell, obviously
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