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Dillonman
08/12/2009, 4:13 PM
No, billy was the original assistant (albeit on a temp. basis) until foster arrived half way through the season.

Galway Bay FM reported that there are so far 20 applicants for the position, with 7 of those being from former Premier league managers.

Maybe Doolin is struggling to get a job!
gufc2000
08/12/2009, 4:16 PM
No, billy was the original assistant (albeit on a temp. basis) until foster arrived half way through the season.

Galway Bay FM reported that there are so far 20 applicants for the position, with 7 of those being from former Premier league managers.
Sorry thought you meant the full season
gufc2000
08/12/2009, 4:35 PM
Maybe Doolin is struggling to get a job!
Meaning?
Dillonman
08/12/2009, 5:09 PM
Meaning?

Hes going for the Galway job on reduced terms, reduced budget, smaller club than his few jobs etc etc
Terry
08/12/2009, 6:02 PM
Sorry thought you meant the full season

but foster didnt have a full season either ?
gufc2000
08/12/2009, 6:49 PM
but foster didnt have a full season either ?
What I was trying to say was, I thought you said Billy Clery was assistant for the full year
SMorgan
09/12/2009, 10:12 AM
Whats the whole thing there about "Players reveal FOster had lost dressing room"??

No no no, it was their training ground they lost..
galwayhoop
09/12/2009, 11:58 AM
No no no, it was their training ground they lost..

the 'foster lost dressing room' was a different article to the one posted above and appeared in yesterday's connacht sentinel. some unnamed players stating they weren't too fussed about him leaving. from what i hear there is a bit of truth to it. just make sure that the half time tea comes in polystyrene cups and ye'll be grand ;)
Dillonman
09/12/2009, 12:03 PM
the 'foster lost dressing room' was a different article to the one posted above and appeared in yesterday's connacht sentinel. some unnamed players stating they weren't too fussed about him leaving. from what i hear there is a bit of truth to it. just make sure that the half time tea comes in polystyrene cups and ye'll be grand ;)

It sounds more like sour grapes tbh! Whos not to say its leeson up to more tricks!
WoodquayBoy
09/12/2009, 1:10 PM
No no no, it was their training ground they lost..
No, the problem is, we don't even have a training ground to lose!
saint dog
09/12/2009, 1:39 PM
It sounds more like sour grapes tbh! Whos not to say its leeson up to more tricks!


that man has never put a foot wrong in his life ;)
Terry
09/12/2009, 6:09 PM
It sounds more like sour grapes tbh! Whos not to say its leeson up to more tricks!

a lot of us were thinking that, but the article was written by a journo who is not a fan of Nicks.
Dillonman
09/12/2009, 9:19 PM
a lot of us were thinking that, but the article was written by a journo who is not a fan of Nicks.

Yeah I saw a few of the post on your forum...hmmm we'll just have to wait and see if any of your lot join us so!That will be the big indicator!
Terry
09/12/2009, 10:06 PM
well there was only 2 or 3 interviewed ! not the entire squad !
Magicme
09/12/2009, 10:12 PM
Gareth Cronin perchance heading Galways way? He has apparently just left Longford Town.
Terry
09/12/2009, 10:25 PM
he left because of the lack of movement from the club ! Well GUFC doesnt wake up until mid way through january so he wont want to be coming west !

Anyway, word on the street is that someone local will be perferred with a good local knowledge of the players available from the local leagues.
pixiehead
10/12/2009, 12:49 PM
he left because of the lack of movement from the club ! Well GUFC doesnt wake up until mid way through january so he wont want to be coming west !

Anyway, word on the street is that someone local will be perferred with a good local knowledge of the players available from the local leagues.

Great, Cant wait :rolleyes: