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Rasputin
10/12/2010, 10:14 AM
Rovers
- Paul Mc Tiernan, legend in the first division.
- Wes Charles, my favourite player as a young lad, ya never forget your favourite player when your that age. Absolute gent aswell, never forgot Rovers.
- For third it would have been Raf but the whole Bohs affair soured it all a bit, then its between Connor O'Grady, Gerry Carr, Nicky Broujos and Harry Mc Loughlin. Cant really decide but McT and Wes are definites.

Other Clubs
- Paul Osam, not so much for his footballing abilities but for his dry wit, put him on MNS I say.
- Roddy "God" Collins, what an absolute hero, there should be statues of this man.
Cant think of a third at the minute, but will add one after more reflection, still will be hard following the Rodster.

marinobohs
10/12/2010, 10:24 AM
Bohs

Kevin Hunt - Captain Fantastic !

Glen Crowe - Mr Goals

Jackie Jameson (RIP) - Gifted footballer.

OTHER CLUBS

Liam Coyle

Keith Fahey

Wes Hoolahan

Home and away (Bohs and others)

Joey Ndo

L.T.F.C.
10/12/2010, 10:24 AM
LTFC
Alan Kirby,
Sean Dillon,
Sean Prunty,
Stephen O'Brien.

DaveyPats
10/12/2010, 5:10 PM
Pats:

Fahey
Charlie
Osam

Other clubs:

Paddy McCourt
Mark Rutherford
Mark Farren

outspoken
10/12/2010, 5:52 PM
Pats:



Other clubs:


Mark Rutherford


strange one not many like him

Shannonsider
10/12/2010, 6:01 PM
Limerick:

Stephen O' Flynn
Wayne Colbert
Noel Mooney (used to love standing in the shed down in Hogan Park as a youngfella and being really close to the goals. Noel is a true gentleman remember him in goals for Limerick as a youngfella)

Other clubs:
Paddy McCourt (I remember Limerick played Derry in the cup and I was just standing there in shock at seeing such a good player so close to me)

Dodge
10/12/2010, 6:28 PM
strange one not many like him

Are you for real? Everyone I know is fond of Rutherford, regardless of who they support

Shannonsider
10/12/2010, 6:34 PM
Rutherfords a gentleman met him out in Longford after our cup game against Longford a few years back.

Sam_Heggy
10/12/2010, 6:55 PM
- Paul Mc Tiernan, legend in the first division..

Out of curiosity, where is he playing now?

Paddyfield
10/12/2010, 7:55 PM
GALWAY UNITED:
Paul McGee - he was the reason i started going to games
Gerry Mullan - midfield master
Derek Rogers - stalwart

OTHER CLUBS:
Stephen Geoghegan - goal getter with Rovers
Tom McNulty - Dundalk brick wall
Bo McKeever - only because he had the coolest name ever....!

bullit
10/12/2010, 7:55 PM
For us:

Brian Byrne
Hilary Carlyle
David Cassidy

Others

Joey Ndo
Mark Farren
Paschal Vadequin

gael353
10/12/2010, 9:12 PM
For Limerick
Marcus Tuite
Johnny Walsh
Dathi McMahon

Others
Jason Byrne (when at Bray)
Stephen Geoghan (rovers early 90s)
Wayne Cooney (Dundalk)

bennocelt
10/12/2010, 9:38 PM
Are you for real? Everyone I know is fond of Rutherford, regardless of who they support

Yep loved Rutherford, was I on drugs or what but did I really see that he was playing for Dublin Bus a while back?

Paddyfield
10/12/2010, 10:08 PM
For Limerick
Johnny Walsh


Jeepers, I forgot about him. He was absolutely brilliant.

Rasputin
11/12/2010, 10:29 AM
Out of curiosity, where is he playing now?
He went for a season with Athlone there a few years ago and then came back for another season with us after that there about 2 or 3 years ago.
After that he pretty much retired, wasnt getting much game time and Cook didnt rate him.
Saw him play there a month or two ago in an end of season charity game in the Showgies with former players and current players playing each other and McT has still got it.
Pity he never made an impact in the premier division, I remember the first time I saw him play was for Boyle Celtic against Calry Bohs in a SLL Final and he was phenominal, scored something like 40 goals in a season for them.

poster
11/12/2010, 12:51 PM
saw him play was for Boyle Celtic against Calry Bohs in a SLL Final and he was phenominal, scored something like 40 goals in a season for them.

Think it could have been over 50 goals he scored for Boyle that year in all competitions . My favourite player from the Don era. Pity Cook never liked him. :(

Rasputin
11/12/2010, 1:28 PM
Think it could have been over 50 goals he scored for Boyle that year in all competitions . My favourite player from the Don era. Pity Cook never liked him. :(
Didnt he get trials with a few English clubs when he was younger, Spurs I think.

poster
11/12/2010, 2:18 PM
Didnt he get trials with a few English clubs when he was younger, Spurs I think.

Not sure, but I remember around 2003 there was interest from the "big clubs" back then in the LoI and a few in England. I remember Shels, Cork and apparently Harps when they were flying high in the 1st were interested.

sligoman
11/12/2010, 3:26 PM
wasnt getting much game time and Cook didnt rate him.It's not that Cook didn't rate him, it's that he was doing little or no training due to his other work commitments. Cook had no problem with him. He only came back to help us out as we were struggling for numbers at the time.

poster
11/12/2010, 5:00 PM
It's not that Cook didn't rate him, it's that he was doing little or no training due to his other work commitments. Cook had no problem with him. He only came back to help us out as we were struggling for numbers at the time.

When he says "Paul's not a Premier Division footballer", I think that means he doesn't really rate him.

nigel-harps1954
12/12/2010, 5:17 AM
Harps

Mohan
Asokuh
McHugh

Others

Hunt
Ndo
McCourt

red bellied
12/12/2010, 10:38 AM
Anyone remember the time when Paul McTiernan scored a header two inches off the ground against Harps in Finn Park? It was just after the famous 3-2 Shels cup win in Tolka Park.

DaveyPats
12/12/2010, 11:50 AM
Yep loved Rutherford, was I on drugs or what but did I really see that he was playing for Dublin Bus a while back?

Yeah he's playing for Dublin Bus.

poster
12/12/2010, 12:06 PM
Anyone remember the time when Paul McTiernan scored a header two inches off the ground against Harps in Finn Park? It was just after the famous 3-2 Shels cup win in Tolka Park.

Ya, and some lad had a sign the size of a laptop screen saying "Shels thought they were good, they were wrong". Or something similar. Those were the days.

Cabs88
12/12/2010, 1:22 PM
My club
Tom Mohan



Ah what might have been with tom mohan, always rated him for harps and was delighted when he signed for us, but then was injured in pre-season and havnt heard from him since, presume he's retired?




- Wes Charles, my favourite player as a young lad, ya never forget your favourite player when your that age.

very good point, an impressionable youth always remembers their childhood heroes, like hulk hogan :P



strange one not many like him

Mark Rutherford is a loi legend, great footballer in his day and showed one or two glimpses of it when he was with us, even though he was getting on. I dont know any decent footballing fan that would hold a grudge against him

balls
12/12/2010, 1:47 PM
paddy mccourt, tony sheridan, keith fahey

honourable mention to owen heary and a fit john o flynn

Sam_Heggy
12/12/2010, 2:06 PM
Ah what might have been with tom mohan, always rated him for harps and was delighted when he signed for us, but then was injured in pre-season and havnt heard from him since, presume he's retired?

Tom was outstanding for us in centre mid and a true gentleman also.
Works for the FAI now afaik.

Bunny Kelly
12/12/2010, 4:06 PM
Brendan Rea
Paul Cashin
John Connolly (always great craic)


Keith Fahey
Tony Sheridan
Brian Murphy

micls
12/12/2010, 5:13 PM
City: Dan Murray, Mick Devine, John O Flynn
Others: Joey Ndo, Paddy McCourt, Digger

Martinho II
12/12/2010, 5:48 PM
Tom was outstanding for us in centre mid and a true gentleman also.
Works for the FAI now afaik.

yeah tom mohan is fai develpment officer in the northeast now
he appeared on the bench in the setanta cup up in the oval and never appeared again for us after gettin a serious injury..

Rossie
13/12/2010, 5:37 PM
town
digger o brien
sean dillion
sean prunty
(others that cud be mentioned are vinny perth, eric lavine, dave mooney)

others
joe ndo
jason byrne
gary twigg