Baraclough gone

[jinxy lilywhite]

It wouldn't be noticed in Dublin due to the size and not everyone would be familiar with loi. I can only speak from a dfc perspective but it must feel like living in a goldfish bowl for the lads who live in town. Under king Kenny I must say there is little or no rumours but under smc and especially blackie Connors rumours were rife of players boozing or if someone saw them on the street they would assume they would be out on the ****.

[avvenalaf]

[QUOTE=avvenalaf;1761420]Where the F does this notion come from?[/QUOTE

Comes from a lad who was playing pre season with them who left because of it.
Ever wonder why players who Sligo have signed in the past two years disimproved after going there?

I presume he is now setting the world alight at some club full of pioneers?

[Dalymountrower]

Playing football as far as I know with a club that wont put up with post training drinkimg sessions.So that should narrow it down.

[avvenalaf]

Oh, playing GAA with Dublin?

[Mr A]

Somebody isn't impressed by this decision: http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/league-of-ireland/ian-baraclough-a-sligo-giant-brought-low-by-pygmies-30391774.html

No byline on it.

"The decision to get rid of Ian Baraclough, the most successful manager in the club's history, is one of such mind-boggling imbecility and ignorance it beggars belief."

[Charlie Darwin]

Somebody isn't impressed by this decision: http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/league-of-ireland/ian-baraclough-a-sligo-giant-brought-low-by-pygmies-30391774.html

No byline on it.

"The decision to get rid of Ian Baraclough, the most successful manager in the club's history, is one of such mind-boggling imbecility and ignorance it beggars belief."
Pretty sure it's Eamonn Sweeney. Somebody who got the print edition should be able to confirm. Awful melodramatic nonsense.

[pateen]

Somebody isn't impressed by this decision: http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/league-of-ireland/ian-baraclough-a-sligo-giant-brought-low-by-pygmies-30391774.html

No byline on it.

"The decision to get rid of Ian Baraclough, the most successful manager in the club's history, is one of such mind-boggling imbecility and ignorance it beggars belief."

A bit over the top

[Mr A]

It's always weird when people get more attached to individuals than the club itself. Happens a lot though!

[mcgonigle]

It's always weird when people get more attached to individuals than the club itself. Happens a lot though!

We had the same thing when the club didn't renew John Gills contract after he got us up

[Martinho II]

Pretty sure it's Eamonn Sweeney. Somebody who got the print edition should be able to confirm. Awful melodramatic nonsense.

yep lads it was in Eamonn's column!

[avvenalaf]

Eamonn well wide of the mark there. Which, tbf, is unusual for him.

[Dodge]

Eamonn well wide of the mark there. Which, tbf, is unusual for him.
Disagree, he's always good for a bit of melodrama

Cawley being spot on about it on Soccer Republic was the real shock

[dong]

Disagree, he's always good for a bit of melodrama

Cawley being spot on about it on Soccer Republic was the real shock

Please don't make me watch it?
What pearls did The Sage Cawley come out with this time?

[avvenalaf]

Sorry to say, dong, for once, Cawley right on the money.

[Mr A]

Law of averages I guess.

[Nah Nah Nah Nah]

Please don't make me watch it?
What pearls did The Sage Cawley come out with this time?

Said his signings weren't up to it, performances not good enough and that he didn't think he'd be able to turn it around so if you agree with all of that then he was spot on