View Full Version : Kevin Grogan
BrayUnknowns
18/07/2006, 10:13 AM
Just found this (http://indigo.ie/~bvr/Kevin1.htm) article, very good read. Jesus i feel so sorry for the bloke. I remember hearing Ryan Giggs saying that he was the most skillful young player he had ever seen......
Dodge
18/07/2006, 10:17 AM
Can you tidy up that link
Apparently he;s got the all clear and training with pats.
BrayUnknowns
18/07/2006, 10:20 AM
Done.....
If he can stay injury free and get 100% fit then you will have the best player in the league, but i fear for him ! he was with us after being told he had the all clear again, BUT, the injury's started creaping in and after a few months he was constently out.
LeixlipRed
18/07/2006, 12:09 PM
I had a similar injury and still haven't recovered properly 5 years after first feeling the pain in my groin. So I can empathise with the lad. Hope he makes it back
pineapple stu
18/07/2006, 12:41 PM
I fear for him! He was with us after being told he had the all clear again, BUT, the injuries started creeping in and after a few months he was constently out.
Same with us. Same with Millwall, whom he joined after leaving us. Would imagine the same will happen with Pat's (he was training with them before I think, between leaving us and joining Millwall). Great player but plagued with injuries. Certainly a loss to the league.
The Stars
18/07/2006, 1:11 PM
terrible story for the young fella but he seemed to take it very well and didnt fell sorry for hmself.
It is common for 16 year olds to have trouble witht their knees.
It happened me aswell and had to take about a year off to rest them.
it payed off but he was obvisouly at a much higher level than me.
Wish him all the best on his road to recovery.
John83
18/07/2006, 2:51 PM
Alex Ferguson appeared at the top of the stairs and roared: "Grogan, get up here."
When I got into his office and closed the door he took a Machete out of his draw, caught me in a headlock and put the knife to my throat. "I'm the boss," he said.
That was some introduction, but, once those pleasantries were finished, he sat me down and told me how well I had done over the week.
He told me to keep my feet on the ground and said that if I kept improving that they would be keen to sign me when I turned 16.
When I was leaving his office he called me back and asked me who I supported. I turned around and, without thinking, said "Liverpool". Out came the Machete again and, with a wry smile, he repeated the question and added: "You are one of us now son."
Jaysus.
from todays metro
19/07/2006
MCDONNELL TO GIVE FIT AGAIN GROGAN A CHANCE
Pat’s boss John McDonnell hopes to sign ex-Irish youth start Kevin Grogan this week.
McDonnell unveiled new signings Keith Fahey and ex-Leeds United midfielder Brenton Leister yesterday, with Fahey likely to start against Longford Town tonight.
Former Manchester United trainee Grogan has been told he can resume playing following a career-threatening pelvic problem.
‘If Kevin can prove his fitness we’ll sign him until the end of the season,’ McDonnell said.
Paul Keegan is likely to miss out with a hamstring strain so Chris Armstrong could make his first start of the season.
Longford have an injury crises with defenders Kevin Doherty (calf) and Stephen Paisley (hamstring) joining Shay Kelly and Dave Mooney on the treatment table.
Raheny Red
19/07/2006, 11:07 AM
Alex Ferguson appeared at the top of the stairs and roared: "Grogan, get up here."
When I got into his office and closed the door he took a Machete out of his draw, caught me in a headlock and put the knife to my throat. "I'm the boss," he said.
That was some introduction, but, once those pleasantries were finished, he sat me down and told me how well I had done over the week.
He told me to keep my feet on the ground and said that if I kept improving that they would be keen to sign me when I turned 16.
When I was leaving his office he called me back and asked me who I supported. I turned around and, without thinking, said "Liverpool". Out came the Machete again and, with a wry smile, he repeated the question and added: "You are one of us now son."
I reckon Fergie should take Quinns place and try to get the barstoolers away from the premier**** with Machete :p
Schumi
19/07/2006, 3:04 PM
Best of luck to Kevin. A really talented player and a nice guy too.
CollegeTillIDie
19/07/2006, 10:52 PM
Best of luck to Kevin. A really talented player and a nice guy too.
I could only agree more with you if I had posted it first :D
Dodge
23/07/2006, 12:32 PM
http://www.rte.ie/sport/2006/0723/bray.html
Signed by Pats. Heard its a pay as you play deal. Lad deserves abreak and you'd have to be a **** not to wish him well
Stevo Da Gull
23/07/2006, 1:09 PM
Fantastic player and a good chap. Hopefully for him he can keep fit, if he does then watch out!
Good luck Kevin (just not against us) !
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