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Aaron
23/02/2007, 8:36 PM
http://www.shelbournefc.ie/news.php?id=575

:eek: :eek: Suppose they needed someone....just as well as its not Shoddy Roddy.
Bomb Landsdowne
23/02/2007, 8:41 PM
So thats why he was in Rimini with the rest of them.
Jamjar
23/02/2007, 9:01 PM
Great club statement..."WE'VE GOT A NEW MANAGER....AND IT'S DERMOT KEELY"....cough mumble mumble "and another chairmans resigned."
Red4Eva
23/02/2007, 9:42 PM
06/12/2006
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Dermot Keely
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sweet!!
pete
23/02/2007, 9:44 PM
I suppose in hindsight Keely is an obvious choice to ride in on his white horse to save Shels...
Soper
23/02/2007, 9:51 PM
He'll probably make his naughty pupils play for Shel$ as punishment
SligoBrewer
23/02/2007, 10:22 PM
06/12/2006
€2.00 To Win - Single Internet 1 Next Shelbourne Manager
Dermot Keely
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sweet!!

:D deadly
TheBoss
23/02/2007, 11:21 PM
Did he not say it was right decision to send Shels down in the paper the other day.
fanatic
24/02/2007, 2:01 AM
i guess then Shel's style of play for the foreseeable will be the long ball !
Ringo
24/02/2007, 6:29 AM
i didn't see that one coming:eek: Thought Dermott wanted to get out of soccer
CollegeTillIDie
24/02/2007, 6:56 AM
Dermot is a good choice. He knows the First Division........ ;)
Raheny Red
24/02/2007, 8:54 AM
Did he not say it was right decision to send Shels down in the paper the other day.

Yeh, it was in the Sun during the week, and he felt it was the right decision to demote. In the same article he did a Roddy by saying he only has feelings for two clubs (i) Home Farm and (ii) Shelbourne. That was a clear come and get me plea.


i guess then Shel's style of play for the foreseeable will be the long ball !

I couldn't care less how we play football now during this mess. I'll be just happy to see Shels play at this stage.


i didn't see that one coming:eek: Thought Dermott wanted to get out of soccer

I think he said he didn't want anything to do with full-time clubs and would leave his options open for a part-time club.


Anyway, the dream lives on of Noel King's Barmy Army :D
BohsPartisan
24/02/2007, 9:06 AM
i didn't see that one coming:eek: Thought Dermott wanted to get out of soccer

Yes. He's going to manage Shels. ;)
Anto McC
24/02/2007, 9:29 AM
i guess then Shel's style of play for the foreseeable will be the long ball !

He played a good style of football when he was with CHF for the part of last season they took part in,did he not?
Dodge
24/02/2007, 9:45 AM
He played a good style of football when he was with CHF for the part of last season they took part in,did he not?
Not the couple of times I seen them play.

Great move by Shels though. Hugely experienced. Has worked with tony budgets before. Outstanding record at practically every club he's been.
Aaron
24/02/2007, 10:45 AM
Not the couple of times I seen them play.

Great move by Shels though. Hugely experienced. Has worked with tony budgets before. Outstanding record at practically every club he's been.


Except us!!!:( 1 win in 3 months in charge!!!:mad:
sonofstan
24/02/2007, 10:46 AM
tony budgets
.

is he the new chairman?
Anto McC
24/02/2007, 10:47 AM
is he the new chairman?

:D :D
Sheridan
24/02/2007, 11:31 AM
06/12/2006
€2.00 To Win - Single Internet 1 Next Shelbourne Manager
Dermot Keely
100 - 1 Pending
Plonked a fiver on at the same odds back in December, just collected. Stupid odds, easy money. :cool:
pete
24/02/2007, 2:47 PM
tony budgets...

Is he the new financial controller at Shels? Maybe hes a cousin of Dublin City Engineer Tim Brick (http://www.dublinporttunnel.ie/about/development/).

:D
monkey magic
24/02/2007, 2:50 PM
Except us!!!:( 1 win in 3 months in charge!!!:mad:

OR US :o BIGGEST waste of money we ever had...

however in saying that, i think heel be ok for shels
LukeO
24/02/2007, 2:56 PM
Great appointment, though I think Keely is bonkers to take it! Though in saying that, he doesn't really have anything to lose. I'd say at the first sign of a bouncing cheque or non-payment of wages to his players, he'll walk and rightly so.

He just can't resist the temptation of football. Every time he leaves a club he says it'll be his last, but he always comes back. Great coup by Shels.


So thats why he was in Rimini with the rest of them.

No, the FAI invited him over. He'll be heading up the new LMAI.
DmanDmythDledge
24/02/2007, 3:27 PM
He played a good style of football when he was with CHF for the part of last season they took part in,did he not?
I can only judge on one match, but they get the ball on the ground.