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After that it was on to Turners Cross and Cork City, where Reynolds became a real crowd favourite. “Again my reasons for moving from Longford to Cork City were simple. They were a better team than Longford and Cork was much closer to travel to. To be honest I really enjoyed my time at Cork City and looking back I should never have left there to go to Shamrock Rovers, but then again hindsight is a great thing.
INTELLAGENCE is also a good thing, Reynolds, you ****!
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Originally Posted by piratemousey
doesn't make him any less of a cu*t. he's just afraid of the grief he's gonna get at the cross.now that he's the manager he can't run away after the match like he did last season. chicken**** deise scumbag
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Originally Posted by Pirate Mousey
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Originally Posted by TommyT
Agreed, a classic.
We are an Alan Reynolds short at the moment...if we had him this season we would be a lot stronger challengers...when he left us it was one of the most stupid football decisions i have seen a guy make..not sure private reasons but obviously for an extra 6 euro...Willie Bruton turned City down last season..bet he had a few sleepless nights also...football is a funny old game.. :D