Gone back home to Romania, apparently.
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Gone back home to Romania, apparently.
A legend. His 10 minutes in Drogheda was superb - skilful on the ball but not just physically strong enough
i thought this guy showed promise
He looked a bit raw
infact at times he looked like he had never played in a team set up before:p
but he was strong on the ball i thought
his fitness wasnt up to scratch
he was quite good in the air also
Can't believe I missed him scoring in that game. It's a shame he never got going- could have done very well here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angus
Dang.
Bump.
There's a B Oprea knocking the goals in in the Romanian Division Three for a team called Branesti - could it be the one and the same? Oprea seems a reasonably common surname though.
Yes, it is him, he joined them in August 2007 after his release.
How do you know that?!
Also, given your predeliction for things like that, do you know how many appearances Seán Finn made for Waterford and Dundalk?
Good sources :D
Dundalk - 28(League)+2(FAI Cup)+1(League Cup) - 3 Goals
Waterford - 17(League)+ 0(FAI Cup)+1(League Cup) - 1 Goal
No chance of you knowing his games and appearances for Carolina Dynamo, Atlanta Silverbacks or Uprising Future Stars, I assume? :)
Atlanta Silverbacks (A-League Only):
2001 - 24 Apps, 4 Goals,
2002 - 1 App, 0 Goals
Can not find Carolina Dynamo, but will have a look at other sources.
Ah for feck sake!
Incidentally, the reason for the questions is a new column I'm doing in the match programme on players who've played for UCD and our opponents. Put a stats box in the first one last month, and now consider that a tradition. So I may be back. :)
Sean Finn is all well and good, but surely you can't overlook the great Robbie Griffin and his legendary capacity for concussion??? :D