I wonder who in the league has the highest qualifications or do they all leave school early to focus on football.
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I wonder who in the league has the highest qualifications or do they all leave school early to focus on football.
It would be an ex (or current)-UCD player I'd imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by new blue
Your imagination is running away with you:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
seamus coleman id say ;)
Slightly off the topic but former Leeds and Bradford (did he play for Wigan too?) defender David Weatherall has a first class honours degree in chemistry.
Jesus,you'd think it was the off season with all these stupid threads.
Clive Delaney is has a B Comm, a masters in accountancy and is a qualified chartered accountant. Don't think you can really get much more qualified than that, although I'm sure there's plenty of players with similar qualifications.
Unless there's someone knocking around with a PhD. I think McWalter has an MA in Geography. Someone told me he was doing one a while back.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Neil Horgan has finished his barr exams i think, so can now practice law.
Dr. Socrates.
Off topic here too, but hasn't Van Nistelrooy got a degree in accountancy.
He always looked like a boring sod.
Agreed 100%, if I wasn't a mod new blue would be on my ignore list.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Oh and look at stu saying you can't get more qualified than a chartered accountant, wonder what area you work in? :rolleyes:
Yes as they have the highest degrees around, Jason Sherlock it is then.....:pQuote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
kdjac
Well super hoop Tadgh Purcell got his degree from UCD recently in Botany
Also who is the Cork player with a law background?
Johnny McDonnell always came across as an educated kind of guy
Eamonn Zayed and Aidan O'Keefe both either have, or are heading towards, Law degrees, I think.
Yeah i read OKeefe saying that if he wasnt a footballer he would be a solicitor
O'Keefe was a trainee solicitor when he played with us. Dunno if he's gone full time
Is he not a full time player at Drogs? If so I doubt he is a full time time solicitorQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
alan murphy has stayed part-time with us as he's a ''home loan exectutive'' with EBS!
thats why he left Derry wanted to make use of the Degree he got!
Isnt Alan Matthews a manager with First Active?
Dont know where though
And Dermot Keely is a teacher of course so he has a bit of a edumacation also