What's the story with him, are you lads expecting to see him in action before the season is out?
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What's the story with him, are you lads expecting to see him in action before the season is out?
Afraid not- he made a return to action in a friendly with Stute (and scored), but broke his ankle for the 4th time in 2 years in that game.
He is to have a pin inserted to cure the problem permanently and will hopefully feature in a premier campaign next season.
Cripes, that's some seriously bad luck. Fingers crossed he makes a full recovery.
Word is, he's expected to be available for pre-season training. Fingers crossed, he's a great talent (or def was anyway), his record for Harps is terrific on the other hand, he has scored in every game he played in.
I know this doesn't go here but,Good luck getting promoted I want to see ye back where ye belong
Cheers! Hopefully a wee trip to terryland next season! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Con-Con
forget it i'd say,rams all the way...:D
Not over yet mo chara :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by gaffer33
Ye weren't sayin that last week. Ye thought ye had two hands on then the trophy:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
I never said that, I always included Cobh in all topics relating to winning the league ie, setanta play-off, holding our own in the prem etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
Yes we did believe we could win the league, as ye do now. Both still have a massive game each left though.
You're right Sam.. it's all to play for.... Dundalk are sitting nicely for the play off, players rested physically and mentally.Which ever team fails to win the title on Saturday will have to pick themselves up really quickly for the play-off.
Hopefully it will be Harps V Dundalk and Harps win and then go on to beat Waterford because without a shadow of a doubt Rams and Harps are quality sides that play soccer as it should be.
Lads whatever happens happens so may the best team win. Both Harps and Rams have had fantastic seasons so we all have somethin to be proud of.