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Mental Mickey is available.... anyone interested?
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Mental Mickey is available.... anyone interested?
Who? .Quote:
Originally Posted by Graemerz
We played Portadown in a friendly a couple of years ago and in front a crowd of about 100 (30 Pats fans) he lost it. The ref told the Portadown manager to take him off, and as he was going off he gave us the finger. We just laughed...
Wasn't he training with Bohs last year?
:D...
In January, would be an interesting signing for anyone willing to take the chance.
A great player, bad attitude and could be a new player in the LOI
Didn't he tickle Sean Connors fancy?
Maybe a few years ago. Too late for him now. Wouldn't have the professionalism or temperament to cut it in the LoI.
Him and Alan Reynolds in the middle of the park in the first division next season would be beautiful :D - we would bully our way to the premier.
Is he related to Roddy?
He's definately good enough, but as you say his temperament might hold him back. But maybe a new start and all that might bring a 2nd lease of life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
I think he's past his best. I hope he goes to The Oval. There'll be fireworks if that was to happen. ;)
Nah, you're getting mixed with the other scum bag - Steve ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddyfield
Sorry to see him go, but he's become a total liability. As has Sir Ronnie.
I thought he was a handy enough player when I saw him for Portadown, he's just a nutcase.
George O'Callaghan was a great player with a bad attitude and he won the POTY. So it's not always a bad thing....Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Bruce
However, Collins is actually a bit mental, whereas O'Callaghan was just full of himself and O'Callaghan's a way better player.