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Have to disagree with you there. Skilful player, who played well in our opening matches but failed to make an impact after that because the type of stuff we were playing was woeful. Hoofball doesn't suit him, good player when a team tries to play the ball on the groundQuote:
Originally Posted by total hoofball
Obviously the team around him wasn't helping much, but he really didn't impress me. He hardly beat a player all season and his final ball was poor.
I don't know about this though. Haven't seen much of Karl Moore playing, but I know certain players only work at certain clubs.
Look at Shaun Williams, he was completely sh*te at Harps and turned around 2 years later to become league player of the year and get a big money move to England.
Shaun Williams was also top class for DundalkFC in a year that Drogheda thought that they could do without him.Some player for Dundalk that year.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Never realised Williams played for Harps
Dave McAllister was another Drogs couldn't use. He had a great year with Shels, a great year with Pats, and scored a cracker in the Championship last year for Sheffield Utd
He'll do well with Shams so...Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Was on loan with us from Drogs when we were in the Premier last. Scored one cracker of a goal and done nothing of note for the rest of the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Obsessed much? Sligo fans on here are nothing short of an embarrassment to their club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rasputin
Was fairly impressed with Moore anytime I've seen him but I can't see us adding another midfielder without getting rid of one first. Probably Paddy Kavanagh, his days have been numbered for quite a while now.
A great year and a half with Shels :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Don Cowan on trial at Millwall according to a post on the Town forum. He was by all accounts brilliant against Millwall last week and their manager was from what I'm told hugely impressed so wouldn't surprise me.
Wow, that is impressive. I always thought he had it in him to be a LOI Premier Division player, but if he got signed up by a Championship club that would be fantastic.
Great pace on him, has the build and stamina of a sprinter, maybe he's toughened up and extended in the midlands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Yeah he's definitely improved with playing first team football every week. He's terrorised defenders in this league at times. He's only 21 so he's still capable of developing further.
its 100% true as I was in the shopping centre today helpin the club and heard that..Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Plenty of work in the bog down there. Good for the back and arms that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spudulika
I heard at the match last night that Don is goin out on trial for next week!Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
he was very good against us on Saturday. decent player
Yer defenders actually handled him very well I thought but he was a bit isolated up front, when we got the ball to him he was a threat. Cork's no. 6, Morrissey is it?, looks a player.
General consensus is that he was poor on Saturday, but he's definitely a superstar in the making. Won't be too long before he's back cross-channel imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Just thought he had a touch of class about him that caught the eye. Hadn't seen him before I don't think.