Hoepfully it's true but according to our assistant manager in today's paper, no offer has been received for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by D.U.F.C Daire
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Hoepfully it's true but according to our assistant manager in today's paper, no offer has been received for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by D.U.F.C Daire
Huh??Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Money for the club,Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
Getting rid of player who doesn't want to be here,
Plus he hasn't done great this season.
Sligoman isn't faz's number one fan!Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
Among the other reasons I've stated;).Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovers fan
i don't blame him.he dose not want to be here.i saw it after 5 mins against finn harps in the friendly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovers fan
Paddy McCourt in Glasgow today for talks with Celtic. By all accounts ( Radio foyle) it's a far better deal for Derry City...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foot...sh/7462901.stm
Heard that myself money plus a friendly would be good. the friendly would probably generate more than the fee itselfQuote:
Originally Posted by headtheball
DCFC could possibly put in the deal for first refusal for any players coming home to this island. I'm sure Celtic have quite a few players from here.
Intersting stuff re Mc Court ! If he becomes a Celtic player it will make his Northern Ireland call up a dead cert then wont it :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by headtheball
The Mccourt WBA deal is off.
http://www.wba.premiumtv.co.uk/page/...330938,00.html
The deal with Celtic is undertood to include 2 friendly's with full 1st team squad guarenteed for both games and a gala dinner. Excellent money making events for our coffers.
Klye Lafferty wouldn't have been dropped if he had've signedQuote:
Originally Posted by ndrog
Is there still a fee involvedQuote:
Originally Posted by headtheball
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Originally Posted by Dodge
Good point but there is a difference in being called up and being dropped .
McCourt was being looked at by Derry but Celtic won't be bidding....good source!!:rolleyes:
what are you on about? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by ndrog
Glasgow's Evening Times: "Celtic's offer of £150,000 will rise to £250,000 depending on his success in Glasgow."
Does Strachan see McCourt as a replacement for McGeady i wonder?
Not a very good source!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoons
good move for mccourt.. that was kept very quiet by celtic... interestin to see how he does???