Eamon Zayed has left Iranian side Persepolis.
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Eamon Zayed has left Iranian side Persepolis.
Was it an awards dinner you were at or an Alfred Hitchcock film?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Can't see him coming back to the LoI. Afaik, he earned more in a month at Persepolis than he did in as year at the Brandy.Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
He had a trial a while in Brunei as well. I'd say he'd have a few options in Asia yet.
its 60 working days. Which is funny, cos Waterford think its 60 days and apparently only offered their deal to young Seani Maguire 60 days and not 60 working days in advance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
has to be sent by registered post too I think as well.
Its funny cos they made a similar mistake last year with Kevin Burns.
Yeah it sounds very mysterious I know but nothing was said outright, and as you can tell from the time of the post it was a late one! Just from a few different conversations I had and a few things the chairman said it seems there'll be a new money man on the scene. Well he's not new to the club but he's apparently getting more involved. He's a seriously wealthy individual.Quote:
Originally Posted by dong
Who? Or are you allowed to say?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Well, was Munnely ever technically a director before? from what I've heard during last season, he has been looking to up his involvement quite a lot.
Regardless of who it is anyway sounds like the future looks alright, just need to hope Tony gets to grips with the virtues of any tactic other than play lads out of position and hoof to them.
Wow that sounds like a serious **** up there.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
I take it cork are making a move?
No he was never a director. Your sources would appear to be correct but like I said nothing was confirmed outright so we'll have to see what happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
I'd be surprised if hes playing in the LOI next year, even more surprised if hes in Cork.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Don't worry K2W, Athlone fell for that one, Longford escaped the last time :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Keen2win
Are we talking Limerick wealthy or what ?:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Yeah would be surprised also. Don't see any harm in him getting a bit of premier experience before heading over either. Especially if he is going to be playing reserves over in England.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
Nah, just Sheikh Mansour wealthy. In all seriousness though I believe he's a multi millionaire. Now that's not to say he'd be throwing extraordinary amounts in but by the sounds of things there will be a few quid extra to spend.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Harps board and Chairman putting pressure on the management team to deliver next year. All at Harps are pushing for a serious shot at promotion. Pre-season training in swing already, strength and conditioning coaching with the same lads who worked on the Donegal GAA team this season.
Peter Hutton looking forward to next season and hopes to add 2 or 3 strong players to the squad sooner rather than later.
All the players seem well up for it and confidence in the camp is high. Kevin McHugh also says he has a few years left in him yet.
Also if reports are true, Harps could be set for a little cash injection with an impending move to England for Stephen McLaughlin which would help greatly with squad strengthening.
Stephen Kenny and a few Derry lads also got their fair share of stick last night at the Kevin McHugh testimonial dinner.
Spill the beans! From the noises emanating from Athlone, Longford and Harps, it sounds like the First Division is going to be pretty competitive next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Stephen Kenny and a few Derry lads also got their fair share of stick last night at the Kevin McHugh testimonial dinner.[/QUOTE]
How can any Harps fan give stick to Kenny and Derry City players with Harps lack of success since 1985, & especially their record against DCFC. Thought it would be the other way around :o
How can any Harps fan give stick to Kenny and Derry City players with Harps lack of success since 1985, & especially their record against DCFC. Thought it would be the other way around :o[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
You mean the old extinct Derry that no longer exists? Oh right.
Few of the lads gave him stick for losing money on bets placed on Shamrock Rovers and such things. And generally just for being a Derry manager.
By the sounds of things, the First Division could be very competitive indeed this season.
Kenny doesn't miss a trick, trying to convince one of our lads to leave the club ha. Lucky our lad is well up for staying at Harps.
Got to admit, top man and he's football through and through, really hope it works out for him at Dundalk.
Best moment of the night was a very drunken Harps fan giving him serious stick for costing him a bomb over the season with Rovers letting him down on a load of accumulators.
Who else from Derry was there out of curiosity?
Ruaidhiri Higgins and Mark Farren were there. Not sure who else, if any.
Barry McNamee is off to Nottingham on trial.
Heard the news about McNamee from someone in America over the weekend. I was impressed with him in the cup final and hope it goes well for him.
The Sherrif finally caught himQuote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
whats Ciaran Nangle like, UCD fans? Has signed for Bohs...
http://www.prldigital.com/blog/?p=279
Any derry fans know anything about this player? Has he played in the league of ireland? Read that he has made the last 11 of this contract competitionQuote:
And James McClean of Premier League outfit Sunderland is backing his former Derry City team-mate Rory Kelly to go far in the competition.
In the absence of any UCD fans.... I can say that anytime I saw him I reckoned he was a decent left back. Played under age with Bohs , so he`s coming home!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Oh yeah. He's ok. Solid if not spectacular. Not the worst left-back I've ever seen for us. (That'd be Enda Stevens, bizarrely...!)
Until he went off McNamee was the MOTM in the cup final was very very impressed with him no wonder he got himself a trial best of luck to him.
He's a goalkeeper from Donegal. Played for us this season before he went back over to college in Liverpool. Nothing special tbh. He does some articles for extratime.ie as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by LOI11
thanks Stuart.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Also rumoured to have Chris Lyons signed...any thoughts?
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Originally Posted by SkStu
some average signings there
Paul Crowley released by Drogheda United.
Fine by me!Quote:
Originally Posted by noddy102
Actually, its quite refreshing to be signing average players and not relying on finishing first to lose millions - instead we're relying on finishing mid-table to break even! Pretty good stuff.
We sold Touchy Feely to Charlton and are getting apparently 50k plus add ons for him which is a good bit of business for us. Not a bad business model in fact. UCD had the right approach all this time.
I was away most of this season, so don't really know much about Lyons. Did well on his debut up in Derry last season - should have scored very soon after he came on - and did score on his home debut I think. Since then, not a huge amount afaik.
Slightly concerned we're losing players to the likes of Bohs - granted, Aaron and Terry there helps lures players, I'm sure - but there's presumably always another batch of new players that other clubs are ignoring.
I wouldn`t be too perturbed id I was a UCD fan, some really good young players just waiting for their chance, I am told.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Surprised that no move made for Mc Millan, looks like a natural goalscorer.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/gossip/
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est Ham are poised to sign young Irish striker Sean Maguire, 18, after he impressed on trial.
Original report here, not that it says much really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillonman
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz2DT5ot98R
He's not really. He's strong and works hard but everything has to be to his feet. most teams in this league play the ball ahead of strikers and he appears unwilling/unable to do this. Slows everything down when it comes to him. Has a terrific shot thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Had a great laugh atQuote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
"watch his genius"