He was poor in his spell with us last season and his attitude was apparently not great but he could just have been one of many who suffered under Cousins. He did well in his first spell with us as a 17 year old in the First Division.
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He was poor in his spell with us last season and his attitude was apparently not great but he could just have been one of many who suffered under Cousins. He did well in his first spell with us as a 17 year old in the First Division.
I might have agreed with the cousins thing a while ago but released by Bournemouth and then by Newport County, the worst team in the EFL doesn't do much to disprove his attitude problem. And to be fair, he couldn't get into the worst Longford Town team in history, im sorry but pats want their heads examined if they sign him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Seriously? I can't imagine anyone would commute daily that length of journey, Dub to Cork, surely he lived down there at least most of the week?Quote:
Originally Posted by **FrOsTy**
The McCourt link to Dundalk appears to have gone cold, as does the one on Dave Mooney. SK appears to be happy to go with McMillan and Kilduff again, both vying for the one spot. I think we need a 3rd striker for better options, but I`m not the manager!
Sure wasn't Postman Dave Rodger's doing that when he was with us? He then shortened the commute a bit by joining limerick.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Browne is from Waterford so I presume he's lived there while commuting to Cork.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Not quite. McCourt is in Dundalk today, apparently.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
McCourt is doing pre season with Dundalk and depending on how his fitness is he may be signed.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
He's not good enough to play professionally in England in my opinion but I think he's potentially better than he showed with us last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
The Dundalk Democrat have claimed that is not trueQuote:
Originally Posted by Yossarian
I'd agree. There was plenty of ability in him as a 17 year old. He found himself back where he had started last year, it might not make for an ecstatic 20 year old knowing the dream isn't panning out as planned. But that in itself is attitude related as well i suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Was he really that good for us in 2013 tho? 22 appearances, 7 goals. Never really started games. Hardly Messi like form or anything. Did we just get a bit carried away? Did sully make him look a much better player?
I dont think so to be honest in regards to Sully. Sully didnt have the best of seasons with us last year even though he was top scorer. the more I think of it I think everyone got carried away with him all together. I didnt even know that he had left Newport Co at all. Maybe in 2013 Sully carried him over with him as that was his best ever season with us.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
I dont think so to be honest in regards to Sully. Sully didnt have the best of seasons with us last year even though he was top scorer. the more I think of it I think everyone got carried away with him all together. I didnt even know that he had left Newport Co at all. Maybe in 2013 Sully carried him over with him as that was his best ever season with us.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
He was 17 in fairness. And Bournemouth saw enough in him to give us 50 or 60k for him which was nice of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Hmm.Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C3DE-UKWQAUMY8v.jpg
Jesus I know Alan Keane done well for Dundalk last season but bringing Ollie Cahill and Stephen McGuiness out of retirement might be a bit of a stretch
Ollie Cahill is only on trial, but 'Unfinished Business' McGuinness will be a direct replacement for Horgan.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
The word is that Cork are now set to concede the title and withdraw to the Munster Senior League
https://mobile.twitter.com/corkcityf...77800497684480
Can't say I know much about him.. wexford fans?
Excellent prospect. Left Back. Played very well in the year we won the 1st Division at age of 19. Really nice lad and a dedicated footballer, gives everything in training and matches. Physically tall & strong. Not making the squad at BurtonQuote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
https://www.thesun.ie/sport/491744/c...27-_-789462905
Kenny Browne to Waterford rumour won't go away, I see it unlikely been honest but we will see.
Waterford also strongly linked with David McDaid from Cliftonville
He played for Cork in a friendly the other night. Hard to know what will happen but if he was likely to leave would Caufield have started him? Heard we had enquired about him as well a few months ago when word was going around he was thinking of moving.
He played in a competitive game against St. Marys in the MSC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Would you really rate that competition pre season as competitive El P? Just like the LSC, I would see that as nothing more than one more pre season friendly in the build up to the league kick off.
Anyway, how did he do in the game?
Its a pre season warm up, but it is definitively a competitive game. We can't play triallists in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Ah yes, I see that point now re trial players, fair enough.
Rumours in Oriel that Paddy McCourt has signed and that a fee is agreed with Celtic for Duffy.
https://mobile.twitter.com/CorkCityF...511873/photo/1
The much sought after Trialist A starting for us today against Waterford
His younger brother is on the bench too
https://twitter.com/CorkCityFC/statu...58697052372992
I was hoping this would happen
The Munster Senior League title is theirs to lose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Could be in doubt now, Maguire had to stretchered off against WaterfordQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Chris Turner seems overawed by the dizzy heights at Cowdenbeath who sit bottom of Scottish League 2 and is now looking to return to LoI.
Where is Sean Connor when you really need him?
https://buzz.ie/former-hoops-star-targets-loi-return/
JailQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
https://www.thesun.ie/news/485210/ex...or-six-months/
Seannie in jail?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
Not yet:
https://www.thesun.ie/news/485210/ex...or-six-months/Quote:
Judge Kelly fined Connor, of Fiannon, Killybegs, €550, sentenced him to jail for six months, and imposed a six-year driving ban.
He was freed on bail for an appeal to a higher court.
Football genius available...
https://buzz.ie/exclusive-ex-celtic-...ireland-hopes/Quote:
Paddy McCourt is eyeing up a return to the SSE Airtricity Premier Division – but it won’t be with champions Dundalk.
Off topic, whats the capacity of your ground.
Hearing alot of Dundalk fans, are making Limerick there main away game so expect plenty of buses from town plus the usual 100 odd who go every week
Capacity is around 3,500 I think. It can accommodate more if needs be but they would keep it around that. The away stand holds approx 300 and then there is standing either side of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
It was limited to 4500 for the Pats final and there was loads of room.
Going by the that game there was probably 6-7 thousand at the playoff against harps. And nobody died.
In short, there'll be no fear of ye.
Or what jof said, whatever.
Nuked the silly stuff, no need for it and just looking for a reaction.