Ken Oman,Lee Lynch,Connor McCormack signed for the saints.
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Ken Oman,Lee Lynch,Connor McCormack signed for the saints.
I think it's the other way around. I heard Kilduff won't play under Croly.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Isn't it just a case that Kilduffs chances were limited last year with Rovers and now he wants a move rather than risk another few months on the bench?
Kalen Spillane and Paul O'Conor have been linked with Sligo.
Spillane's a talented young fella, and we had high hopes for him, but the rumours are that his attitude is a problem. If a manager could sort that out though he has a big future.Quote:
Originally Posted by poster
O'Conor would be a big downgrade from Lee Lynch.Quote:
Originally Posted by poster
He'll get his attitude sorted out pretty sharp if he comes to The Showgrounds. Ask Mark Quigley.
There was nothing wrong with Quigley's attitude in Oriel Park before going to Sligo, and he played his best football then too.Quote:
Originally Posted by avvenalaf
Be quiet and listen to your betters. Nobody could possibly be better at Dundalk than they are at glorious Sligo. These lads came third in the league, for god's sake. Dundalk can't compete with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Well actually, they won the league with Quigley. And Dundalk won, exactly what, with him?. Anyway, Paul O'Connor and Raf Cretero both signed today.
Oops - Charlie's making funny jokes about teams' league positions.
I was standing up for Dundalk actually. God knows why, they seem to think they have a rivalry with us for some reason.
I can't claim any expertise on the loves or hates of Dundalk fans - there's one or two on here who miss few opportunities to launch a bit of bile in our direction and I've no idea what gets them so exercised about us. Most Rovers fans I've heard express an opinion have always had a lot of time for Dundalk and would have been happy to see them win the league.
That was my thinking on yourselves and us in 2009..Quote:
Originally Posted by Fivesilver
Getting nostalgic, eh?
We'll have to see on that one. Rovers fans had high hopes for Lynch. This season he started well but hasn't pushed on what so ever. He may be a talented player but can frustrate the hell out of ya ... he ended up running round in circles for a lot of games and hardly made a challenge all season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Acer
Yeah I was a big fan of Lee Lynch in 2012 season and he started well this year. But he definitely lost form in the last two thirds of the season and the manager then seemed to lose patience with him and did not give him as much game time. I think his loss of form coincided with his lay up with a hamstring injury picked up against Limerick in May. I would have liked to have given him a chance again next season but the manager seems to have an idea of what he wants for the forthcoming season so I hope he gets it right. Hard to say how Lee will go from here but he is still very young and has still time to prove himself .... a little like John Russell.
Ye could be right. I'm basing my opinion on Lee on the time he played for us (voted our player of the year) and the few games against us since then. The time he was with us, I felt there was no doubt that he was a step above the LOI. It will be interesting to see how he gets on at Pats.Quote:
Originally Posted by redobit
My opinion on O'Conor is based on the 2013 season and for me he's not good enough for a team that wants to win the league. He won't tackle, has an awful pass completion rate and was a passenger for the majority of games. He may nick the odd goal now and then though.
Sounds alright to me so :D Hopefully we can keep Russell and he doesn't bugger off to Tallaght like Conor Kenna. Good replacement for Kenna (Not sure Oman is that player) and we'll be laughing. Pity about Forrestor, but Kavanagh did well when he came back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rover'n'out
If Oman stays fit he'll be terrific for you. He was monumental the season we got to the Europa.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyD