Thats a little peculiar. Their loan registrations would have run to the July transfer window - although obviously there is nothing to say that they can't return to their parent clubs earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
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Thats a little peculiar. Their loan registrations would have run to the July transfer window - although obviously there is nothing to say that they can't return to their parent clubs earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
Tommy McMonagle has left Harps, citing a lack of game time as his reason.
Both were on loan till June, but were recalled early following the conclusion of Swindons season which resulted in relegation. I'd say it's a case Smith was recalled as Swindon want to tie him down to a new deal as his current one ends in June, along with giving him a rest period until the start of preseason. Whereas Jake Evans only played 2/3 games competively so they wanted to just bring him back as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Think the squad size is 22 now and there's four players out for an unknown time, with three of the 22, U19 players on senior deals and three are also keepers (first choice keeper is injured). Leaves us with a paper thin squad. Expect to see quite a bit of activity when the window opens.
whats situation with Alan Reynolds as hes not on the bench any more? there was a piece on him in the sun during the week with Pat Fenlon!Quote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
It's something to do with his job with the FAI. He can't be in the dugout I've heard but can do all his manager duties besides that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Thanks for that - although I am none the wiserQuote:
Originally Posted by sulywaterfordfc
All loan registrations must be to the transfer window in July. (Of course clubs could agree to have an earlier termination date, but the player could not play again for the parent club 'till then. Obviously a moot point when Swindon's season is finished).
Smith's loan would not need to terminated for him to agree and sign a new contract with Swindon. Giving him a rest period would be a little more plausible, although it is over 3 months to the start of their season!
If Swindon want Jake Evans to play some competitive games, Waterford gives more possibilities than being on a beach in Bognor for the summer
The reasons for them being recalled are probably fairly straight-forward and uncontroversial - but I doubt they are what you suggest
Yea just not good enough :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Cork City OUT: Christian Nanetti
Never really made much of an impression.Quote:
Originally Posted by sidewayspasser
Long way down the pecking order so asked to be released.
Looks he'll be heading for Mountjoy F.C. in his next move.Quote:
Originally Posted by total hoofball
http://www.irishexaminer.com/breakin...ul-789646.html
Not much chance of him being released now.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
He's fast and can do ok when the game is wide open. Bit of a crowd pleaser at times. Going forward he's fine but unfortunately he can't track back, can't mark and doesn't know to help his full back.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattB11
He'll do well so & you can't have everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by redobit
Open the gate :onthego:
http://www.donegalsporthub.com/fresh...ent-departure/
Pretty devastating blow for Harps to be losing Michael Funston at the mid-season break. He was excellent against Pats on Monday night.
He's rumoured to be dropping to Ulster Senior League.
A lot of players jumping from Harps the last few months. Is there mad money in the USL or are they just sick of Ollie telling them they must be crap if they're working with a hack like himself?
I'd play for Ollie for nothing if i was good enough :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DAiMzK3WAAI8b8s.jpg:large
In Funston's case it's work and family commitments mean he can't put the time in any more. The other player to go was McMonagle. Don't think either were related to USL money or anything. The latter was frustrated due to lack of game time just.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Edit: in both cases it seems new babies are a factor. I can well relate to that, even the few wee bits I do for FHFC are way harder this season with a new arrival in the house. The idea of trying to play premier division football, and have a job in the same situation boggles the mind.
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Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
I'd play for Ollie too, if I was bad ass enough
The Harps players considering they wouldn't be on big bucks have to give up a lot of time and miss a lot of work days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
its a huge commitment that is admirable, you can't blame the players when they have to make a call.
Let's keep 2017 transfers here, some were still using a 2016 thread. Rumours to go in this thread: http://foot.ie/threads/217236-Transf...rs-2017-Season