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Agree totally with that statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoop4life
Now I'm presuming you've seen McGlynn play maybe once this season and you've nailed it, Stephen Kenny has seen every game, yet he persists in taking McGlynn out of his best position.
Best Team: Shamrock Rovers
Surprise package: Galway United.
Best Player: Stephen Rice
Best Young Player: Jay O Shea
Best Signing: Gary Twigg
Best Manager: Michael O Neill
Best Game: Rovers 2-1 Bohs
Worst Team: Bray Wanderers
Underarchivers: St Pats
Most Overated Player: Glen Crowe
Worst Signing: Joseph Ndo
Worst Manager: Jeff Kenna
Worst Game: Rovers 1-1 Drogheda(cup game)
Not at all what I'd expect from a Rovers fan...Quote:
Originally Posted by 4 in a row
yes just the once and he looked a class above the rest when in the middle of the pitch. game changed in the second half when he was out wide.Quote:
Originally Posted by Krstic
is he that good or did i see him on a good day??
You also left outQuote:
Originally Posted by 4 in a row
Best fans
Best stand
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Worst Team: Bray Wanderers
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They beat you 1-0 in South Dublin County Council`s Stadium and drew with you in Bray, what other games have you seen them play in.?
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Is this the first sign of Wicklow foothill rivalry?
In my opinion as a central midfielder he's amongst the best in the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoop4life
As a wide player he's too slow and at times hesitant.
I think Kenny feels he's too light weight for the middle.