Ex-Longford keeper Stephen "Digger" O'Brien was a very popular figure down on Leeside for his dancing moves and good banter, shame he never played for us! Good keeper he was, especially for his size.
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Ex-Longford keeper Stephen "Digger" O'Brien was a very popular figure down on Leeside for his dancing moves and good banter, shame he never played for us! Good keeper he was, especially for his size.
Mickey Collins :o I wouldn't have crossed Mickey Collins. Namesake Roddy. Top of the list. Absolute tool universally hated. We've all had a boss like him. I've had two. One I saw off, the other I left.
I actually think Joey Ndo is the only "superstar" of the league,in that he is somebody a fairly large number of non loi-related people will know of.Patterson,Forrester etc are good players but I think its only loi fans that would be familiar with them.
Bring back Rohan Ricketts.
To Sligo, preferably.
But will he bite someone or shoot a trainee with a bb gun? I think thats the kind of trait in a player that the op is looking for ?Quote:
Originally Posted by roversforever
We do, just nobody's allowed to name him at the moment!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
Who, since leaving Rovers, has played for Exeter City in England, Dempo in India (leaving after a Twitter rant) and Deportivo Quevedo in Ecuador, to add to earlier spells in Canada, Hungary, Moldova and Germany. What a mad career path.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Eddie Van Boxtel. The man we love to hate. And love to imprison.
Ndo is 37 soon, Sligo would wanna look at replacing him. Eventually.Quote:
Originally Posted by roversforever
Yeah - probably has only another fourteen or fifteen seasons in him.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
The words 'Gary', 'Stevens' and 'character' fit nicely together.
What's mad is the fact he's still finding clubs to pay him money.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Bizarre to think that I once was at a game he started in White Hart Lane.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
True story but when he arrived he was no where near that fitness level of the rest of the team, it was around 2004/2005 and we were on fire at that time.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluemovie
Surprised Fat Pat Dolan hasn't been mentioned. Also Dermot Keeley.
After today's news, perhaps a few teams may be looking at signing Matty Burrows.
whos matty burrows maribor??Quote:
Originally Posted by MariborKev
What's today's news though? Can't find anything on google about that.
The only thing I could find was Ards getting promoted but that's not really something most of us would have been aware of.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
This is a bit off-topic, but I just saw on telly that Bobby Tambling (Chelsea's all-time top scorer ahead of Lampard) was brought out onto the field at half time at Stamford Bridge today.
Tambling was the first manager of Cork City FC in 1984.