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yep 100% hes on twitter!Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
I am surprised noone has mentioned Stephen O Brien, Alan Kirby they were cult heroes in my eyes.. Digger was such a character even in opposition fans eyes! Kirbs cos he was superb for us.Agree with Lavine he was Longfords baby making machine and I am sure he is a father to a lot of kids in Longford such his popularity with women! Also Vinny Perth was another cult hero!
Thanks for the feedback so far guys. Really appreciate it. It would be impossible naming one from each team so I will try include as many as possible. One thing that is VITAL to me will be contacts, phone numbers, facebook, twitter accounts to track all these guys down.
For Pats possibly Charles Mbabazi Livingstone or Ryan Guy. Although they might be more suited to a book on foreign players in the LOI.
Yeah fair point actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
I'd only just about go with Vinny out of that list - the rest are just regular heroes rather than cult heroes, by my definition anyway. Vinny wasn't the most gifted player we had, but had the character, heart and crunching tackles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
My shout would be for Gucci (Paul Perth). I know there's been newspaper articles on him, but it's the type of story, to go with the type of player, that puts him in the cult hero bracket for me.
So Gucci and Vinny combo for me!
there's a good interview with Stephen Kenny on the club website from years ago where he talks about the two lads signing for town and how they knew it was the right move for them when they passed the Vincent and Paul factory. Little stories like that would be great to read about in this new book.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
Hi Brian, well done on your last book, it was nice to feature in it,three real cult hero's for Bray in the mid-eighties were Josh Moran, Colm Phillips and Dermot Judge.
Best of luck with the project!
Cork City: Patsy Freyne, Dave Barry.
I'd add Deccy Daly and George O'Callaghan to that list.Quote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
UCD: Socrates
Shelbourne: Alvarito
Galway: Yob Son
Cork City: Cork Tom
Drogheda: Gerd Haxhiu
Pats: Rene Gilmartin
Dundalk: Baba Issaka
Shamrock Rovers: Neal Fenn
all clubs: Roddy Collins.... oh, sorry, you said cuLt.
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Originally Posted by seand
Currently sitting 7th in the Premier League. Richie Towell can only dream of hitting those heights ;)
Xano for Sligo too.Quote:
Originally Posted by seand
Proper UCD ones would be Tony McDonnell or Mick O'Donnell. Probably too early to induct Ryan Swan for his European heroics yet.
From his wiki -Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Don't think I've ever heard of that happening before. Mad cushty number for him!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rene Gilmartin wiki
Shamrock Rovers fans think Alan Keane is a Cult hero, but I think I misspelled Cult :D
At the moment I'm going with the title "You Calling Me a Cult?"
What about '' a shower of cults''Quote:
Originally Posted by writerbk1969
A complete bunch of cults!
maybe not:quiet:
Excellent. Hopefully it doesn't offend!Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Jimmy Aggrey for Bohs. Scored on his debut against Rovers and despite not playing or us for long, he had a real cult status among Bohs fans.
Cult your Club
Haxihau is not a bad shout for the Drogs, but Dick Jacenuik would be a better one. Played in the 1971 Cup run, got booked in every competitive match he played, and later turned up on Football Focus managing South Shields in the third round of the FA Cup.
We had two Brazilians, Pedro da Lima and Wilson da Silva Chagas turn out around '72/'73, they allegedly worked on a boat that arrived in Drogheda harbour, whereby on discovering they were Brazilian some bucker enquired as to whether they kicked ball and they stayed around for a while.
They were buckin good and all