thanks for that constructive piece of criticism. He also has to be willing to play before he's picked :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
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thanks for that constructive piece of criticism. He also has to be willing to play before he's picked :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
He has to withdraw his transfer request first. Sell him, he came out screaming blue murder and asked for a transfer so what do you expect. He doesn't want to play for Cork CIty as Rico is in charge therefore he doesn't want to play for City. Simple really it doesn't matter who is in charge if he wants to play he wants to play but his transfer request shows that he has self-interest first. Leave him off, if he wants to play in the uk again off with him, I really wish him the best of luck and hope he does well but while he has a transfer request in he is not a City legend that he believes he is. His action with the statement through his counsel and it's timing was low and done to inflict damage to our club. We've screamed blue murder when other leave to join Shels, to me his actions are worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
He made himself available for the U-21s.Quote:
Originally Posted by joema
Im talking about the first team, I was under the impression that he will not play for ricoQuote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
Has he actually played for the U/21's though? I thought he was just training with them myself...
O'Callaghan while a very talented player is clearly also a troublesome player as he has fallen out with almost every manager he has worked under.
A manager has to keep discipline within a squad and if he let one player off with challenging that authority then would be the end of the team. Not that George needs encouragement but I think backing him over the manager really just encourages him to think he is right.
Moderator Hat: Less of the abusive comments here please.