Will pass that info on! Thanks Sligoman!
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Will pass that info on! Thanks Sligoman!
We had a similar problem last season and had to play one of our best outfield players in goal...Tommy Barrett, simply because he was the only one with a bit of keeper experience.
At the other end of the spectrum, not so long ago, we were struggling so bad to field a team that one of our keepers Jimmy Fyffe had to play as a makeshift striker...
Aaaahh the good old days.
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Originally Posted by Magicme
The big part of that discussion was the word "FITNESS".
He is part of the U21s management team here in Galway. The fixtures have just been published on the website and preparations for the new season are building up a bit of momentum, so I don't think you'll be hearing from him.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
But I'm begging!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
Throw the mon ladies keeper on.
Or just stick a goalie jersey on Magicme?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Ha, I wont be at the game, have choosen Crowded House over watchin the Mons. First time (bar oxegen or away on hols) that I will voluntarily miss a game in years!
Sunshiner:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
Yup! Total lack of committment on my part. Have been given my marching orders by the club too.
Where's Davy going?Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
You get sacked by work aswell?
How're the shop plans coming along?
Not going anywhere but we need cover for him as he is back to his most combative best:DQuote:
Originally Posted by De Town
Still have my job and in negotiations about the shop but have other things in the pipeline too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Anyway the club dont really sack Volunteers!
Monaghan United FC have been handed a lifeline on their goalkeeping situation as substitute and u21 goalie Darren McQuaid may be fit to play despite sustaining a knee injury in last night's training session. McQuaid will undergo a fitness test tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Magicme
Hey Magic how life up there, don't depend on the Lge to sort out the keeper as ur only allowed sign a replacement during the transfer window, we had the same problem. Who will mind the kids!!!:eek: C ya on the 30th! bring ur brolly:p
*continues citing any hint of sexual innuendo from female posters*Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
Tee hee hee.
Your a sick sick man!
But I like it!
Marco, will b bringing winter coats if weather stays like this never mind brolly! Kids will b grand, Chairman is gonna look after them!
I think you can temporarily sign a non-league keeper was told that last nite & read it in the Star this morning so it must be true!
well awayQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Monaghan 4 Shelbourne 0:eek:
After a result like that you should become a Crowded House groupie and attend their gigs every match night:):p
Hard luck Magicme you missed a great game from a Mons perspective. I'm an Armagh City fan, but was up for the first time since the Dundalk win last season. 4-0 over the Eircom League Champs - what a result! Willie Doyle put Monaghan one up with about 25 minutes gone, the impressive Meenan then scored with a fine strike, whilst Farrell added to the lead just before the break. Then Meenan added with the fourth. Credit however must go to the 150 or so Shels fans who sang their hearts out from start to finish. They were poor, especially in defence whilst Meenan and Farrell were Mons best players on the night IMO. The keeper looked dodgy enough, but didn't have too much to do.