Limericks young lads all looked very capable(against Harps) as posted in Lims forum.
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Limericks young lads all looked very capable(against Harps) as posted in Lims forum.
Well it's good that in these days of telephone number transfer fees and ludicrous wages being paid in football, that clubs can still develop their own talent. Well done to all of the clubs mentioned in this thread for copying our good example.
It is the way forward folks. And if you produce another Kevin Doyle or Roy O'Donovan or a Daryl Murphy for that matter, happy days at the bank could follow.
Just to resurrect this Gareth Wallace came on for the Youths against Cobh in the league cup, he only turned 16 on the 21st of Feb. Must be a contender for youngest player.
Anything to Mr.Madhead himself?Quote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest
Two Wallaces actually came on in the match and I'm almost certain neither is related to Mick. They might be brothers though, I'm not sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
Mick's sons went to the same secondary school as me and had about zero interest in sport of any kind.
Jonathon Douglas played for Monaghan in the LOI when he was very young. Possibly as young as 15
Colin Finan made his debut for Dundalk, and scored, against Monaghan in the FAI Cup in 2005... he was just gone 16.
Kelly, (Cant remember his first name!) played for Harps in the 70's aged just 15 played in Europe aswell.
Bump !
Salthill Devon played Colm Horgan on Friday on his 16th Birthday.