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in fairness brady was terrible with celtic, and he hasnt managed in yonks, would he really be up to it? Plus some of his selections on the punditry are strange to say the least. I could see him picking one player in every team selection that would make us go "why is he still picking such a such" or "why isnt he picking someone else there"
You would worry about Brady's managerial history although in fairness financial conditions weren't ideal at Celtic or Brighton during his time there. He has been hugely successful developing young players at Arsenal however (manager of their youth team for the last 10 years) and if everyone (I'm looking at you Robbie) is so worried about the young lads coming through, who better than Brady to nurture them?
In fairness, I suppose on paper O'Leary looks the best option, but I'd give Brady the benefit of the doubt rather than settle for Dave's patronising brand of management any day.
Everyone is pouncing on the fact that Brady said he would be interested. Nobody is even mentioning that he followed it up with "but I think Ron Atkinson would be a better appointment"!
Posted by me on October 18 2007:
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Originally Posted by OwlsFan
FAI STATEMENT October 23 2007
The Football Association of Ireland and senior international team manager Stephen Staunton have agreed by mutual consent to terminate his contract following a meeting in Dublin today.
FAI President David Blood thanked Stephen Staunton and his management team for their dedication and commitment to the senior international team since their appointment in January 2006.
Spot the similarities:D
the nightmare is finally over,,did the stan era really happen???..it will be an era we will always look back on and go 'wot d foockkk!!'...ala the christian Gross era at spurs
Mutual consent is par for the course and proper order.
The FAI did well to hold court with Stan in a seperate location. The story of the dumb hacks tailing the red herring was quite funny.
Outwitted by the FAI.
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Originally Posted by OwlsFan
I knew all along you worked for the FAI. You have infiltrated foot.ie :D
I thought he meant he was still joking with his son about it and Big RonQuote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
was brought up in jest? :)
Just heard an interview with Delaney on Newstalk and he claims the fan reaction had a big impact on the decision.
So he'll be stepping down too :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Schlooooomp
If that's the case, a big enough protest against Delaney at Cardiff, and Delaney HIMSELF will have to act "for the fans" and F**k off !Quote:
Originally Posted by Schlooooomp
If only :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
The reporter from The Star said that Delaney has a contract that goes through to 2012. Not sure how much he is on per annum but it looks like it will take quite a lot to get him removed at this stage, what with Staunton's golden handshake to pay for.
Delaney trying to sound sincere when claiming the the responsibility was his.
About as sincere as a sly fox.
Last week it was the commitees fault!!!!!!!
Next week it'll be Stans.
How come Devlin keeps his post. Value for money audit required here. What a waste.
Had to laugh at Delaney saying he had the support of the affiliates. Most of them know as much about football as a rats a*se. They're presiding over a house of cards. They have a big capital expenditure programme for Lansdowne. Without the money generated from international football the grants will dry up and if the shambles continues that's what will happen. Brian Kerr, who'd be more in tune with grassroots football got it right on radio when he said the committee were totally discredited:mad:
Why should Devlin go? The B team's record isn't that bad ! :D
The FAI has 10 Million more this year than they had last year largely due to playing in Croke Park. I would argue that if the new manager doesn't turn around the results there will be a marked drop in block bookings for the WC Qualifiers later in 2008, and there won't be as much to play with next year .
He'll probably reward himself for saving Irish football byQuote:
Originally Posted by Schlooooomp
sacking Stan by giving himself another 6 year extension!!!!
I love this quote.Quote:
"I accept the majority of the responsibility for my part in the appointment" Delaney told a press conference in the early hours.
He won't even accept full responsibility for his own part in the appointment :eek:
So who's to blame for the rest of his part - the voices inside his head? The boogie? Maybe even his achy-breaky heart:confused:
Cascarino today on O'leary becoming the next manager
"Professionally, it would be a logical choice, but my personal view is that he is the most insincere man I know in football" - Tony Cascarino is clearly not David O'Leary's biggest fan
Quality Jerry :D
Just on Brady. I think it would be hilarious to see him get the job, and then watch Dunphy and Giles turn on him when it starts to go down the toilet.
I wonder what he means by the logical choice?Quote:
Originally Posted by citizenerased
He is Irish and out of work.
or
He is an astute coach and has the pedigree required to steer Ireland to a major championship.
The first description me thinks.