Anyone who employs Mr. Collins, much like those who use Mr. O'Leary's 'service', deserve what they get..
And in most cases (Boez excepted, naturally), they get it.
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Anyone who employs Mr. Collins, much like those who use Mr. O'Leary's 'service', deserve what they get..
And in most cases (Boez excepted, naturally), they get it.
Most of us have had a go at Roddy over something he's said over the years. However, it must be acknowledged that he's get a hell of a lot of things right. One of the things he got right was his prediction in relation to Galway United. While everybody else at the start of last season were singing Galway's praises and saying what a progressive club they were, Roddy was the first and the only one I was aware of, to say that it wasn't going to work and it was going to end in tears. He was 100% right. Look at the mess that club are now.Quote:
Originally Posted by GuisaSaigon
It's also good that he says the things that manages would like to sat but they can't due to the SS faction within the FAI.
Well done Roddy, I say.
while in chargeQuote:
Originally Posted by A face
I can't help but feel in Shams fan had not being so tough on him he would have stayed and made sure they survived. Going down is a stain on your club.
He predicting that a provincial eircom league club would run into financial difficulties. Its not like that has never happened beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
the americans say " all mouth and no trousers"
Wow, he predicted Galway would struggle. So something Roddy says actually turned out to be true, of all the sh1t that comes out of his mouth he cant be wrong all the time.
:D Wtf are you talking about?! Roddy was about to turn it around was he?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovers Maniac
mr collins is a very astue man with a great knowledge of the game and would be a great asset to any club ,a real gentleman with class and i intent talking him as soon as i get out of here but they will not let me out they say im under a lot of stress and need to rest
No, he said that Galway United would, at a time tht nobody else was saying it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bohs til i die
In my opinion, it is a mark of one's intelligence on what they have to say about Roddy Collins.
The original poster was obviously in the back of the queue when they were handing out brains. ;)
Roddy's great. He's the Simon Cowell of Irish football.
Honestly, you'd miss him if he just disappeared! :)
:D
Need I say more?
Bang on, thats the reason I stopped watching it. The coverage to teh first division was ****ty in the first few weeks and even aside from that I can't listen to him Good word that contrarian Spongebob, I am gonna try and incorporate itinto my daily vocab from now on :DQuote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Pa Dolan was also saying it, both were saying it also last season, mainly down to the fact that both of them were going for the GUFC job when available over the past couple of years and were rejected for inexperienced candidates IMO. sour grapes and all that.Quote:
Originally Posted by SMorgan
I don't think so. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
You mean just like Ollie Byrne (RIP) is missed ? :confused:
Dream on Terry. Dolan wouldn't have touched that Galway job with a 40ft pole, and I doubt Collins would either to be honest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry
"An appalling waste of skin" is a term I read on a forum and worth incorporating now and again.:oQuote:
Originally Posted by Duffman
I bet they're tasting alright to them now. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Terry
Roddy invented full time football according to.... himself on Morning Ireland.