Players without a club

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by passinginterest

No doubt it would be good to see more quality internationals returning to Ireland towards the end of their career, just not when they are well passed their best and just looking for a pay day, as has happened in the past. Jeff Kenna was horribly exposed in some of the games he's played for Galway, although I appreciate he's a bit older nad hadn't played in a bit longer than those being discussed here.

---

ya but jeff came as a manager not as a player. so to say he wanted to finish of with a payday would be naive. he has always said he doesn't want to play but the way circumstances are this season he doesn't have a choice

What a great relief.

I opened this thread with some concern that there were a page and a half on Irish players without a club - & I thought things could not get any worse.

Anyway (should have known) it was therefore somewhat of a relief to read about the merits of Harte & Carr Vs LOI competition.

I think it would be good for the league if ex internationals came back to play here for a while, get into coaching, involved with the youths, etc. It would be good for Irish soccer in general. Unfortunately even losers like Carr and Harte probably think they are too good for the league and do not care about Irish soccer.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by livehead1

Having played at the highest level for a number of years both of them clearly have an outstanding touch, positional sense that although may be questioned at the very highest level (certainly in Harte's case anyway); at a lower level I believe both of them would stand out like sore thumbs.

---

Colin Healy, Alan Moore and Jeff Kenna have shown that above paragraph to be complete ****e. Harte is too slow for modern football. His touch is superb, but he simply cannot move quick enough. Carr has been nothing but anger for 5 years now. I've never seen a player deteriorate so quickly. Of course both would easily find clubs here to take them on, but the idea that they'd stick out is laughable.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Dodge

Colin Healy, Alan Moore and Jeff Kenna have shown that above paragraph to be complete ****e. Harte is too slow for modern football. His touch is superb, but he simply cannot move quick enough. Carr has been nothing but anger for 5 years now. I've never seen a player deteriorate so quickly. Of course both would easily find clubs here to take them on, but the idea that they'd stick out is laughable.

---

Healy was ruined with injuries so it was a credit to him that he could play at any level, Moore was never top class and Kenna was too old and doesnt want to play and is only doing so out of necessity... so them examples dont really prove anything

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Razors left peg

Healy was ruined with injuries so it was a credit to him that he could play at any level, Moore was never top class and Kenna was too old and doesnt want to play and is only doing so out of necessity... so them examples dont really prove anything

---

So Harte and Carr are top class, injury free and young?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Dodge

So Harte and Carr are top class, injury free and young?

---

Harte and Carr were top class, still in early thirties... injury free, no

Any news on Alan Maybury? He's also out of a club.

Also, so is Gary Breen. Any news on him?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Diarmo

Any news on Alan Maybury? He's also out of a club.

---

Signing for Aberdeen!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Bohemian1890

Excatly and Heary was offered a deal by QPR after he left shels but he signed for Bohs.QPR didn't offer Carr a deal did they??

---

They just have offered Carr a deal actually.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Paddy Garcia

They just have offered Carr a deal actually.

---

They must have read this:mad:Heary was first choice:p