More accurately? They're both equally accurate. :confused: And something can't be more accurate than something that is accurate, surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
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More accurately? They're both equally accurate. :confused: And something can't be more accurate than something that is accurate, surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Heard Kenny name being mentioned quite a lot.
Kenna wasnt great but tbh the players didnt help, showing up only for Europe....wonder what the bonuses are for that.
Rico was sitting near me at the game on tuesday........ :eek:
Is Rico not semi-retired? the only job that would probably interest him would be if the Rovers job became available.
Wont be back if hegarty gets the Derry job, we have muppets on the board, stephen McCarron WHO!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MariborKev
it would be a good move for kenny.. Dont forget before he managed us he was pats under 21 coach and was a great success for them.. He has a great feeling for the club and will be a success..Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
accuracy is not an exact science.Quote:
Originally Posted by LukeO
Don't think anyone doubts Kenny will be back managing in Dublin sometime in the future, if not next season, then somewhere in the short-medium term future. I would have always said he'd want the Rovers job when/if it comes up but I'm sure he'd fancy the challenge at Richmond Park too. As someone above said, I think Rico would only be interested in Tallagh also.
Oddly enough, Kenna was on Setanta last night doing analysis of the EL games and spoke quite a lot about Pat and the league in Europe. Odd that he must have known then he was walking just a few hours later.
Kenny said he's going nowhere according to todays Journal
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Originally Posted by City till I Die
Staying Put!Quote:
DERRY CITY boss, Stephen Kenny, has totally dismissed speculation that he had been approached by another League of Ireland club in relation to moving away from the Brandywell at the end of the current season.
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Originally Posted by thischarmingman
All he needs now is the chairmans backing and hes ours :D
Haha the same thing occured to me :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kdjaC
"heard" his no 2 is already picked will manage us till the end of the season. And kenny will have the same budget as kenna/Sadlier had ie 1.2 million.Quote:
Originally Posted by dancinpants
not sure on that as we actually made money this year and with no Europe next season we wont make it.
Rumour/conjecture/hearsay etc:
how come maurice o driscoll was in charge of st pats tonight? thought john carroll was the assistant manager or did he leave as well with kenna??
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Originally Posted by prince20
Mo is A team manager and Cyril Walsh was his assitant tonight. not sure if Carroll was even there.
Your guess is as good as mine tbh. I like Carroll knows his stuff but he has an issue with Angry who i also "heard" is in the running for the managers job.
Pats will have to tighten the purse strings next year, their crowds are woefull,so they could do a lot worse than take Gormo and Osam back into the fold and develope the younger sides .
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Originally Posted by RoversHead
People pay to be entertained, trust me there has been a lack of that this season other than the Euro games. Like anyone thats successful or living off a novelty factor fans will go to games. We have had them before, we are a weird exception we actually do have fans they just choose not to go. Would not argue with anyone who says " not paying to watch that ****e".
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We have a very very good squad imo better than Bohs or Rovers, 5 off tonights starting 11 won a league, yet we close to being relegated :confused:
Granted all but 2 are out off contract but in this league a decent manager could put together a very good team for buttons next season. And if we have 1.2 million of those buttons imo thats 500k more than whats needed.
No real suprise hear to be honest, the loss to Waterford was the nail in the coffin in affect. WIll be interesting to see who will get the job at Pats now. Sadlier would want to a appoint a strong charcter of a manager if they want to ensure premier league survival.
Really ?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by dancinpants
Who did you go on to manage...? ;)
:p
Pats do seem to struggle with crowds more than the other 'big' Dublin clubs to be fair, and always have (in recent memory anyway).Quote:
Originally Posted by kdjaC
There is no way Pats have a better squad than Bohs, and most probably not better than Rovers either. That said, you should be doing better than you have been.Quote:
Originally Posted by kdjaC
We have sold out 3 Euro games with no away support thats 3000 pats fans (imo we have 4500 max getting them back is a different story)Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
......................RogersQuote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Lynch.....Gavin......Partridge...Stevens
Guy....Byrne....Dempsey...O Connor....Ryan
....................Fabio/Quigley
That 11/12 is better than any team Bohs or Rovers can put out BASED ON PREVIOUS FORM (like with other clubs :D) !!!!!!!!
Thats a ****ing cracking team, yet we are 4th from bottom staring relegation in the face. They are all well paid players too some get more than Bohs and Rovers players but their players are actually playing for their manager/club.
Bohs have thee best first 11 in the country bar none.Pats are a good bit off.Why are Pats fans so worried about relegation??3 Pats fans in front of me coming out of Terryland tonight were trying to calculate how many points they will need to stay up and they seemed worried.They were poor tonight and have been of late but they will still up.
Who's Angry?Quote:
Originally Posted by kdjaC
[QUOTE=kdjaC;1234885]We have sold out 3 Euro games with no away support thats 3000 pats fans (imo we have 4500 max getting them back is a different story)
How many did you bring to your last Cup Final ?
What do you mean by previous form ? George Best used to be a cracking player, but I wouldn't put him min a starting XI these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by kdjaC
Murphy is a better keeper than Rogers, so even before yoyu get past the No. 1 shirt your team is paling in comparison.
Your front two is the weakest of the 3 teams - as shown by the fact you've scored less goals than anyone else. Jason Byrne has bagged 17 goals this season. Your 10 out-field playesr have only managed 4 more than that combined.
And you've got the 3rd worst defensive record in the league.
I rest my case.
I would also be very surprised to see them go down (especially now that Farrelly Light is gone), but they're only seven points ahead of Bray, who have a game in hand and who have still to play them at the Carlisle Grounds. It's very unlikely that they will go down, but it's not impossible.Quote:
Originally Posted by eamo1
i think bray are probably doomed no matter what they do really
He's going nowhere alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
Sir Stewart Byrne.Quote:
Originally Posted by LukeO
And Kildare, Fingal, Wexford and Mervue.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Our sqad is nowhere near as good as Bohs, they have the best squad in the league by a distance, Rovers on the other hand i believe we have just as good as squad as them the only diffference is they have a striker who wants to play and tries hard to get his goals (Twigg) and we have one who walks around with his head up his arse and cant wait to get out of the club, well Mr Quigley your contract is neary up so yu can **** off then:mad:
I expect there to be plenty of demand for his signature.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
I never said 'relegated' the fact still remains only 3 (Bohs Pats Cork City) of the current 22 never spent time in Div 1Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
in the papers today it said that John Carroll left the club too with Jody Byrne..Quote:
Originally Posted by kdjaC
Too late, has apparently signed a pre-contract with RoversQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Kenny's staying put at Derry City and hasn't been approached by anyone
BBC Radio Foyle's 'Saturday Sport' today (19.09.2009)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b00mwr5f
(right-click and open in new window)
Opens iPlayer
Go to about 5 minutes 30 seconds
(available for 7 days only)
Just because he says that, doesn't mean that it aint so (or that he won't accept an approach in the future).Quote:
Originally Posted by VinnyDCFC
Yes but it puts to bed the 'signed, sealed and delivered' suggestions about taking over Pats from recent days as well as the 'Pats have been talking to Kenny' rumoursQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Good luck in the next few weeks ;)
Its a bit ironic Kenny saying that as i seem to recall Jeff Kenna saying something very similar at the beginning of this season with Galway Utd.1 week later he was gone.Sadlier already poached one and will do it again if he has to.
It does no such thing. Pats and Kenny have had talks in recent weeks on him taking over at Pats. Get over it!Quote:
Originally Posted by VinnyDCFC
Kenny also had discussions with Rovers prior to MON`s appointment. Kenny said he would take the job if offered, Rovers told him he could submit his application and be interviewed like every other candidate! Kenny wouldn`t risk applying and not getting the job, so he stayed with Derry for one last fruitless season.
kennys a sneaky so and so!!