Sammon is a useful player. He's not up to the standard of a team that aspires to finish in the top 2, but I'm surprised he couldn't get a move to a team in the bottom half.
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Sammon is a useful player. He's not up to the standard of a team that aspires to finish in the top 2, but I'm surprised he couldn't get a move to a team in the bottom half.
Nice to see Conor scoring a couple. In one of the reports I read, there was the line "Despite being built like a heavyweight boxer, Conor Sammon possesses a surprisingly delicate touch". Perhaps he has found his level in Division One although I think he is better than that. He got a lot of stick because Trapp selected him ahead of some fans' favourites and was a target man for the much despised long-ball tactics. We shall see but we're not exactly awash with strikers but at 29 perhaps his day is past as well.
Either that or smoked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crosby87
Confirmed now.
Interesting to see how that goes. First taste of European football for starters I think?
Makes his Hearts debut tonight at home v Infonet Tallinn in the europa league
And it's currently Hearts 0-1 Infonet Tallinn...
From the frying pan in to the fire for Sammon.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
I was hoping we might scale back on the fish puns for once.
That was terrible, Stu. Get on your pike, would you?
He was successful at Kilmarnock before - its the right plaice for him.
Good. He won't feel like a fish out of water there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Real ale Madrid
He made the leap then
I hear he's gutted.
From a regular on the Irish team to the relative obscurity of East Ayrshire. This scampi happening.
Second goal in 35 games for Sammon as Kilmarnock lead 2-0 at St. Johnstone.
Sammon hits the net again today.
Fifth goal in his last eight games tonight for Sammo - a penalty to put Partick 1-0 up at home to Celtic.