Dundalk refused to match the extra battered sausage and portion of onion rings we threw in to the fish supper offered to Stephen Parkhouse.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
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Dundalk refused to match the extra battered sausage and portion of onion rings we threw in to the fish supper offered to Stephen Parkhouse.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
I've just gotten a text to say Colin Healy wants to come home and isn't bothered about the cash. I don't believe it myself. Delighted if true.
Apparently the little man has signed as well.
The little man being who?
Kearney?
the journeyman winger, returning for his third spell
it being cork and he being a hobbit, im guesing liam kearney. he's nearly as bad as a derry man for staying close to home.
mostly cos hes been rubbish everywhere elseQuote:
Originally Posted by shantykelly
Darius Kierans joining Ian Fosters Backroom staff.
Reckon Foster will be happy going back to his role as assistant?
agreed, always hated to see him play for youse, always gave mccallion a torrid time with his pace. but he never reproduced his cork performances elsewhere. disappointing really, as he has great pace.
re:kearney
Really? Maybe, but perhaps like SK they just turned down the cash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louth4sam
I think the player been referred to here is Barry Molloy who was offered a contract by Foster. But I also remember Foster stating that Molloy considered his offer but didn't want to move have to relocate elsewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
Thats not what I meant. I know which players Dundalk were after, but L4S stated we offered more money for those players to stay, and that dosnt include Kenny turning Dundalk down. At the end of the day, Kenny, Molloy and Farren all decided to stay, but money was nothing to do with itQuote:
Originally Posted by Guinney
Has the financial crisis effected clubs abilities to pay players in Ireland?
I'd say its affected the players ability to negotiate/demand extortionate wages off clubs rather than clubs being unable to pay wagesQuote:
Originally Posted by Bunbury Forum F
yes, but isn't the biggest issueQuote:
Originally Posted by Bunbury Forum F
No that happened long before the financial crisis. its more a stupity crisisQuote:
Originally Posted by Bunbury Forum F
Jake Kelly off to Millwall
He was off with them and Derby last week, delighted for the lad. Hope it works out for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopy
Is this official or is it just a trial.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopy