Richie 'BlocksMore' and Alan Gough for our lot, mentions from my recollection to Henderson, O'Neill, Davis, Ludzic. Of the newer generaiton, Brian Murphy is easily the best keeper in the league in the past few seasons
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Richie 'BlocksMore' and Alan Gough for our lot, mentions from my recollection to Henderson, O'Neill, Davis, Ludzic. Of the newer generaiton, Brian Murphy is easily the best keeper in the league in the past few seasons
Absolutely no contest here.
Fred Davis - The Legend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The first half of his stay at Shels Williams has to get a mention, i just think he fell out of favour and then started to decline after that.
Alex Ludzic was without doubt the best ever to have played on any team in Cork. Devine does deserve a mention but to be honest i think its definitely Ludzic
The guy whio used to play for Shels in the mid nineties was the best i have seen think it was Gough.
UCD LoI Greats.
1 Alan O'Neill
2 Barry Ryan
4 Darren Quigley
5 Paul Kavanagh
6 Pat Jennings.
Matti Gregg is one in the making.
Ever heard of Alan Kelly?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Kelly,_Sr.
47 caps and all that, not as good as Anthony Fennelly though.
Shane Dunphy, Waterford and Wex Youths :rolleyes:
Gough, but honourable mention must go to Tom Lally (the postman always delivered) who was also adept at scoring and if memory serves me right was our leading scorer one season.
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Originally Posted by Blue Man
The same Alan Gough that played for Glentoran ?
Yep..Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Bruce
Dermot Flavin .. .or ex-Man Utd Pat Dunne!
No way can he be put up there as one of the best goalkeepers in LOI history.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
He was a good shot stopper end of. No good at crosses, prone to howlers & all in all not that great a keeper.
He wouldn't be near anyones list in the IL of being one of the top keepers ever.
To think DJ nearly signed him as Alan Mannus was seen as too inexperienced, thank f**k it fell through and now we have a Northern Ireland international and best keeper in the Irish League and possibly in any domestic league on this island (obviously this is arguable it's just my opinion).
But if Gough is one of the best keepers in LOI history, then you must have had a low standard of goalkeeper down their (and this isn't me WUMMING)
Alvin Rouse.
Close this thread now because any other answer will just be wrong
It does indeed serve you right. Well, partly right. First season in league he scored 4 penos to make him join top scorer that season with, I think, Paul Martin. Ex Celtic player too, silly of me to omit him from my list, and he still goes to Terryland for every United home gameQuote:
Originally Posted by Terry-Lander
1.Chippy Devlin
2.Josh Moran
3.Boo Kelly
4.John Walsh
5.Nicky Broujos
6.Eddie Van Boxtel
7.Alan O Neill
8.Pat Trehy
9.Alan Young
Played in front of all of the above, all had different qualities,all had the same favourite shout "AWAY".:)
That must have been a very defensive team?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackcastle
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Originally Posted by Blackcastle
what famous player bray player are you btw if you claim to play in front of these keepers??
:DMorgan Cranley
After his heroics in the Brandywell this year, my vote goes to Gavin Peers;)
Does Richard Brush not do goals for ye??Quote:
Originally Posted by SligoBrewer
Eddie Van Boxtel for Dundalk!!:D