Looks like Connor won't be getting the Morton job:
http://www.greenocktelegraph.co.uk/n...s-get-ton-job/
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Looks like Connor won't be getting the Morton job:
http://www.greenocktelegraph.co.uk/n...s-get-ton-job/
Joke of a man the midst of a fairly volatile atmosphere last night, towards the ref and our chairman, seanie decided it'd be professional to make a 1-0 sign as he walked off at half time, a few minutes after the mass brawl.
Cue many 2-1 signs at full time as he sprinted off the pitch as fast as possible.
He team is unbelievably scummy and that has to be coming from him
He aint going to Scotland now:
http://www.greenocktelegraph.co.uk/n...s-get-ton-job/
TBF Ezekiel I did say he was a decent manager when hes got a tidy wage.
I recognise hes not the worst manager in the world results wise, in face they are quiet good but overall hes a negative influence at a club imo.
Sums him up imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Oh he`s a class act ok, couldn't even get the morton job so we`re stuck with him now, he`ll never shut up about 'I came 5th' line, no offence to clubs below, but the standard wasn`t great, I actually cant remember when we won last, I think it was Sept v Galway - really wish he would just fxxx off now and take his disgusting discipline with him too.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
I was going to say something similar. Dundalk were 7 years in the First Division and have managed a comfortable fifth in the Premier this season; leaving aside the man's personality, if Dundalk fans aren't happy with the club's performance this year, more fool them. And surely, when you take into account the poor start he had when he was coming to terms with the new post, based on the latter two thirds of the season, he must be up there even higher than fifth?Quote:
Originally Posted by LeixlipRed
Do you even read the posts on here?Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
I can't recall a single post from a Dundalk fan expressing disappointment with a 5th place finish. Have you?
That is not correct. Seamie made hid debut under Connor - and scored an og if I remember rightly.Quote:
Originally Posted by showgies
aye, a bullet of a header while running back towards his own goals:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Redie
Rarely played........Quote:
Originally Posted by Redie
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Originally Posted by showgies
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Originally Posted by showgies
Where do we go from here?
[Future post by showgies] Sometimes played........?
[Future post by showgies] Often played........?
[Future post by showgies] Consistently played........?
[Future post by showgies] Player of the Year........?
lads, cop on. This is about Sean Connor.
half decent manager, total @rsehole.
is that Chrissy Coleman? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SligoBrewer
yea it is?? what the heck was that post about?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
ah nothing really, Seanie is just good friends with Chrissy, Brucie and Pepsi Guardiola...Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
ah right! confused me somewhat there with that welsh mans head. he actually know these people or have i missed a joke somewhere along the way? or is he just so full of bullcrap??Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Last part is spot on.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
I was being sarcastic to Redie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
For the record Coleman played 15 minutes under Sean Connor as a sub against Derry City (we were 4-0 down when he came on).
He played more minutes under Rob McDonald than under Sean. Rob was in charge of us for a whole one game...
Sean Connor and Dundalk FC have parted company
http://blackandwhitetown.squarespace...riel-park.html
Connor Bounces out of Dundalk quicker than his cheques.
Expect Harpal Singh,Darren Mansaram,Liam Burns and Chris Turner to follow him to his new club.
Stephen Kenny's black and white army.
I'll take it he has something else lined up
Here we go again....
Do Dundalk fans think he has something else lined up?
Here hereQuote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
He did a decent job results wise in all fairness. Looks like you'll be in Europe.
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Originally Posted by holidaysong
Your welcome to him from my perspective !
Once he's under no illusions about the type of money he can spend he could do well if he took the job. Doolo should be available as well!.
Sure it's his fault you're being relegated. Just like Fenlon relegated us :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by dortie
If you consider the 9k a week wage bill he was working with, he did exceptionally well.
thing is this is good news for Dundalk fans. Kenny is the type of manager that needs a hefty budget by the way - so be warned. Rico is your only man. Or Roddy, now that would be a match made in heaven.
Connor is such a fool.
Connor did a good job here, But i'm glad to see him move on.
We'll probably see a mass exodus from the club now with his friends from Bohs all leaving...
A winter of uncertainty for Dundalk it seems though Stephen Kenny is the best option and should attract some of his current lot from Derry so maybe not too bad.
I believe the budget was between 12k-13k a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
+ I'm not too dissapointed by his departure. He accumulated god knows how many red cards for us this season, signed a lot of high earning flops like Rogers, O'Callaghan and O'Brien + kept McGinlay the worst ever player who got paid to sit in the stands for the whole season and despite the fact our board are trying to be realistic with regards to next seasons budget he still wanted a full time outfit with a similar budget
I think this will be a blessing in disguise for us in the long run.
spoke to derry fans in the lilywhite after last nights game and they told us to stay away from kenny that he likes high expenses too. Though watch how derry played the ball on the floor and toyed with dundalk for long periods made me hope that we'll play like this next season
we need someone to come in now and be here with us for roughly 5 years. It will be difficult to see the break up of this team and on the pitch we where very successful but I feel all this team will be only remembered for is team of hackers with our 20 red cards this season. that problem was seanies and it should of been dealt with in the 1st game but what does he do, he gets sent off.
never nice to see a manager go but I think this is best for all parties.
BTW if connor wanted to stay he would off taken any budget on offer from the board and worked with that
It was apparently 12k until the wage cuts and at 9k at the end of the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Infadel
Next years budget according to Matthews will be the same as it is now or slightly less.
best thing about this for Dundalk is he has left and you havent had to run him out of town and then pay compensation for unfair dismissal.
That said, it was the best decision our former board ever made.