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Gaynor was always very much a confidence player! If his form dipped it spiralled totally, when things are going well he'd be a top performer. He is familiar with the Cork area after his spell with Cobh so its a plausible possibility. Kilduff to Limerick is a slightly odd one and again when both Rovers could improving their chance to goal ratios, Lims would do well to get him too of course!
Kiluff is one of the main reasons for the low chances to goals ratio. Whatever about anything to do with the club, he has had chances and he has managed to screw up more than one open goal. He'd be in double figures if he had even been in reasonable form.
Gaynor has never looked like a full back so I have no idea why he'd consider it his best position, unless he's just trying to stay in the manager's good books.
Had hoped we would get Kilduff in last season on loan before Cork made the move. Russell had him at UCD as far as I know and he'd be pretty much guaranteed a starting spot with us. Would work out good for both us and Kilduff i'd imagine. Rumours floating about we have a few on the way in before the end of the week anyway.
They were sent home either way, it seems.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
We're in dire need of a left back. One out for the season, the other out for another month or so. He'd be a good player in the first division. But if Cork are rumoured to be in for him, I can't see him dropping down a division.
If you need a left back I'm guessing Cousins has been tapping up Croly. An arrangement for Heaney would be good for both clubs I think.
We already have a very talented but young right back in Jamie Mulhall, not sure Cousins would go for a similarly inexperienced left back at this stage of the season. Someone on our forum was saying Cousins has been on to most of the Premier clubs though so you wouldn't know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Pats linked with Stephen Folan in the paper today, is he any good Limerick fans?
We're also linked with Craig Curran, Karl Sheppard and Ciaran Kilduff
I think he's ok, can be very solid but also be all over the place. A lot down here don't rate him at all. Certainly not good enough for a top 4 or 5 team at the moment anyway. Wouldn't displace any of pats current back 4.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Now bare in mind we can't actually defend and Derek Foran plays for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Over the last number of games we seem to have forgotten how to defend also. Without Oji starting at the back our defence is very shakey. I wouldn't be surprised to see Leahy and Oji becoming our starting centre back partnership.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Have heard Kilduff to us just till the end of the season then to pats. Lee Lynch to us and maybe Shane O Connor as he is still training with the club.
Cork City In:
Ross Gaynor (Sligo Rovers)
Cork City Out:
Iarfhlaith Davoren (Released - presumed to be returning to Sligo)
Jason Forde (Munster Senior League)
http://www.corkcityfc.ie/home/2014/0...-gaynor-signs/
How long do these things take to go through usually... will Gaynor be available for Friday?
http://www.corkcityfc.ie/home/2014/0...-gaynor-signs/
SHould be done straight away. Will be available for Friday anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
If Davoren and Gaynor did not highfive when passing each other on the road then the world is not what it should be.
It's harder for Davoren than most in fairness...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
That's a bit crass Dodge. Anyway, there's whispers that Davoren might be coming to GFC
Whispering to yourself WoodquayBoy?
Seen someone say that on fb myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy
Agreed. Mr A should be ashamed of himselfQuote:
Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy
I am clearly missing something here.
Shiznits about to get REAL in Limerick.
Big spenders, No fans. :cool:
This Irish Mirror article leads with Stephen Folan to St Pats speculation, but the best bit is about Karl Sheppard
Rovers reject a cash offer for a player who Croly won't select and is out of contract in 3 months - please say it ain't so Joe........Quote:
Up front, the Saints are still interested in Hoops striker Karl Sheppard but had a cash offer rejected by the Tallaght club.
Sheppard has been a peripheral figure at Rovers this season, albeit dogged by niggling injuries at times.
http://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/soccer/soccer-news/st-patricks-considering-move-limerick-3933876
Cash offer could mean any amount. Although Buckley could offer €5 million for Cornwall and Croly would say no (and vice versa)
Are you suggesting that their is an amount of money that is too little to justify parting with a player that just can't get a game with RoversQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
What?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Does vice versa mean that Croly could offer Buckley €5m to take Cornwall?
Croly is probably afraid to give Pat's players mid-season cos it'll show up the fact that he hasn't got the most out of his own squad. He got fierce criticism from Rovers fans when Kilduff was banging in goals for us last year and they badly needed a striker!
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
That's exactly what it means. SighQuote:
What?
Does vice versa mean that Croly could offer Buckley €5m to take Cornwall?
Fear not Shamrock fans, Croly has cracked the "science of football". Great things will follow and years of domination
Joey :(
bizarre move. truly bizarre.
Looks like Croly has a rival.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
Joey N'Do and Sligo have played some beautiful and successful football for several seaons. Not likely to be repeated under their new manager.
Ok there's cutting the wage bill and then there's pulling the p!ss. Joey should never have been allowed leave.
Are his better days not behind him and the shock is out of nostalgia? Genuine question. On the plus side ye get rid of Djalili. And ye get Davoren - we were hoping for loan deal, but that went out the window once he was released by Cork.
Joey is the heart of the club. Awful decision to let him leave. Coleman has put himself under severe pressure now.
Ndo is passed it and Djalli is rubbish. Smart move from Sligo even if their fans are thinking with their hearts rather than heads.
Djilali might be a bit lazy but he's hardly rubbish by LOI standards. Wonder if he'll go back to England or stay here.
Spot onQuote:
Originally Posted by Louth4sam
Ndo has been one of the top players in the league for years but he's getting on a bit now and out injured for a while. If Sligo are to rebuild next season, maybe Coleman wants to go with some younger players that are likely to be around for the next couple seasons
http://www.limerickfc.ie/limerick-fc...or-ndo-djilaliQuote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Town have signed Tom Morris a 19 year old defender last with Port Vale. I think he's English so I presume he's not moving over for peanuts even if it is probably just until the end of the season.
http://ltfc.ie/index.php/ltfcs-new-s...ale/#more-6393