Looks like it's a done deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
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Looks like it's a done deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
Would only be delighted to have him backQuote:
Originally Posted by CityRebel
Heard O'Flynn was coming back months ago so no surprise there, should only help to further boost the feel good factor around the club at the moment. Will leave Caulfield with huge selection headache though.
Any more transfer gossip? Been a bit on the quiet side
No need to worry, Croly has shown that signing all the strikers can only ever work out well.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
People are over-reacting to the amount of strikers we've signed. Rafter got injured for the season during pre-season, and Elding got injured in the first game of the season and hardly featured before he was released, and now we've signed a couple of strikers in this window to replace them. We have had two fit senior strikers since about 60 minutes into the first game of the season up until the break, one of whom is making the step up from the U19s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
I was being facetious, but you have to admit O'Sullivan, Morrissey, O'Flynn and Morrison would be a difficult balancing act, especially with guys like Lehane, Kearney and Dennehy who can also play in what is basically three positions on the field.Quote:
Originally Posted by CityRebel
surely its time for people to start speculatiing that Cork will go belly up if they don't win the league... over spending... we all know their budget etc etc
Brian Lenihan linked with Arsenal, Wigan, Everton, Bournemouth, and Aston Villa.
I wouldn't agree with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
We have the 7th biggest budget in the league :DQuote:
Originally Posted by desaintsno.12
Galbraith gone from Limerick. Huge loss.
Any reason given?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
His contract expired and the club couldn't convince him to renew it.
Massive loss for Limerick. Certainly one of their top performers. Good chance for another club to nip in and pick up a good player for a European run. Would suspect he's looking for a move back across the water though.
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Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
"And Rowley, who discovered the likes of Gael Clichy, Cesc Fabregas and Alex Song for Arsenal was very impressed with what he saw" Ha:p.
How exactly does a club brace itself for offers?
Do they sore up the walls of the office or does everyone just clench or what?
and Roy Keane left turners cross "raving" about him. I would love to know how they quantify this and what exactly they heard :p
Wouldnt read too much into last Friday if I was Royston.
He could have been blindfolded chained to the Cork dugout and still dominated our "team"
Sorry to see Danny go. Unlucky with injuries (has been a feature of his career, leading to some questions around him) and when he was available he was often not used properly. Easily one of the most technically gifted players iv ever seen play for Limerick. (which possibly says as much about Limerick as him tbf!)
Sean gavin and Shane mc ginty have left Galway.
Mark O'Sullivan signs contract extension to the end of 2015 season
It's hilarious that a Pat's fan is coming out with this, given the crowds at their home games and the relative budget of their playing squad.Quote:
Originally Posted by desaintsno.12
But since you went looking for it: most of our squad are local players earning a fraction of some of the mercenaries around the league, it's bulked up by the likes of Billy Dennehy and now O'Flynn. It's astute spending by a manager who knows the best players in the local scene.
Just because Dermot Keely hasn't mentioned them in the Sun doesn't mean they can't play!
I think the joke might have flown over your head, Adam.
Dean Ebbe on his way to Athlone Town, Sexton gone.
Good player but I wouldn't rely on him as a sub keeper.
Only too happy to oblige :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Oh the fun we'd have if ye ever got a plastic pitchQuote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Galway FC in: Enda Curran
Drogheda have signed Peter McGlynn. I know nothing about him other than he's Irish and played for San Jose Earthquakes last year.
His twitter bio refers to him as a "crocked athlete". So good luck with that!
On a serious note he's fairly mediocre based on his half season with us but he's still young enough I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
He looked good in the Mervue game I was at, always looked good for Rovers U19s too but that's a level below FD.
Apparently he has been training with us for the last 4 months so I hope we've assessed his fitness in that time!Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
I may be being a bit harsh on Ebbe given it was his first taste of first team football. He showed glimpses of ability. I just wasn't particularly bothered when we didn't resign him and wouldn't have thought he'd make much of an impact in the Premier Division.
Played for Shels, never really broke into the first team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Acer
Got sent off for pushing a referee when playing for UC Santa Barbara.
I think the holiday incident ensured he wouldn't be resigned.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Dean ebbe the man who fu(ked off on holidays before a 2nd leg play off final and then signs for athlone town what an absolute kunt
I'm liking him already.
who has he bein playin for since he left us? I had forgotten he had existed tbh!Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Meh he might have had it booked before he even signed for us. I'm sure it would have cost him more to change the flight than we were paying him. It wasn't ideal behaviour but not something I'd get too upset over. As for him signing for Athlone, why should he have any particular loyalty to us after we let him go? Players move between the two clubs all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Ha, brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Cork posters have been miiighty crack this season