Something weird went on there. He had played for Oldhams 1st team prior to thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Eirambler
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Something weird went on there. He had played for Oldhams 1st team prior to thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Eirambler
As far as I know Vaughan is a fairly small, lightweight lad at this point. So I think the manager maybe felt he wasn't best suited to a scrap at the wrong end of the National League, which is where Oldham found themselves. I think he was probably just at the wrong club in general for the kind of player he is, he's probably better suited to being in an academy setup with a bigger team at this point. Would be great to see him get a few runs out in the Championship.
Patrick Casey - a first year scholar at Charlton - has been named in the Republic's U-19s squad for a training camp, 18-20 June. Casey scored 42 goals for the London club's U-18 and U-21 sides during the 2022/23 season (Charlton AFC website, 31 May).
Ireland U19s squad for the three day training camp.
Goalkeepers:
Theo Avery (Mansfield), Nathan Hunter (Dungannon Swifts), Andrew Wogan (Drogheda United)
Defenders:
Luke Brown (Shelbourne), Patrick Baranyai (Hercules), James Crawford (Wexford), Jesse Dempsey (UCD), Christy Grogan (Stoke City), Cathal Heffernan (AC Milan) Liam McAlinney (Leicester City), Ronnie McGrath (Leeds United), Charlie O’Brien (Cobh Ramblers), Luke O’Brien (St. Patrick’s Athletic), Luke O’Regan (UCD), Lewis Temple (Shelbourne)
Midfielders:
James Byrne (St. Patrick’s Athletic), Cian Doyle (Shelbourne), Justin Ferizaj (Shamrock Rovers), Billy Gilmore (Bohemians), Sean Moore (Cliftonville), Jack Moorhouse (Manchester United), Joe O’Brien-Whitmarsh (Cork City), Gideon Tetteh (Shamrock Rovers)
Forwards:
Matthew Alonge (UCD), Patrick Casey (Charlton Athletic), Jake Doyle (UCD), Joshua Fitzpatrick (Cork City), Gavin Hodgins (Shelbourne), Eoin Kenny (Dundalk), Caden McLaughlin (Villarreal)
Nice to see caden mcloughlin back in he didn't seem to be as involved as others over the last while. Joe o brien has come back well from his acl and always looks very accomplished footballer.Quote:
Originally Posted by JR89
https://www.sport.ro/stranieri/roman...n-familie.html some background on Baranyai
Ronnie McGrath is another who is pretty highly rated based on what I’ve read in the last couple of years. Although I thought he was an attacker.
McGrath was named as a midfielder in a squad last year
https://www.fai.ie/ireland/news/mu19...r-iceland-game
Walsall Head Coach Mat Sadler thinks they "have a real player on their hands" in Ronan Maher and may loan out the 18 year-old to ensure he gets game time before Christmas.
https://www.bescotbanter.net/2023/08...n-loan-in.html
Maher scored away to Blackburn Rovers in the EFL Cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demesne Lad
A nice article about Newcastle's Reece Byrne in the Evening Chronicle. At 6' 5" high crosses shouldn't be a problem for him!
Newcastle's unannounced signing snubbed early Liverpool transfer interest and has number one ambition - Chronicle Live
Ronan Maher (18) has made seventeen first-team appearances for EFL 2 Walsall. He has now been loaned to National League North side Rushall Olympic on a youth loan which will end on Saturday, 6th January 2024.
https://www.bescotbanter.net/2023/08...o-rushall.html
Might be good for a, Blankety Blank.
I see this finished 1-1. Anyone watch or share scorers, performance etc?
Mark O'Mahony scored, seems to be having a good start to the season. See someone mentioning that Sean Moore who played LB linked up well with Trent Kone Doherty on the LHS. We were supposedly the more dominant side and Bosnia's goal came from outside the box (surprise surprise).
O'Mahony's goal was a header from a cross on the right. Ball was recycled after a corner.
Equaliser came from a shot from outside the box, from the left. I thought the keeper got a hand to it, but it went in anyway.
The stream was terrible, there's a chance it was recorded on an actual potato.
Cheers lads. And thank you to the person who brought the potato.