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Plenty of action guaranteed, Galway teams always too nice in all codes. Everyone else will hate us now so it might bring out something that we have lacked. Might be no harm to to have a sharper, no bull**** relationships with the two local pretenders, no doubt connor will stir it and i look forward to it. Red Mists, red cards and red pants the best christmas present United fans could have hoped for
Me love the Supermacs.
For some reason i feel galway will do brilliant next season
If we were in the same situation as Galway are supposed to be in i would gladly take Connor as our manager, I think getting someone with good experince just might save Galway from the drop this yearQuote:
Originally Posted by avvenalaf
Why, have you seen their 'teamsheet'?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ciaran W
it's not too hard to do well in the first division ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ciaran W
I can't really see any argument against Connor's appointment. He is the most qualified of the applicants who were still interested having heard about our financial situation. We desperately needed an experienced manager in place to prevent further losses to our squad.
Besides, with only 10 top-flight teams now managers with experience, but without a job can't be too picky. We may not have a huge budget, but we're in the right league, and Connor can hopefully keep us there. Welcome aboard Sean, and good luck!
While Seanie's a bit beyond being an oddball, and can be as erratic as a meerkat on speed, he does seem to be lucky, and maybe that luck is from getting the best from players or good tactics. Last year was a rollercoaster with us but at the same time it was a tough gig to come into. It's interesting to see that he got the Galway job after being recommended and turned down for the Floriana job. (Really, he gave an interview in the Maltese media - after being introduced by Roddy - about how he'd love the challenge)
I bet it will be Gareth Gorman. He is a fellow northerner who played with Galway United in the 90's. He was previously No.2 at Sligo and Dundalk. He married a Galway woman a few years ago and lives in Galway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean South
When I read this in the other thread I thought it was a Fat Joke and I laughedQuote:
Originally Posted by gufct
I think this guy is seriously on the brink of an automatic life-time ban from this forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
I mean, he can't spell, he supports 50 different teams and he's not only a student but an Art Student :eek: Jeez, standards of moderation is seriously dipping here.
Oh and i fixed that post for you :p
You're joking....right???;)Quote:
Originally Posted by geezer
thanks sam i love you too..:rolleyes: mods feel free to move the discussion about my spelling to rubbish and call it ''the inadequacies of the irish education system''..Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
I doubt ye would be complaining if he supported every LOI club!:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
i do if their in europe! i'd even want athlone to win....(i feel dirty for saying that):oQuote:
Originally Posted by Dillonman
The FAI wont approve a budget that Galway can’t afford. It will be interesting to see how he does on a tight budget. Lets be fair to him, he has done ok so far at every club he has been at.
Wouldnt be surprised now if Shaun Kelly and Liam Burns sign for Galway.
I don't know how Galway are going to afford Seanie's babes on a 3-4000 playing budget, but Michael McGinley is a sure thing :D
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Originally Posted by Acornvilla
Sarcasm detectors broken lads?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillonman
Everyone knows that 'a rake' is more than 'loads' but less than 'Pucks':cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla