I happen to think he is a nice fella, wonder what he thinks of youQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
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I happen to think he is a nice fella, wonder what he thinks of youQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
Hes full of himself he thinks the sun shines out his hole and hes always thought it.
Do you know him personally, and how would you rate him as a player in that sense? :confused: :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
Whenever I have come across him he seems like a really nice guy.
He has an ego that would not suit rams.
i know him personally and hes a gent.Cobh people seem to have problems when our own achieve better things than us. Guthrie was sayin hes one of the soundest with city.
he's different.... ill give him that but its more so an irish thing hating everyone that doesnt conform to the usually dress sense style or attitude
That's my experience of him too.Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
If he signs for Ramblers i have no doubt he'd be successful. But after one season just think what would happen if JO'F has scored 20 goals his contract demands will be outrageous.
if he gets 20 goals in da premier division give him watever he wants. strikers like dat dont come along very oftenQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
Thats what Cork City did and now they are facing a loss at the end of their financial year. Signing him could break a club like Ramblers.Quote:
Originally Posted by outside in
dats right he is da only reason city wil make a lossQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
No they consistently overpay their players thats why they are makin a loss
Lads Cork City will be forever making a loss as long as their renting a ground,not JOFs fault but he is certainly one injury prone striker though and not worth a risk to us.Also i see posts about full time players here surely they cost bout 600+ per wk where would they train and why do we need them this club is far too small to be leaping forward like that what we need is quality squad numbers.
not a team of full-timer just 2 or 3, just for a bit of an edge, after all we are going to be competeing with full-time teams, and i know survival is our aim for next year, but we should also take soem steps towards full-time, if others stay part-time, the full-time set-ups will always be ahead of them, the table does show it, it is a league within a league
if a magical fairy offered ramblers a striker that could score 20 goals this coming seaon id have no qualms of playing him a grand a week if it would gaurntee survival
if we had a striker scoring 20 goals in the premier there is a fair chance that we would be well up the table hence there would probably be bigger crowds coming through the gate to pay the wagesQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
Thats called CONFIDENCE..If your confident doing anything you'll always hold your head up,where as if your any way nervous you'll always shy away from people or doing any thing any confident person would do without a second thought..IMO..Quote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
Good shout!Quote:
Originally Posted by gaffer33
I presume you know him personally then?Quote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
90% of City fans will tell you Flynny is the best striker to ever play for us, better than Doyle and Roy.
The lad has been crucified by injuries, would be an international by now
Exactly. take it from "one of them" :D, all the bull**** facts about attitude whatever mean nothing listen to this man!Quote:
Originally Posted by micls