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I know the rovers board haven't been doing great things in the transfer market recently but c'mon that would be an awful transfer to make for us. Meenan's decent an all but both in form miele in miles ahead of him.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Miele has been poor of late. However, Rovers did good business getting him to sign on for next year. He will regain his form. Meenan was a backup plan if Miele wouldn't re-sgn.Quote:
Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop
Seems that Aymen Ben Mohamed is heading to Espérance in Tunisia.
He would have to be in Tunisia tonight and have the deal signed according to this article:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBoss
http://www.mosaiquefm.net/fr/footbal...esperance.html
The phrase "doivent arriver" in that radio station news item is a little misleading: it means "are expected to arrive", not "must arrive". Aren't transfer deals often finalised before the window closes, subject to actual physical signatures later?Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Spot on Little Bray, us French speakers in Dundalk would translate that as due to arrive or expected to arrive.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlebray
Donegal French may be a little different.
It must have been the dialect alright. Regardless, a deal would still have to be done before tonights deadline closing.
No, that only applies to Irish clubs signing players. You can still sell players to England until August 31, to Russia until something like October and I don't know if Tunisia even has a transfer window.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Is that due to a Tunisian transfer deadline? If their window is open longer he can sign up to their deadline.
Edit - as per Charles
Tunisian window is 01 Jul - 15 Sep 2016.
No hurry, so.
According to transfermarkt.com: "The transfer window in Tunisia is open from Jul 1, 2016 to Sep 15, 2016."
I was simply working off the assumption that the above article referenced the window closing on the 31st July, but obviously, as pointed out above, my French is crap.
Merde, alors
Bohs have confirmed the deal now subject to a medical. Curious to know how much they're getting for him (partly as we'll get a tiny slice of it as will UCD). Did he sign a one year or a two year deal with Bohs?
We got 2 rugs and a camel for him. What part of the Camel do you want?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
The best meat is in the hump.. or is that the rump? either way give us our delicious camel meat! Or a bit of a rug..Quote:
Originally Posted by ger121
We have enough camelsQuote:
Originally Posted by ger121
Most Bohs fans have the hump!
Dundalk to buy the whole Limerick team with their European millions as they are obviously much better than the current squad.
Well we won away in europe the night before and barely a peep out of the biased east coast media.Quote:
Originally Posted by GCdfc
You're 100% right in what you're saying I just don't think as a club we're bothered selling.
You'd have to wonder where all the childish posters have gone. These pc grown up replies have me scratching my head wondering what has gone wrong with society.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Not even one reference of a camel toe..... unbelievable.
Alan Keane played for us tonight in a friendly against Everton.
wonder wots that about? is he making a comeback?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yossarian
Has been playing GAA in Sligo the last while
Why did he finish playing in the first place?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
Because he was finishedQuote:
Originally Posted by Yossarian
Don't think he was going to get a contract from us
Would be a decent bit of cover for Dundalk, especially when you see Cork ponying up for an older Dave Mulcahy.
Here it is !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
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Originally Posted by Yossarian
Not a rumour, but interesting read about the cost of players in this country.
http://m.londonderrysentinel.co.uk/s...iels-1-7528413
Interesting that the Irish League is apparently paying big money. I doubt it's widespread but there has always been clubs there whop would spend big on a few big names and pad the rest out with lads on relatively little.
But then again it's always hard to know what to take seriously with Shiels.
Yea i'd estimate that it's only the top 3/4 clubs that can pay wages that would be double that of Derry, and as Mr A said, they probably don't pay big money to all their players, just a select few on each team who have that bit of extra quality.
Shields puts their extra financial resources down to good club management, which I don't agree with though. For me it's plain and simple - the prize money in the Irish league is higher.
What's the prize money in the north?
I remember looking for the figures last year. Very hard to come by but from memory, it was less than the LOI.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Yeah just pay the quality players a good wage :D
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CpwXpl0WYAA5Y0O.jpg
In fairness there's a lot of maintenance there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
Who's he sponsored by ? Burger King ?
A belly like that isn't sponsored by just one restaurant.Quote:
Originally Posted by disgruntled
Kind of appropriate that yer man's name is Nacho.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/ne...-34940136.html
"I'm going to be based in Moira. It is quiet and peaceful. Sometimes it is good to just relax and not be in a big town where there are more people around. I like living in the countryside," said Novo, who hasn't tried an Ulster fry yet because "I'm looking after myself", but intends to at some stage.
I love the part in bold :rolleyes:
Not sure if its already been posted here but Dundalk are set to announce the signings of Alan Keane & Dean Shiels on Friday. Both players are 31 and will add some cover & experience to the group.