We're after signing Cian Coleman off Limerick. I know I've seen him play before by virtue of going to give or take every Pats game but I can't say I've ever really noticed him at all. Any use?
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We're after signing Cian Coleman off Limerick. I know I've seen him play before by virtue of going to give or take every Pats game but I can't say I've ever really noticed him at all. Any use?
Good player, one of Limericks best players last year. I know our fans were wondering if he'd end up back with us this year.
Bray linked with signing Fernando Nuno La Fuenta. Supposed to be dead good.
Have heard good reports on Twitter from Limerick fans about him alright. What type of midfielder is he? Assume he’s a holding midfielder?
Alan Murphy confirmed tonight as Galway United manager for 2019 season with a reduced budget all local side structured with underage players coming through
Dane Massey to Rovers for the 2020 season
He played underage for Cork City. I was surprised we let him go to Cobh when we did. I'm even more surprised that we haven't gone to bring him home from Limerick. He's performed very well against us when I've seen him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack B
Yeah i'm surprised Cork City didn't go in for him either. Maybe too similar to Morrissey and Buckley?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Cian played quiet well for Limerick I thought for most of the season but fell away towards the tail end. He has a very good engine. He's tall and imposing and gets about. Very impressive physically. I think he needs to improve he's passing game if he is going to break into a top half team. Needs to get more comfortable on the ball and be able to spray it quicker. He may not be required to do that at Pats as they have other creative midfielders who possess that.
To Rovers in 2021 actually !! It was a 2 year deal he signed today for Dundalk.Quote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa
I would imagine sbgawa is factoring in the "project" maturing in 2020, selling a few 13 year olds for millions and throwing the mother of all kitchen sinks at MasseyQuote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Never works for us you boys throw the whole kitchen.
Massey for 2020 after brexit you boys will be in the NIFL and he won't want to play up there.
The border is just North of Balbriggin is'nt it
Looking forward to seeing Massey and Gannon rekindle their Dundalk partnership in Rovers colours come 2022. We might even have enticed Cleary over by then.
Davy O'Sullivan stepping away from LOI football due to work and personal commitments.
https://www.betweenthestripes.ie/blo...loi-retirement
I presume that at the club awards on Saturday you'll be calling the two men who have kept our club afloat financially "a disgrace" to their faces.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Attendances didn't shoot up that much last season, despite us playing Fenn-ball. So, why should the club just start paying crazy money?
Not asking anyone to spend crazy money and we won’t have a chance at the title given what Shels have invested but the division looks set to be fairly weak next season, we have to be looking for promotion through the play offs.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollocaine
It was f*cking horrible seeing him in a Shels shirt but that doesn’t take away from his unbelievable service to the club. I thought when Dave Mooney left we’d never see a goal machine like him again and while Sully was operating at a lower level he really was something else in full flow. So many great memoriesQuote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Ciaran Coll signing for Derry from Harps.....
If he's turning down FD offers for PD football how is anything Longford doing a disgrace?Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Ok disgrace was the wrong word but at the moment our squad is significantly weaker than last season, even if we keep McGlade we have an awful amount of work still to do. Club gave Tony cousins fantastic backing in 2014 and Fenn is clealry a better manager so would like to see him get the same sort of resources.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Let's see if Fenn can win/achieve something before he can be regarded as 'clealry' a better manager. Cousins persevered with us on a small budget for 4 years before the 2014 season. Will Fenn have the patience do the same? I'll always have a question over his character given the way he 'retired' from Dundalk
Don’t think it’s fair to judge his character over something that happened years ago when he was a player, he’s done great work in the community and brought a good feeling back to the club, that been said im sure he’s aware as anyone that all the good football and popularity with fans in the world won’t be enough to save him if we have a disappointing season next year, hel be judged on results like everyone else.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollocaine
There’s a long way to go in the off season. If the squad is looking poor by February then start to worry. None of our theoretical rivals aside from Shels have done much either.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Just hoping there might be a few surprises in store Saturday night. As you said Shels have stole a march but they have the cash to do so. Harps proved last season the importance of finishing 2nd that has to be our aimQuote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Do people think clubs have stores of cash they're just choosing not to spend depending who the manager isQuote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
?
If only our clubs had that sort of forward planning to have cash reserves built up!
Generally the money spent is the money available.
Blues linked with Julian Guevara - Colombian midfielder, plays in Finland. Should see Connor, Feely, Browne, Barnett, Hutchinson, O'Halloran, Martin, Walsh re-signing soon.
I heard he can go missing in games though?Quote:
Originally Posted by bluemovie
Decent making of a squad. Must be having a fair go at keeping in the top 4. Hopefully the league is competitive next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluemovie
Rumours of Keegan and Corbett signing for us.
Yeah it seems Keegan will sign for ye. I think we offered him player-coach but he wants to go back home - young family and nearing retirement. He'll be the perfect influence on all your young players. The ultimate pro.Quote:
Originally Posted by David BOHie
Yeah I really rated him last time he was with us. Hopefully he has a similar role here because I think he has the right temperament and personality to carve a career in coaching. Possibly still has a year or two left at LOI level too. You can understand his move. Lunney is a good player going the other way too. He has great flair. Lots of tricks and skill moves and nutmegs etc. He really grew as the season progressed. That's the type of player we should be aiming to keep. going forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluemovie
Indications from Vinny Perth last night from a book launch event, that up to 3 new signings expected next week at Dundalk.
A goalkeeper should be one as Sava has already left.
McCarey I assume, considering he'll be finishing up at Warrenpoint around then.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Chris Forrester on the way to Dundalk.
Believed when seen on DundalkFC.comQuote:
Originally Posted by Azrob Spooh
PFAI out of work players list 2018 . - http://www.pfai.ie/transfer-list
Playing a match v Home Farm on weds. https://twitter.com/PFAIOfficial/sta...24297279348736
Sava signed for Bray.Sclings surely will get picked-up.:confused:
Any other opinions on others?
That list is pretty out-dated at this stage. Quite a lot of the players on the list have been signed up already by clubs.
I'd suspect even a few that are out training with the PFAI and looking to play their pre-season tour games have already agreed deals with teams.
Do they still go to the FIFPRO tournament?
Soz,didn't realise the list was out of date.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
As for the FIFPRO tounament - they(PFAI) don't seem to be pushing out as much promotion for it this year as they have previously so maybe they've used their turns?
Gary Boylan rumoured to be joining Cork City
He ticks a lot of boxes - he last played for Sligo and he can play right back
He is has also given some signs that he is a decent player
https://twitter.com/corkcityfcnews/s...58590511644672
That's the only box that needs ticking for John CaulfieldQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
If I had to describe Boylan in one word, it would be 'frustrating'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Make no mistake he is talented. He has two very good feet although he is average in the air. When he came on the scene in the Showgrounds I really thought we had a young John O'Shea on our hands. He could play in a number of positions and slotted in with ease. He has had some decent performances and when's he is playing well he will stand out. He has been given plenty of opportunities by a number of Rovers managers and some trials over the water too, but unfortunately he just never kicked on or been consistent enough for what ever reason. Being torn between LOI and the gah hasn't helped either. Good luck to him, be interesting to see how he does with Cork, especially after a bad injury last season too.
My bohs "friend" cough.....let's go with "friendish" tells me kelly gone to dundalk. Great signing for dundalk , the squad depth there will pay off in t he mad scramble at the start of the league.