Neale Fenn to Cork, Brian Murphy to Hibs and Kalonas to Red Star are rumours. Bohs to cut the wage bill to 500k for next year (Herald I think?).
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Neale Fenn to Cork, Brian Murphy to Hibs and Kalonas to Red Star are rumours. Bohs to cut the wage bill to 500k for next year (Herald I think?).
Incorrect "NiallSPARKY"....It says in The Herald Bohs wage bull will be cut BY 500k.....so that will mean the budget will be 10.2million as opposed to 10.7million!!! :D
"THE BIG CLUB"!!!!!
Oops, bad typo :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Jersey Cow
Birmingham and Peterborough too.Quote:
Originally Posted by forza rovers
i didnt mention it as it was said further back in the thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Heard Ollie Cahill to Derry and obviously Shane Robinson on trial at Reading
Heard cahill to derry as well, dont know if hes still in the same league as mcginn thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by McLovin
Until mcGinn moves abroad, he is....Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexy
/sorry/
Ive put this on Rovers part aswell,but heard that Jeff Kenna is mulling over the Shamrock Rovers job at the minute.
I heard Cousins has been offered Dundalk job with Dessie Baker as assistant.
Hmm, I think you're telling porkie pies there maroon_ultra. Bad and all as Cousins is, to have Dessie alongside him as assistant?!. He was never noted for his discipline and work ethic.
Where did you get that rumour from!! We dont want to be going backwards...thats why Gill hasnt been offered a new contract(which is a disgrace) Gerry Mathews has said umpteen times this week in papers, radio etc that he wants the club to move in the right direction...any appointment of the likes if Cousins, Collins, John Ryan, Jeff Kenna would be a joke.
hate to say but id like Pat Scully at the post if not Gill on the basis that he takes no nonscience from players and has them out the door straight away...alot like John Gill!
What is nonscience? Is that like saying the world is flat and we all evolved from Adam and Eve?Quote:
Originally Posted by Black and White
The Rovers management position has been filled.Quote:
Originally Posted by shep
It just hasnt been press released yet.
and its not kenna
or jason macateer.:rolleyes:
I for one am saddened by this fact :(Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
New Rovers manager Stephen Kenny
New Dundalk manager Aaron Callaghan with ex player and Youth manager John Whyte as his assistant! :ball:
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Originally Posted by placid casual
Really hope this is true
If Kenna does leave it will not be for another Irish club.
Doubt it. His previous management gigs haven't turned out well. Not all his fault but he wasn't blameless either. Very good coach though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jersey Cow
It's the opposite of scienceQuote:
Originally Posted by Louth4sam
Bohs have signed Shelley supposedly...and the crazy wages hasn't stopped either from what I heard. This is the rumours thread though, nothing concrete before Bohs fans come on giving out;).
Apparently they're taking their case to the Supreme Court. Now how they're going to fund that is anyone's guess.
john fitzgerald to rovers ;)
Not too expensive, 150 k or so , the profit from the cup final more or less. Given the amount ultimately at stake, its certainly worth a go. Am very much in the minority in Dalymount on this but strategically appealing puts us in a much stronger position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
How so?
If it goes to trial in the Supreme Court I can't see it costing only 150k and if you lose which has to be a possibility you're even more screwed. Then there's the fact that it could be two or three years dragging on, whilst Bohs have debts to pay and no money coming from any deal. I don't see how it makes your position any stronger?.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
I'd say it's a probability more than a possibility, given how damning the judge's report appears to have been.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
But I'm not sure they have much of a choice either.
Haven't read much of the report but the bits I have read on various forums don't show Bohs directors in a good light alright.
They're welcome to him. In reference to earlier post about Stephen kenny being new Rovers manager, local paper here said quotes someone at Rovers saying the club are still interviewing for manager's job this weekQuote:
Originally Posted by irishultra
I'm sure something I stepped in the other day told me the Shams post had been filled.
Even if they don't win, this might be useful as a delaying tactic to give them time to get money to cover potential repayments to Liam Carroll.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
dont worry all GUFC fans, I do not know who it will be, but I do know that Kenna will deffo not be getting the Rovers job!
bhs
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
If it goes to trial, thankfully it will be on points of law rather than the credibility of an allegedly inebriated Director. We certainly have a better chance to win the appeal on the "dry" legal points than we had to win the High Court case
If you don't know who the Rovers manager is then to say the above means you must known where he WILL be next season - care to enlighten us?Quote:
Originally Posted by blackholesun
The job at rovers has been reduced to 3 candidates and I would say Kenna is not one of them. As I have said already on here, Kenna will not be going to another Irish team. It all depends on offers from England.
The High Court decision was on points of law too, not on how drunk the directors were. The condemnation of them seems only to emphasise how little legal ground youz had, which will presumably be the case in the Supreme Court as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Gamble signed a new 3 year deal http://corkcityfc.ie/main.php
Aleeady had a contract so basically its just him taking a pay cut. Good to hear
Thats very good to hear some of the top players are willing to stayQuote:
Originally Posted by micls
and take a pay cut.
And a bit surprising tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by garyderry
From what I hear its a substantial paycut, and he's certainly one player who could get a deal elsewhere.
Sounds from the squad are that they all want to stay and are willing to take the hit to do so(though some have little choice).
In fairness to Mathews he led the way in this taking a voluntary paycut himself.
Neither Joe or Mathews had to do this and could have forced us to pay them what we agreed to
Derry have given Higgins and Grey new two year full-time contracts.