Wexford re-sign eight of their First Division winning squad.
http://www.wexfordyouthsfc.ie/latest...ayer-contracts
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Wexford re-sign eight of their First Division winning squad.
http://www.wexfordyouthsfc.ie/latest...ayer-contracts
Sean Maguire to Cork. Gm back in Cork and has asked to be released by Cambridge.
Youths re-sign
Eric Molloy
Graham Doyle
Andy Mulligan
Peter Higgins
Craig McCabe
Ryan Delaney
Conor English
Shane Dunne
Limerick fc resign Lee J Lynch doing very well to keep the majority of last season's squad so far.
Ten years he got I think, and deserved every bit of it, horrible sneaky act, I was there, the ref was not even looking when he punched himQuote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
It was only a wee push.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeepersBall
I'd say this is the single most important piece of re-signing news from Limerick. Delighted.Quote:
Originally Posted by thomas72
Ah, now, stay calm. This lad has been tried in a number of clubs and, basically, he is too light for senior football and second half of his seasons are ****e.
Tom is a familiar and popular sort of fella. He has loads of imitators - it definitely was not him.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeepersBall
Everyone knows he is far too laid back and easy-going for that sort of stuff
You talking about Lynch?Quote:
Originally Posted by avvenalaf
He was outstanding for us two seasons ago when we went on that great run and again when we went on a great run this season. It's no coincidence that when he signed two years ago Gaffney started banging in goals and again when he signed this season Faherty started banging in goals. He links up the play from the middle to the wingers/strikers very well and he put in a huge shift helping Faherty closing down opposition strikers. Both times it was in the second half of seasons.
His only problem is a recurring hamstring injury. He certainly isn't too light either. Small lad yes but that has never stopped top players before.
Dan Murray has retired. A legend in a world where that word is overused on a regular basis. I'm genuinely gutted.
If Wiki is correct (which I doubt) he had 299 appearances for Cork.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
That's a real pity. Despite his flaws, he was right at the top of the Irish game for quite some time now. Mildly surprised he didn't feel like giving Cobh and the First Division a year or two before going out. He can't be much more than 33 or 34 is he?
Hes 33.
After all that travelling with Cork? Sure his hamstrings would be shot by all those hours sitting. Then to go to Cobh sure that'd banjax his back on top!!Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Surely there'd be an awful lot less travel with Cobh this season than he'd have done in the past number of years with Cork.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
I wouldnt know, I havent been able to bring myself to look at the 1st Division for years - enough time hasnt gone by for the ptsd to have passed!
http://www.corkcityfc.ie/home/2015/1...rrissey-signs/
Not all bad news for us today. Our midfield is looking very strong for 2016 now. We missed Gearoid last year. He drove us on in 2014. Just worried about the massive holes in our defence.
Don't be worried. Jc will have a good solid defence by mid January. We looking good enough so far though we also need the left side sorted. As regards the travelling city have to do..... don't let it bother yous.
I'm confused now. Was it the squad and not Caulfields tactics that were an issue with Cork fans over the last 2 seasons?
Matt Crossan latest to sign back with Harps for 2016.
Young Daniel Murray will always be welcome in Tallaght. An outstanding pro despite, ironically, being semi-pro when with us.
Thats the best irony post in a while!Quote:
Originally Posted by strikeforce
Some right ********s here.
So you've forgiven him for celebrating in towards your fans after scoring a 93rd minute winner in 2014?Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Seriously though, a top guy and a brilliant leader he has been for us, been through some good and bad times. Tough to see him go.
Of course, he can celebrate wherever he wants. He was a great role model, gave 100% and helped us make Irish football history.Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
Stephen Kenny sheds some light on his thinkingQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
http://www.dundalkfc.com/kenny-hails...y-gifted-pair/
and I think I can safely speak for all Shamrock Rovers fans when I say;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
http://www.donegalsporthub.com/11368-2/
James Gallagher steps down as Finn Harps assistant manager.
Makes you wonder how much these ''amateur'' GAA coaches get?Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Bohs squad at the mo. Wouldn't mind another decent defender in there tbh.
D Delaney
L Stacey
D Pender
D Prendergast
S Best
D Mulchay
Dan Byrne
Anto Murphy
L Fitzgerald
J Caffrey
R Lopes
K Bucko
E Wearen
P Kavanagh
Jake Kelly
A Molloy
I Akinade
Ben Mohammed
A Evans
M Quigley
K Byrne
He has 3 young children, is working full time and if working with the Donegal county squad is matching the wages at Harps then it makes sense for him on a personal level. Much less travel, similar commitment and less pressure as GK coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Although, he hasn't confirmed whether he's going to continue in that role either.
Galway United Squad Update:
Goalkeepers
Conor Winn
Kevin Horgan
Defenders
Stephen Folan
Colm Horgan
Cormac Raftery
Marc Ludden
Stephen Walsh
Killian Cantwell
Midfielders
Ryan Connolly ©
Paul Sinnott
Conor Melody
John Sullivan
Forwards
Vinny Faherty
Padraic Cunningham
wots happenin with Jason Byrne has he quit or what?Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
He has "retired" Marty. But from what I've heard he'd be open to still play.
Dont tell Pat Morley that!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
When/why did that happen. ?Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Amazed that Long would take the risk and Quigley would re join a club where he was, to put it mildly, not a fans favourite. Clearly an alternative to KM Waters who obviously wont be signing.
Anyway no accounting for footballers deluded sense of the esteem they were held in at a former club, Quigley to Bohs and now Killian Breennan's astonishing return to Rovers being prime examples
End of last week apparently d'rower. Has been reported as confirmed by a few itk posters on the mb but nothing official from the club.
Not sure why people keep talking about KB to Rovers as if it's a done deal.
thought that myself seems very presumptuous when there has been no official announcement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin