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From what I remember he is/was a left full but wanted to play left wing and was whinging about that. Think he went off on trial in the UK again only a few months after signing for cork and ended up with rovers for a few months. Seems he thought he was better than this league. He has been out of any decent level of football for nearly a year now so maybe it will have brought him back to earth a bit.
Any word on Lenihan off Cork going anywhere yet? I know there was some interest from a few premier league sides.
Don't worry it looks like he'll be around to mark Forrester out of the game for the third time this season. Now if only we had someone to deal with Bermingham we'd be sorted.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Haha I was hoping he'd be gone for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
Although marking Forrester hasn't been too difficult for anyone the last few weeks.
I've only seen Lenihan live a few times but he stands out straight away, brilliant player.
He's really had a great season, though he has slipped a little in recent weeks (that might just be me judging him harshly against a very high standard). He was particuarly outstanding against Pats at the Cross and again at Richmond from what I saw/heard/read, it was just a pity he didn't get enough support on that side and Bermingham got far too much free space.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
I didn't think he had a great game in Richmond, to be honest. Forrester had plenty of luck in the second half, and he had a good few opportunities to cross and skied it, and I think at least one of the goals was down to his positioning.
Cobh ramblers release seven players. James Carson, Damian O'Rourke, Mikey O'Shea, Dave Walsh, Adam Thompson, Jonathan Spillane and Andrew Bhandarkar. None were in the squad for the last month or two
Steven McCarthy, ex-Sunderland, is supposed to be playing for us in the friendly against Cobh tonight.