Shocking.
A Harps fan making jokes about other teams, how ironic:DQuote:
Originally Posted by the-blue-harp
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Shocking.
A Harps fan making jokes about other teams, how ironic:DQuote:
Originally Posted by the-blue-harp
Kenna couldn't be far from the sack now....:D
You not think he might go for a drink or at least a cocoa before going to bed?Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Pats are struggling at the moment big time, Cork totally took the p1$s out of them tonight. Cant see how their squad will cope with the Setanta and a relegation battle together later in the season :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
bhs
And Europe! But Kenna will be gone by then. Just shows it was Ian Foster that was the main cog in the machine last season, no wonder he wanted to take him with him. Thank God Fozzy had some senseQuote:
Originally Posted by blackholesun
Ian Foster is a fantastic manager. Watching him on the sideline is a joy to behold, how he tries so hard for the good of the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
He is getting his just deserts. He thought he was bigger than Galway Utd so he fecked off to Pats, where he knew that if he got a another job offer at some point during the season he'd take it. He is a money grabber and we are far better off with Ian FosterQuote:
Originally Posted by joey4ireland
Sorry, but that's quite a bit off...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
Pats fans were saying in Galway last week that Kenna goes home twice a week back to England.That cant be good.
Just thinking, at Galway his results picked up when they played 4-5-1, with O'Shea behind the striker. Was that a tactical piece of management, or was it a bit of defensiveness that seemed to accidentally work ?
That was a tactic that Ian Foster introduced in training, on his arrival. If you look back at when Ian signed for united last season, you will see that that was when our season turned around, previously to that, jeff hadn't won a single match with united as manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBoss
But yet ye all loved Jeff when he was in charge...funny how now, just cos he's gone, Foster was the genius behind everything:rolleyes:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry
Ditto with Sligo fans with Connor.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Anyway, it's hard to make these judgements until both parties go their seperate ways, especially considering the modest accomplishments that Galway achieved last season.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b00kdtc0
Here's a link to the reaction to the Derry-Bohs game on Friday. Scroll forward to 2.56 for a recap of the goals and then post match interviews with Stephen Kenny, Mark McChrystal and Pat Fenlon.
Great atmosphere
Same with some of our fans with Hegarty when Kenny left.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
:rolleyes:
Athlone's mascot was dismissed last night. Proper order too; hate mascots. Then Athlone had a lad booked twice for complaining between our goal and the restart. We missed about four open goals. Bizarre game. Very enjoyable though. :)
Ya we did WHEN he was with us, but he f**ked about and p!ssed us about for month and then decided to leave. He would have had the people of Galway's respect had he decided to leave immediately after the UCD game, but he waited around and committed to us and then wentQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
You clearly missed my point.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
How much?Quote:
Originally Posted by fionnsci
That's around the figure we thought up there too but it's hard to judge when it's not your ground.
Pat's were appalling, Byrne looked like he just wanted to get off the pitch and away from the embarrassment, clown.
That said I was delighted with how we played and for the first time didnt line the goal after going 1 up. Great laugh in the first half '7 more goals and we're top of the league' but second half was dead, like a training game.
Great trip though, wasn't expecting that sort of win at all.
And you also missed it. Well done.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey4ireland