I'm looking forward to seeing the League of Ireland Transfer List on the P.F.A.I. site. Do we know of any players that may appear on the list ?
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I'm looking forward to seeing the League of Ireland Transfer List on the P.F.A.I. site. Do we know of any players that may appear on the list ?
Bit of a hard-on thinking about this alright. Do you mean the "free transfer" list, from when the clubs release players?
Considering 90% of players are out of contract at the end of the year, i'd say alot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iorfa2MaccaJim
and surely wont be out til like feb?
They didn't have one last year so don't expect to see one.
Peter Hutton
Darren Mansaram and Michael McGinlay
Surely that's a bit unprofessional of the PFAI? I mean, it's in their interests that as many of their members as possible secure contracts with clubs. Having that list available is good for the clubs and players.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
He's looking to go to the IL according to the BBC website..Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillonman
I'm going to have a very busy off season by the looks of things:)
It might not have been on their website but there was a list being circulated, I saw Stephen McGuiness hand a copy of it to the then new Rovers manager after his press conference.
bhs
Sure I suppose Georgie will be back sniffing around when he is sick of Yeovil
Who will be thick enough to sign him this time ? :D
Sean Connor.
Although I think the local casino is after him for money so who knows.
Kevin long is out of contract and will definately be in England playing soon as ;)
Leeds appearently are after lodging a bid for him now .Quote:
Originally Posted by corkboy360
Ya but Coughlan will probably use his great business head and try hold out for more which he will not get and Kevin will hardly sign a new contract with City while there is so much interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by sheao
I can't exactly work out why there's so much interest in him, the only thing I remember him doing is heading into his own net :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by corkboy360
The entire United squad
Don't know much about us,
I think were okay on this front, however we will probably sell a good few, of course we are the "feeder club"
The bright young 'uns ie. Massey, Shields, Coughlan, Kelly = goneski
Shields has signed on for next yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Riddickcule
Why is Owen Heary on the PFAI transfer list? Thought he was under contract at Bohs?Quote:
Originally Posted by longfordjames
No, the six players whose contract did not expire at the end of the season were:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
Oman
McGuiness
Anto Murphy
Cronin
Brennan
Byrne
I think Powell and Deegan have signed contracts since then. Seems strange that they would let him go...
EDIT: In The Sun today that he is going to sign a new contract.
Very surprised at a some there, but obviously money talks these days.
Still shocked to see Brian Shelley, Ronan Finn and Richard Brush there, to name but a few
Just becuase players are listed does not mean they will leave their current clubs. It's all a bit arbitrary really, it's odd that there's only one Derry player listed for example.
I'm not too surprised to see Finn there.
That's true, but it's important to remember that it's the players themselves who ask to be on the list.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
I'm surprised to see skippy, mccabe, foran and deans on the list. I would have assumed the club had at least the first 3 of them on renewed contracts so they could get a fee for them.
I think players have to inform the PFAI that they're free agents to be put on the list. Most won't have bothered yetQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
All Pats players bar Jay Gavin, Ryan Guy and Noel Haverty are free agents atm
And there's a difference between being a free agent and being released by your club obviously.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Still a massive list compared to previous years. Will be an interesting pre-season. Ronan Finn, Evan McMillan, Dave McAllister, Dean Delaney, Karl Bermingham, Shane McFaul, Richard Brush - lots of good players there.
I believe that after Dec 1st Owen Heary will be signing a new contract with Bohs as per the sun today. He had to wait till after that date as per the regulations.:ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
Brian Shelley has re-signed for Bohemians.
For the record I've heard that quite a number of players with 10 years experience will be retiring, as they feel the new budget will close their "tax back" dividend. For some of the higher earners this will be worth a fair few quid to them
i seen that written in (i think) the star last year when the budget was being announced.
they have to choose giving up what they love for a chunk of money.. its a difficult one
Chunk of money chunk of money!:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
Can't they just go amateur and continue to play?Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
Or work in the bar?
ah i guess but it wouldnt be the same.. i'd imagine its hard to let somthing like your dream job go? sure i'm in art collage do you think i'm doing it for the money?. it should'nt be your only motivation and players like jason and stuart byrne or glenn crowe or owen heary all probably have another two years mabe three in some cases left in them to play professionally. i dont think i'd give that away for any amount of money. but saying that i'd probably quit collage to play for longford for free :D
SMASHING NEWS !!!!!!!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Hulsey
It will actually do him the world of good, still only a teenager and the more game time he gets the better he will become.
Same goes for all the other young lads, they might get offers from Premier clubs but they won't get even a quarter the game time as they wiould with us next season. A Championship games, U21 games or sitting on the bench with the odd apperance is about as much as they would get, won't do anything for their development as players what so ever.
that makes sense why Stewie Byrne is looking for a new job after his full time days were finished...:ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla