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Seems that Croly has had a falling out with O'Neill. I think that Croly has previous form - if I remember correctly he walked on St Pats after a clash with McDonnellQuote:
Croly steps down from Hoops role
Wednesday, 29 June 2011 09:54
It has been reported that Trevor Croly has resigned as assistant manager of Shamrock Rovers.
Croly has been in the role since December 2008 and before that was assistant to John McDonnell at Saint Patrick's Athletic.
Dan Murray gone as well
It was a build up of clashes with McDonnell in fairness.
How long before O'Neill follows him out the door? Anyone willing to chalk up a price for him to be gone before August?
Where?Quote:
Originally Posted by alltogethernow
LimerickQuote:
Originally Posted by bluewhitearmy
Hopefully never. The longer that man keeps his massive, expensively assembled squad underperforming the better.Quote:
Originally Posted by CMcC
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Originally Posted by razor
I really hope so.
The good thing about trouble in paradise is that it's still a paradise...
I know Joey N'Do has a high opinion of Trevor Crolly. So, Crolly fell out with Johnny McDonnell and Michael O'Neill?. Anyone see a pattern here? After all, neither were mentioned for the Chelsea job.
the toher good thing is that its mythical and can be whatver you want it to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by dfx-
A bit like Tallaght so?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Underperforming and yet top of the league for all but one matchday this season. Clearly a club in its death throes.Quote:
Originally Posted by dong
I hope Murray isn't gone. I know he's the worst defender in the history of football but he seems to have some sort of bizarre ability to marshal the stingiest defence in the league, and all this despite playing under the worst manager in the league. Don't know much about Croly to be honest but it's never good when a member of senior managament walks.
In fairness he didn't say anything like that. He said "underperforming squad"Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Something msot people agree on. If it was my team and they won the league anyway, I wouldn't care either
The only time that matters is at the end of the season. Right now Shamrock Rovers are not top of table and unless they win on Sunday could be under further pressure from Sligo for 2nd place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Michael O'Neills original target was to have 40 points from the first 18 games. Going into the 21st league match on Sunday and still not there yet. Based on the squad investment - right now Shamrocks are underperforming.
Think you're on about Jason McGuinness thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
I know that LTFC players and staff really rated Croly when he was here. Nice guy too. I'm sure he'll be taken on somewhere else. Isn't O'Neill out of contract this year? Heard there's no chance of him getting it renewed which isn't a massive shock I know.
I never said anything about death throes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Do you think O'Neill is maximising the ability of the squad you have?
Source? Surely rubbish.Quote:
Originally Posted by razor
I'm prone to hyperbole.Quote:
Originally Posted by dong
I don't think any manager in the league is maximising his squad's potential with the exception of Pat Devlin and Pete Mahon. I didn't expect Rovers to run away with the league like most other people seemed to think and I'm not all that surprised by the current standings, except I'd have had Sligo instead of Pat's making a run for the top spot. O'Neill's a conservative manager, always has been, and his record bears that out: only one loss to a title rival against, what, 4 wins and 4 draws? The two losses to Bray are the outliers that show just how tight this league is.
Statement from the club:
http://www.shamrockrovers.ie/news/35...-croly-resignsQuote:
The club would like to take this opportunity to wish Trevor the very best for the future and thank him for all he has contributed to the club since joining in 2009.
Hoops boss, Michael O’Neill said: “I would like to thank Trevor for his contribution to the club over the past two-and-a-half years. I have enjoyed working with him during that time and wish him the very best in his future career in football.”
Trevor Croly said: “It is with great regret that I have resigned from my position at Shamrock Rovers FC. I would like to thank the board and fans for all the help and support I have received during my time at the club.
“I’m grateful to have worked at Shamrock Rovers, coaching fantastic players and receiving fantastic support. Over the past few months my football relationship with the manager has changed somewhat, which has ultimately lead to this decision. I’d like to wish Michael, the players, and everyone at the club the best of luck for the future.”
Murray is good at knee-headies. No one would deny that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Google Translation gave me this:
TranslationQuote:
Trevor Croly said:
" Over the past few months my football relationship with the manager has changed somewhat, which has ultimately lead to this decision. I’d like to wish Michael, the players, and everyone at the club the best of luck for the future.”
Quote:
Trevor Croly said:
" I'am really pi$$ed off with him and just can't put up with his arsehole tactics anymore. He hasn't a clue. I hope he fcuks off to Scotland.”
Rovers' defence looks a hell of a lot more solid with him than without him. Since he was taken off, organisation at set-pieces has gone to pot again...Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
He has also scored against Bohs, so he's not all bad...
Have we finally found someone at Pats that Ndo got on with?Quote:
Originally Posted by avvenalaf
Even if Dan Murray has left the club surely Cork would be his first stop as he is still living there and it would be the handiest place to go.
In saying that I would love to see him sign for ourselves. If Purcell or McCarthy where to get injured at the moment we would be screwed at centre back.
http://cdn2.knowyourmeme.com/i/000/1...png?1299910878Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
MON all p!ssy that he didnt get his 2 year, 300k contract yet and prior to the Sligo game, he blames the players underperformance for this. Crolly and the players take exception. Culminates in this.
A rumour on the Bohs mb so treat with pinch of salt.
MON after Croly walked out..
http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ky...8q6do1_500.jpg
Don't know if the transfer is true or not but Limerick-Cork is doable in under an hour. It is also more likely about length of contract and weekly wage levels and it seems Limerick have money to splash, whereas theres a rebuilding job under way at the Cross. So when these points are considered it's not such a huge leap to consider a daily commute up and down the (in)glorious N20.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Contract figures are miles away from the actual truth. The rest of it isn't too far off the truth from what i've heard.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Can't see Dan Murray in Limerick, I'd imagine if he's available Cork will pull out all the stops to get him and they'd have space left over in the budget that they'd have been offering Denis and Joe. Our money pit aint bottomless.
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michaels not taken it too well. bless
I don't think it's an issue tbh. He lives in Cork atm and commutes to Dublin so Limerick isn't far considering.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
It'l come down to the money offered. If ye offer a few hundred more ye'l get him, and I think ye will. I also think it will guarantee ye promotion and we're fecked.
Also will amke me sick to my stomach watching him play against us :( Depressing
I guess we'll see! I haven't an iota what kind of money O Sullivan is sitting on, or more importantly how much more he's willing to invest and write off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
I also don't know how much we'd be willing to go for Dan Murray. We seem to have a low enough cap, and as much as I would love to see Dan back and think he'd be a fantastic influence, defense has been the least of our problems this season, so I don't know how the manager will see it.
and by few hundred you mean €20... Tis the LOI after allQuote:
Originally Posted by micls
Bar last Friday night of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
With Chocolate Wrists back to his old self and Gav Kav missing i think Murray would be a great addition.
But of course we haven't a bob.
Heard the same yesterday morning from a Hoop (minus the figures) If true its bizarre!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
http://www.herald.ie/sport/soccer/on...s-2810194.htmlQuote:
By Aidan Fitzmaurice
Thursday June 30 2011
SHAMROCK Rovers manager Michael O'Neill has been linked with jobs in Scotland and Northern Ireland as the fallout from Trevor Croly's exit as Hoops No. 2 continues.
Rovers have confirmed that highly-rated coach Croly had stepped down from his post as assistant to O'Neill at Rovers.
"Over the past few months my football relationship with the manager has changed somewhat, which has ultimately lead to this decision," said Croly, explaining his reasons for quitting the Hoops just days before a massive league game against current league leaders St Patrick's Athletic.
Rovers could be in for a busy month as they prepare for Champions League duty against Estonian side Flora Tallinn with changes to the squad. Skipper Dan Murray has been linked with a move to Limerick while former Sligo Rovers keeper Richard Brush is being lined up if current No. 1 Alan Mannus moves to St Johnstone.
Boss O'Neill was today linked with the Northern Ireland job - Nigel Worthington is currently in charge of the team but he is under massive pressure after some recent results, including three defeats in the Carling Nations Cup and two disappointing draws in the Euro 2012 qualifiers.
O'Neill has also been mentioned in relation to the job at SPL side Hibernian. Colin Caldewood is current at the helm there but he is expected to move to Birmingham City as Chris Hughton's assistant
- Aidan Fitzmaurice
Surely with the franchise of Windsor park moving from Linfield to the IFA,Linfield or any other side in their leauge(the IPL) could afford this move ??Quote:
jobs in.... Northern Ireland as the fallout from Trevor Croly's exit as Hoops No. 2 continues.
With the price of petrol!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge