With all the hatred doing the rounds I thought maybe we could turn the tables and give those opposition players we like an honourable mention.
For me theres only one winner and that has to be Digger.
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With all the hatred doing the rounds I thought maybe we could turn the tables and give those opposition players we like an honourable mention.
For me theres only one winner and that has to be Digger.
Stuey Byrne..former Town hero
Martin Reilly
He'll be reading this I'd say so keep those compliments coming :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Conor74
Didn't we already have a thread on this, and Digger won by a mile?
I'll go with Stuey as well.
Tony Bird has taken the section O stick about his "Back to men" hair in a good way as well (I suppose Myler would've been on the list as well for the last game of the season, but then he's one of us now).
Has to be Digger.
used be digger by a mile
but now its only digger by a fair bit from Conor O Grady
really admired the way he "celebrated" the goal he got for derry in front of the shed end.. class act
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Originally Posted by razor
Now why did'nt i think of that :p
A few players - Tony MacDonnell, Jason Byrne, Kevin Hunt
Digger for sure. Especially after the semi-final replay in United Park when he showed he had a bit of charachter after that little f*cker Dessie Baker took a hissy fit.
Yeah it has to be digger, always a class act no matter what anyone says about him he takes it in the right spirit. Great player too.
Stu Byrne defo and Willie Bruton is a nice guy aswell but i don't really hate other than Alan Reynolds,Shane Robinson & Trevor Molloy.
As for managers i'd have to day Pat Dolan is a great ambassador for the league and always has respect for any team he is up against.Pat Fenelon is alright aswell and on the hate list would be Stephen Kenny and not because he left Longford but it's all down to the remarks and comments he made afterwards and i think he is a very bad loser.Reynolds is a tramp and Roddy Collins is a snake who will jump ship any chance he gets no matter where he is.
eddie gormley is the man(not technically a player anymore but howinever)
Digger and Don Tierney with Dublin City.
From next season you can probably add Danny O Connor, Myler and Cronin to my list
digger also but then gough is good laugh as well
gonna go with Stuie Byrne also
tut, tut James, we're gone metric!Quote:
Originally Posted by James
Who's he?Quote:
Originally Posted by razor
Has to be Jonnie Kenny(Unsure) and Paraic Moran(Athlone Town)-Both former Rovers players and did a lot for the club. Even tough Kenny did join Harps :mad: . Where is he now any of ye know, think he has left Harps
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Originally Posted by sligoman
dont worry about it...its a premier thing ;)
Watch yourself boy! :mad: We could be up there soon enough :)Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
Digger by a good bit for me. Others would be Gareth Cronin, Dave Hill and Conor O'Grady- all fella's who left city on good terms with the fans and came back without gettin much stick. I know it'll shock a few people, but I do remember having a good laugh on the píss with Reynolds up in longford one night- before he joined city- and had a great chat once with Tony O'Dowd in the TCT after a game a few years back- seemed like a really nice fella.
Stuie Byrne. LEGEND :cool:
stewie byrne digger stephen kelly(athlone) ex town great
oso kevin hunt
for last season had to be digger
let the hi ho's begin
Tony O'Connor - Gent
Kevin Hunt
Longford town goalkeeper O'Brien ( legend)Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
Mixed feelings over saying this(for obvious reasons) but it has to be Alan Kirby!!!!
To score a goal in a cup final must be an unbelievable feeling but the way he reacted showed everyone exactly how he felt!!Always gave his all in the Blue's shirt and never had a bad word to say about the club.He takes unwarranted stick from the crowd whenever he plays against us,never reacts to it and just gets on with the job unlike 1 or 2 others who left at a similar time(Robinson & Reynolds).A true professional and a gentleman!!!
Daryl Murphy