According to Aertel.
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According to Aertel.
Apparently an interview tonight on TV3??
Aye but it's prerecorded.
Could someone tape and upload it for the exiles?
Confirmed on our website.
http://www.derrycityfc.net/displaystory.php?storyid=662
We can now plan for next season bigtime.....:D
Well maybe now you will win the League. Do not be surprised if a few ex Dublin based players end up in The Brandywell this season. And of course with David Forde gone, you lot are BOUND to win the League :D
Does Pineapple Stu have a monopoly over how UCD fans think?!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
Your argument would hold more credence if Quigley hadn't bobbled a ball into his own net in the Brandywell this season!
Anyway, happy with Fenlon as long as he moves to Derry.
Like most I predicted it as soon as Kenny left and in the end it turned out to be a 'worlds biggest secret' moment. Although good appointment for Derry.
What the hell hell ar u talkin about.I am presuming you are being sarcastic. Forde is a brilliant and talented player.Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
Don't start this bloody argument again....
Who cares anyway? Forde isn't even an eircom League player anymore.
No he doesn't we just know PJ is a better keeper than Dave.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Nice and mature response there.
Can't blame a man for wanting to be paid.
Fancy some vinegar with those chips Anto? (goes to fetch Anto's rattle and replaces it in the soon to be repossessed pram).Quote:
Originally Posted by Anto McC
What goes around comes around and our karma just ran over your dogma.
:cool: agreed, and if anyone thinks that I'm being harsh and childish - I'm not, I feel this way about you all too :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Anto McC
Patrick Jennings is a better keeper than David Forde. No decent goalkeeper has ever been produced by Galway United from their own ranks since entering the League.....
Good luck to Nutsy, a good bloke whatever some people may think of him. Anyone who answers a Bohs fan's stick by holding up 4 fingers and saying "four in a row" deserves a good job:D
Of course I'm bitter,why wouldn't i be. If you could show me 1 football fan who wouldn't be bitter in the same circumstances,i'll tell you they're not a real football fan. I'm bitter about this just as Derry fans were bitter about us winning the league,at least i have the honesty to admit it though.
My previous message in this thread that was edited - What the f*ck?
This forum has gone to sh*t.
Pat will be disappointed to lose Forde. I just took a day away from computers and news etc, and I come back to Pat as Derry Manager. It just doesn't feel right, but things move on. Saddened but c'est la vie.
I maintain that both our keepers forgot to switch ends that day. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
yes mate... and thats why your beloved patrick jennings was his 2nd for the last how many seasons ...Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
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Originally Posted by Anto McC
"F*ck him and i wish you f*ck all success too" Chris, there's no need to be deleting harmless posts like that!
Derry just lost a good manager in Kenny and now they gained another good one in Pat ....This most be sickening to Shels fans though ......All these people leaving Shels isnt good for our league ....Shels are in Champians league next year and need there manager and players ......Pat leaving is a big blow to them .
I fear a heavy defeat for Shels against whoever they get in the Champions league next season. Something which will reflect bad on the league and keep the barstoolers at the bar:(.
They are going to stay at the bar no matter what.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
If Shels can at least retain a few players they should be able to negotiate the first qualifying round as seeds. Even a very depleted side should be able to beat the likes of the Luxembourg champions. Some of the better non seeded teams might be difficult if Shels underwent a total collapse. I do hope they can hold onto some quality by the time of the CL first qualifying round.
disillusioned?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
Nope, it's fact that they will never be at an eL game.Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
we filled our ground when we won the league last year, with plenty of barstoolers. don't base your opinion of the crowds at eL games on shel's ethical determination not to attract 'fairweather' supporters ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
I think it's quite illuminating that these provincials feel they can't challenge for the title without a Dublin manager (e.g. Rico, Kenny, Fenlon) keeping the unruly natives in check with a firm imperial hand.
real answer: there are more (too many) dublin clubs and as such more opportunities for managerial experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
my answer: something witty about dublin city's pathetic tenure in the eL
Given the circumstances of last season, and apparently ongoing, can you really blame him? The easy thing for him to do would've been walk when Bohs came asking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anto McC
See how he had to get the dig at Galway in even though we have nothing to do with this thread:rolleyes: .Pathetic.Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
You're also wrong.He's a very good keeper.
Forde is a good keeper but is almost guaranteed at least one major mess up per game.
Will Fenlon have a big wage & transfer budget like at Shels? He doesn't exactly have a track record of developing players as he more or less bought in all ther Shels players as already proven players.
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Originally Posted by ccfcgirl
Maybe, maybe not. It's a bloody good laugh though :D :D
I know its great.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyD
Well City have only ever won the southern league with Derry men at the helm - the first of which was with the most successful manager ever in domestic football here (Jim McLaughlin) - so that speaks volumes about the relative merits of Dubs and provincials, even if yees do make-up close to 40% of the Republic's population...... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
How's your club doing in its search for a new Manager anyway ? Oh, wait.....
Ahhhhh yes - it's a great day for Irish football. The most succesful manager in recent years has left a small club on the verge of bankruptcy to join a big club who will have the cheek to actually pay him and his players in-full and on-time. How dare he...Quote:
Originally Posted by Anto McC
Any bitterness you feel about Fenlon leaving Shels to join Derry should be directed to a Mr Ollie Byrne at either Tolka Park or Mountjoy Prison. If he wasn't determined for Shlbourne to weigh-anchor so deeply up sh!t-creek, you probably wouldn't have lost Fenlon at all in the first place. It was only a few weeks back that he turned down Bohs, so Ollie is clearly and solely to blame for your little bitterness.
Ahhh yes - a great day for Irish football....
I don't expect you to be happy, I just don't expect you to be so bitter given the state of your club at the moment. Managers have left under much more dubious circumstances than Fenlon has.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anto McC
Didn't the last manager to "win" the league with Shels walk away too?
to get back to the actual subject though, do people think that this is a good move for Derry? Maybe it's just me, but I always thought that Fenlon underachieved a little at Shels. I know he has a good record, but given the funds that were at his disposal, did he really get the best out of his teams?