QuoteFirst of all I was like..
But then I realised it was a different Roddy..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...sh/7773195.stm
Haven't seen this posted up yet, apologies it has. Not quite sure what to make of this story..apart from, maybe, wtf?!
Ou-est le Centre George Pompidou?
First of all I was like..
But then I realised it was a different Roddy..
Yeah, on second thoughts, maybe a clearer thread title is in order...
Ou-est le Centre George Pompidou?
AGM last Monday
He must be getting paid a fortune, he gave up Chairman of Derry to spend more time with family, wonder will he try to entice kenny back to bohs. they had a great understanding togetherOriginally Posted by SwanVsDalton
**** i was like zomg roddy collins back in the bohs hotseat.
A few corrections.
He gave up the role of Chief Executive of Derry City (Hugh McDaid was Chairman) to be Fintan Drury's man on the ground and winner of hearts and minds in relation to Platinum One's AIL proposals which we all know went down like a wet fart in a spacesuit.
He's now unemployed and presumably needs to earn like the rest of us.
To quote someone on the City forum, get in there Jim and finish the [insert swear word of choice]'ers off...
Bohs have cut their underage programme to employ him as front man for the other directors who won't be too welcome around Dalymount by the looks of things.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
No they did not.
MD
Jaysus man you'd want to change the title the thread the Bohs lads will be having heart attacks!
"Are those my feet" Fr Jack Hackett
No they have not. They let the head of youth development go. No cut to the underage setup afaik. Its business as usual otherwise so I hear. I'm guessing the other directors wont be there for very long so no front needed.
- What's he like?
- What are his achievements?
- What should we be looking out for on the downside?
He likes Derry City.
He was a fireman in the past, therefore if you're looking for tips on how to burn down Dayler in order to get the insurance money to help you out of your current financial situation, then he's the right man to advise you.
Once a fireman always a fireman, so he might see the fire starting, put it out and balls up all your plans.
Gosh. Did someone take your FAI Cup or something?
Bohs Players and Managment living in La La Land. They have refused the wage cuts despite the fact that their club is in dire financial Straits.
We are the Galway Boys Stand up and make some noise"
They quite rightly pointed out that the same time that the club was looking to cut their wages, they were attempting to sign new players and launch very expensive supreme court proceedings. Bohs have only 12 players contracted for next year.
If I was one of them, there's no way I'd accept a pay cut so that they can sign Brian Shelley
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His grasp on reality is limited.
If he were to get it into his mind that, hypothetically, Bohs to Harristown was a done deal and that it would increase your crowds to 10,000, wild horses wouldn't shake him of that conviction. He was head of the Platinum 1 AIL for a reason. He really believed all that nonsense.
he also thought that Drogheda went about things in the correct manner, and would be all for relegating sligo and promoting waterford or limerick for his AIL
hes a nice man but he has a strange approach to football
Thats why he's perfect for Bohs.
Small, measured steps are no good for Bohs in their predicament. They need to hit one out of the ballpark and JR does big visions better than anyone.
I thought it, but I didn't say it.
However, while this may be true -
he's got an awful record of bringing his visions to fruition, which negaets your point somewhat.JR does big visions better than anyone.
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