Difference a year makes
1st game 2003 season (v Pats)
Cork City: Michael Devine; Neal Horgan, Alan Bennett, Dan Murray, Gareth Cronin; Alan Carey (Michael Buckley 84mins), Greg O’Halloran (capt), Conor O’Grady, Billy Woods; John O’Flynn, Kevin Doyle (Colin P O’Brien 65mins)
Unused subs: Declan Daly, Colin T O’Brien, David Warren.
Might only be 5-6 of that starting eleven on first day of season 2004?
dolan has made a huge change over the past year and city are going in the right direction
Completely agree. Great man.Originally posted by adamcarr
dolan has made a huge change over the past year and city are going in the right direction
if we dont win the league,it is a faluire or at the very least the cupOriginally posted by jofyisgod
Completely agree. Great man.
expectations are higher than they have ever been
he is after talking the talk, giving us excuses in the paper every week............
he has no more excuses
I agree, The Corner, and i think that he is the man to do it for us.
Roll on next season...
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Putting unwanted pressure on ourselves saying that kinda thing.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
Screw the Cup. Any team canb fluke a cup with lucky draw & few good games. IMO winning the league is the only guage of success!Originally posted by thecorner
if we dont win the league,it is a faluire or at the very least the cup
How can people say if we dont win the league the season will be a failure?
WE have signed 1 player. One player has retired. Thats all we know for now.
Neale Fenn alone will not win us the league
Oh no not them again
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Well said SÓCcfc !!Originally posted by SÓCcfc
How can people say if we dont win the league the season will be a failure?
WE have signed 1 player. One player has retired. Thats all we know for now.
Neale Fenn alone will not win us the league
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
I'd almost prefer a close 2nd place in league than cup win.
exactlyOriginally posted by A face
Putting unwanted pressure on ourselves saying that kinda thing.
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