Kildare County and manager part company

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  1. Dundalkjames's Avatar

    Dundalkjames said:

    Kildare County and manager part company

    Thomas Donnelly
    Kildare County Football Club and senior team manager Thomas Donnelly have parted company following County’s latest heavy defeat in Monaghan last Friday night.

    The club are currently interviewing candidates and hope to be in a position to name a new manager in the near future.
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  2. Conroy's Avatar

    Conroy said:
    Noone going to touch this job. Club is going Nowhere but down IMO
     
  3. Paddyfield's Avatar

    Paddyfield said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Conroy View Post
    Noone going to touch this job. Club is going Nowhere but down IMO
    Tony Cousins would jump at the chance.
    Nobody knows us, we don't care
     
  4. Philly said:
    Tony Cousins isn't exactly Mr Popular around here!

    What we need is a fighter. A Roddy Collins who doesn't want much money.
     
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    LeixlipRed said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Philly View Post
    A Roddy Collins who doesn't want much money.
    Not Roddy Collins then

    I think this is a disgraceful decision. I know nothing about the chap but surely no one will do any better until the transfer window opens and you can get a few experienced heads in.
     
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    Dundalkjames said:
    This would be a great chance for john gill to get back into managment
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  7. Philly said:
    Quote Originally Posted by LeixlipRed View Post
    Not Roddy Collins then

    I think this is a disgraceful decision. I know nothing about the chap but surely no one will do any better until the transfer window opens and you can get a few experienced heads in.
    AFAIK he fail very badly at the targets he set for the opening part of the season, and match organisation/player management etc has been poor. Maybe it's the board acting quickly to save our asses (if possible) rather than acting rashly. The KCFC don't have a reputation for sacking people lightly anyway, as seen by their patience with John Ryan despite his unpopularity.

    Gill would be interested but would want to be able to spend in the transfer window. I am not sure if we are in the position to spend as much as he would like.
     
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    Youths4Ever said:
    who will be in charge while the search for the new manager is ongoing?
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  9. Maynard's Avatar

    Maynard said:
    Who will be willing to take the wheel of the Titanic?

    Hopefully it will be an opportunity for a young manager with no previous LOI (managerial) experience, and not just another jaunt on the merry-go-round for some old, failed hack.
     
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    gufc2000 said:
    John Gill won't want it I'd say. Perhaps someone like Pete Mahon?
     
  11. barney said:
    Put the house on Gareth Cronin.
     
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    Rovers1 said:
    Don O Riordan's your man!
     
  13. Iorfa2MaccaJim's Avatar

    Iorfa2MaccaJim said:
    Yeah it would be nice to see Gareth Cronin back in football.
     
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    LeixlipRed said:
    It would be. Cronin was always an ambitious manager. Waterford often came to Tolka under him and time wasted after 30 seconds of a game. I'm sure he can improve on that record with a far less talented squad. I'd expect a KC select under him to bolt themselves to the dressing room door 2 hours before kick off as to prevent the game ever being played and hence hanging on for a glorious 3-0 walkover.
     
  15. Magicme's Avatar

    Magicme said:
    What is it with us that so many managers resign after we beat them? Doesnt reflect well on us that they think we are so bad they have to resign or get fired.
     
  16. da bishop said:

    Talking

    sure after that win cookie will get another 5 years on his contract.kildare need a young hungry manager who will be more professional and get the team fit and organised.
     
  17. Martinho II's Avatar

    Martinho II said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Dundalkjames View Post
    This would be a great chance for john gill to get back into managment

    wasnt john gill no 2 to dermot keely at kildare co? he would be the perfect candidate for them
    Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
     
  18. Martinho II's Avatar

    Martinho II said:
    Quote Originally Posted by barney View Post
    Put the house on Gareth Cronin.
    gareth cronin would know the club he played under dermot keely. What about Gavin Dykes he played for them too..
    Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
     
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    Martinho II said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Magicme View Post
    What is it with us that so many managers resign after we beat them? Doesnt reflect well on us that they think we are so bad they have to resign or get fired.

    you are dead right magicme remember aaron callaghan last season??
    Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
     
  20. The Midget Gem's Avatar

    The Midget Gem said:

    Thumbs up

    Its a nice little job. Whoever goes in there has nothing to lose. If he could turn them into a mid table team then he'd be recognised, there aren't many jobs going these days so i think they could get a good manager.
    Always liked Kildare for some reason so hope they get a good man in and he steers them away from trouble.