Apparently Pats are the only team at the moment with a budget approved by the FAI and are allowed to sign players...
Apparently Pats are the only team at the moment with a budget approved by the FAI and are allowed to sign players...
we are after signing a raft of players today so i assume we hsve the all clear also
http://www.ltfc.ie/news/article/?id=...d-2cf727e244a6
New Signings Announced
Today, 9:35AM
Newly appointed Longford Town manager Tony Cousins has completed his first set of signings for the forthcoming season. Returning to the club from last years squad are defender Kevin Cronin and last seasons top scorer Derek Glynn.
These will be joined by new signings Derek Tyrell, Chris Deans, Philip Byrne, John Lester, Thomas Hyland, Stephen Conlon and Peter Hynes
The manager is currently in talks with a number of other players and hopes to be in a position to announce further signings in the coming weeks
VERY good player, he is a centre back so pace is hardly key, but yes, he is prone to losing the head, like the time he stood on Richie Baker's foot and the little Hoop maggot dropped like a stone and Guthrie saw red, instead of an award for doing what so very very many people would love to do!
We'll certainly miss him, and can't see Garry Breen hanging around either, so our central defenders could be Paul Sinnott and Thomas Heary. Optimism of earlier in the week is fading fast . . .
"Billy Corgan, Smashing Pumpkins."
"Homer Simpson, smiling politely."
This is a gamble (excuse the pun) for St Pats. On his day he can be devastating - he started brilliantly in the first 4 games for Dundalk, scoring 3 or 4 goals, and really looked the part. He showed hunger, pace, energy, drive, a really cool head in front of goal, and looked like he had the ability to be the best striker in the league. Sadly, for the rest of his time he showed little or nothing of his initial promise.
It appears that his off-field problems may have affected his performances, and that his attitude is very questionable - reoccuring themes at previous clubs in Scotland.
I can't imagine Mahon and Gill being very tolerant - so this one is likely to be either black or white..... a scoring sensation or dossing in the A team picking up his money, before being shipped out on loan in July.
Thought it interesting that Jamie Harris and Glen Crowe chose Drogs over St Pats cause they offered more money and longer contracts
Harps are said to have signed:
Matthew Crossan - Coleraine
Thomas Bonner - 'Stute
Johnny Lafferty - Glebe United
Awaiting word back from a few others im told including McHugh and another prominant former player.
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