Quotedont think pep guardiola would suit us either, so wouldnt like him. so thats nutsy and pep
Anybody wanting David Jeffrey please offer him a nice sum so we can get rid of him, Ta, very much.
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dont think pep guardiola would suit us either, so wouldnt like him. so thats nutsy and pep
Not sure Pep could handle the pressure of a big club like Bohs alright. It's alright winning a few tin pot trophies with those Spanish minnows but when the pressure is on and you're only drawing 1-1 with Sligo and the baying hordes in the Jodi are on his back..well that's a whole different ball game.
Last edited by Longfordian; 15/01/2010 at 10:51 AM.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Originally Posted by cestlavie
Almost forgot, Alan Reynolds, Pat Scully and Tony Cousins worth special mention also.
Michael O Niell
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/mns/f...kroversav.html
why is DJ not liked? Thought he was a hero to all linfield fans..
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
24 trophies isn't enough clearly. Chronic underachiever.
Bobby Robson.
Probably past his best.
#NeverStopNotGivingUp
This made me laugh out loud!
Last edited by De Town; 15/01/2010 at 11:16 PM.
This one:
It's a fire hazard for a start.
Jaysus.This one:
It's a fire hazard for a start.
That question was less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way.
Help me, Arthur Murphy, you're my only hope!
Sean Connor.
I know what ye mean, more trouble than he's worth in the long run.This one:
Looks good on paper, and in fairness he's very good on crosses, but so often turns out not to be the Messiah the fans are praying for.
more bass
steve collins brother
He's not the Messiah he's a very naughty boy!
Good evening!
Roddy Coll... Ah balls.
Good evening!
There's another one?! Are they like the Baldwin brothers? One succesful- Steve, one famous for all the wrong reasons- Shoddy, is this new one the born again Christian?
Good evening!
You are probably overlooking the size of budget he had available in comparison to the other clubs in the division. I would suggest, given the resources at his disposal and the fact Dundalk have a very big catchment area for players, that his failure to win promotion at an earlier stage is a true reflection of his abilities.Why has John Gills name come up a few times during this thread
In 3 years we reached 2 playoffs and won promotion
On a personal level I still recall a Dundalk -v- Harps match at Oriel Park a couple of years ago where Barry Curran was denied a blatant penalty having been subjected to GBH (to call it a mis-timed tackle would be too kind). Mr Gill, in a populist fashion, was gesturing to the crowd to the effect that it was a dive. When Paul Hegarty turned on him he nearly jumped into the stand with fear!
Aside from Gill, I wouldn't be too excited if Paul Hegarty, Pat Fenlon, Stephen Kenny, Paul Doolin, Pat Scully or Eddie Gormley (simply because he exudes such an aura of misery) were appointed to the hotseat in Ballybofey.
I've seen Scully's name on here a few times.
I thought he had done pretty well with the clubs he has managed, at least in terms of their league positions.
What is it that makes him a less than desirable manager?
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