I doubt if Alan Reynolds needs help from Blossom in identifying the best young players in junior football in this area. Who cares if he named players. It is a compliment to them that he feels they are good enough for League of Ireland.
I thought blossom was way out of order to name players that Reynolds might be in touch with , it'd his job to analysis on the local game but not to put players in the shop window , clubs are have a hard enough job these days .
I doubt if Alan Reynolds needs help from Blossom in identifying the best young players in junior football in this area. Who cares if he named players. It is a compliment to them that he feels they are good enough for League of Ireland.
The standard of the League of Ireland is so poor at the moment that 30% of Junior players playing Premier Football in their own leagues would not be out of their depth playing League of Ireland!
what tsdl players were tipped by blossom as good enough for league of ireland. i didnt hear the show
if it wasnt for birds and booze id have played for ireland juniors!!!!!
Any audio of the show??
http://tippfm.podomatic.com/player/w...12_25_29-08_00Originally Posted by thomas72
He named Jimmy Carr, Adrian Walsh and Evan McGuire.
Why is naming players out of order? We all know who the top players in the league are- what's the big deal. I think players moving from one junior club to another is a bigger issue
No harm in naming players- stating the obvious is all he done.
Carrick United:
Munster Junior Cup Champions 04,10 & 15, Munster Senior Cup Champions 2011, FAI Juinor Cup Champions 2008
12 x Waterford Premier League Champions
Evan Mcguire would be a massive loss to Celtic but if the opportunity arose to go to Waterford United he would be crazy to turn it down, League of Ireland football on his doorstep and few quid too, junior football will still be there when he is 30
Most lads want to play at the highest level they can. Evan Maguire is good enough to play in the LOI premier league. I'm amazed Cork or Waterfotd haven't contacted him, maybe they have
I never said it was out of order. I simply answered a question.
Quirke hasnt a clue about junior football, just listened to the podcast, when did castlebar celtic ever win the fai junior cup! he really needs to brush up on his stats, he often makes boo boos on the radio! Quinlivan is a good analyst but think he likes to please all
Sorry Pony it wasn't you I was replying to. It was Rightboy who made that comment. He is entitled to that view but I don't share it.
Ah I see!! I never saw his comment. And I agree with you, any club should be proud to see a player make a step up in grade.
Hi guys I expressed my opinion I don't people to agree but I stand bye my opinion it was a good show but I feel he overstepped his brief and funny enough he never mentioned anyone from his own club
Id imagine that is because there is nobody at the club that stands out at the moment ... As you should know Town is a team in transition and we have a very young side
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5 or 600 at the match lol no chance even more so with munster in Europe and utd v pool on the same time town are a young side but people forget or don't know Carew park prob have the youngest team in there league average age 22
They are but Evan Comerford would be good enough to play at a much higher level. Think people are giving Blossom a hard time. To be fair he has been far, far superior to Muiris( who I like as a person) but since he left, Blossom had proven to be way more interesting. I don't think that can be deny. Plus I never remember Muiris playing for anyone. It is only in the last ten years or so that he got involved. I never remember him at a match. Anyway way to much time is spent talking about radio shows. As much as I'd love to see it, can't see this great Town young side beating Carew in Limerick
Whoops Sorry Complexman , Of course Evan would be more can capable of making the step up , My mistake
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