QuoteYeah, they negotiated with him to get out of his contract 'by mutual consent' last night.
Is it all true so .... was he fired ?
Can any Rovers fans confirm this ??
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.
Yeah, they negotiated with him to get out of his contract 'by mutual consent' last night.
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I wonder what gob****e will be stupid enough to take over ?
http://www.rte.ie/sport/2004/0907/shamrockrovers.html
Shamrock Rovers have announced that manager Liam Buckley has left the club. In a statement, The Hoops said: "SRFC have reached agreement with Liam Buckley on the termination of his contract. Liam, with immediate effect, will relinquish all his responsibilities with the club."
Former Republic of Ireland international Buckley also managed Athlone Town and St Patrick's Athletic, whom he led to a league title, in the eircom League. As a player, he turned out for Shelbourne, Shamrock Rovers and St Patrick's Athletic in the League of Ireland and also played on the continent with Waregem, Racing Club Santander and Montreaux.
He took over from Damien Richardson at Shamrock Rovers in April 2002 and guided them to the FAI Cup final in November of that year, where they lost to Derry City.
The following summer Rovers became the first Irish side to win both home and away legs of a European tie when they beat Polish side Odra Wodzislaw in the UEFA Intertoto Cup.
Rovers currently languish in mid table obscurity and their season was effectively ended when they were knocked out of the FAI Cup by holders Longford Town a fortnight ago.
Shamrock Rovers have thanked Buckley for all his hard work and commitment over the last two and a half seasons and have wished him every success in the future.
Noel Synott is expected to take temporary charge of the club until a new manager is appointed. An early candidate for the hot seat is Buckley's assistant, the former Irish international and ex Rovers, Manchester United and Newcastle star, Liam O'Brien.
Whatever it was I am sure it was better than my plan to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean, who would have noticed another madman around here?
Strange decision as hard to see anyone doing better.
Suppose they had already decided he wouldn't be there next season & since they almost guaranteed not to be relegated wanted to give new manager some practice this season...
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