QuotePersonally i dont like Billy Boy but would reckon he could do a great job for BrayOriginally Posted by Xlex
Most opposition fans hate our Barry Ferguson, most wouldn't mind him in their team either. Barry is a passionate player who captains our side. Perfect for me really, if the opposition fans hate him.
The player who would fit into that category most, in my opinion is Waterford's Alan Reynolds. On his day, a serious operator.
Reporter: "Gordan, can we have a quick word?"
Strachan:"Velocity"
Personally i dont like Billy Boy but would reckon he could do a great job for Bray
Owen Heary,scumbag but a great player.
Alan reynolds by about seven and a half miles
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?
Trevor Molloy..
Nah only joking cos he only match one of your criteria...
agreed 100%
Cork City: Making 'Dream Team' seem realistic since 2007.
Andy Myler. Even if he played like the fat lump he is, at least he couldn't dive in and around our box.
Jason "Ten goals in his last five games against Dublin City" Byrne. Don't really hate him, but sick of the sight of him. No doubt the goals would dry up as soon as he signed for us, in any case.
Andy Myler & James Keddy
A few Dundalk fans have a song about Andy Myler!
Children in the dark cause accidents.
Accidents in the dark cause children.
Neale Fenn.....
Allez les Bleus
Make that eight. This conversation was had on the bus up to Pats, and Reynolds was the agrred choice. You hate the cúnt, but you gotta love him too.
ollie cahill
would love to see spud back as would many drogs, we hate him for going but he is a class player
When he concentrates he's a very very good attacking full back. I believe ye tried hard to sign him last off season.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
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