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54,321 sold - wws will never die - ***
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Is the replay on TV?
No chance.
Also Kenny had a squad that was well past their sell by date.
You do gotta love Rovers revisionist policy of the 2012 era. No doubt if Kenny had of been given free reign and 100 % backing from the board and rovers fans it would of been a different story.
But one teams loss is another's gain and we got a man who built us a team who over the next two years would be title challengers for the first time in a generation and bring a whole different style of football to Oriel park. I don't want to disrespect the McLaughlin, O'Connor era but I don't think they were as technically better but that's a discussion for another evening.
Hope the man stays here for life because to quote "Wayne's world, we're not worthy"
Last edited by jinxy lilywhite; 06/10/2014 at 7:44 PM.
Long Live King Kenny
I suspect Kenny signed Winn on advice from the same source that recommended Pat Hoban.
Not having a go at Bohs at all, but I would be surprised if most of the fans there do not regret letting PF go to Dundee Utd especially when some compensation was available. Crowd numbers did fall under him at Dalymount and Dundee Utd did end up eventually with Jackie McNamara. Even Kerr mentioned yesterday that there wasn't much building from the back, and for me it was a poor game to watch but for others the result is all that matters.
Is it true that Ronan Finn is going to Pats.
By the way it was a terrible decision to sack Stephen Kenny. It was my opinion at the time and events since only confirm that. If the B team is abolished at the behest of Fenlon, there will be more question marks about the board at Tallaght.
I'm sure if he'd taken over a club who'd just barely avoided relegation there would have been a bit less of an expectation on him, but by whatever metric he did a bad job, signed badly, played terrible football with no ambition whatsoever, made baffling selections and never earned the respect of his own players. That doesn't mean he's a bad coach - he's clearly a very good one - but it just didn't work for him, and it wasn't because the club didn't back him enough. They gave him a very generous long-term contract, money to spend on players and the chance of working with the bulk of a double league-winning. He just didn't perform.
Finn is going to England for trials as soon as his contract ends. If that doesn't work out, I'm guessing he'll have a look at what's happening here. I'd expect Fagan to do the same. Kilduff has seemingly signed something with Pats, though it might not be final, but either way he won't be offered a new deal in Tallaght. The rumours of Bermo being offered a contract seem like they might be true but I can't see it happening. Forrester hates Rovers, but then again so have plenty of wasters and it didn't stop them signing.
Fair play to Fagan if true. From what I heard, there was genuine interest from England and further afield, but if he's made his decision, good luck to him.
Woundn't Rovers or anyone else have to pay compensation for Forrester given his age? Could be quite expensive.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
There'd be a tribunal fee unless the clubs could agree something, but like in the Horgan case this year if you think the player is worth it you'll take a one-off hit.
I guess so. If they can afford it then why not? Still seems an unlikely one though.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
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