QuoteOriginally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Are you hatching on the eejit's twitter again?
Sean Gannon will sign a new contract with @DundalkFC today but manager Stephen Kenny says that Patrick Hoban is likely to leave the club.
Are you hatching on the eejit's twitter again?
The lad from the Dundalk Democrat
To Oxford United apparently. He could do a lot better.
LOL - Gavin McLaughlin is an excellent and reliable journalist. However,you could have posted the news on Gannon a bit earlier if you had more faith in the Live at Oriel account that you were so dismissive offThe lad from the Dundalk Democrat
Not Luton Town? Struggling to see the logic in that, but who am I to question Dolan's wisdom?
Well Gannon wasn't the reason I posted it, but tell your man I said howya.
Sean Gannon confirmed
http://www.dundalkfc.com/gannon-pens-new-deal/
If thsts where he's going then I believe he is selling himself short. They are towards the bottom in league two. He could definitely play at least one level higher if not the second tier.
Maybe they're the only club making a solid contract offer at the moment? He's said he doesn't want to go on trial at a club lower than the Championship.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Rumoured to be stg£ 80k
I can now see the attraction.
That's a serious wedge for a team that is close to the bottom of league football in England. Hard to compete with that really.
Rovers offered him ten times that.
How much was offered to Rory Gaffney?
Fenlon better work faster - Stephen Kenny will be after his signature shortly
Have heard since before the season ended that if Gaffney heads to Rovers there will be more to the deal than just money. Something to do with work in whatever field it was he graduated college in.
I thought a deal would have been wrapped up by now to be honest. Hopefully we can still convince him to stay.
No idea what's happening with Gaffney. People on both ends seem sure a deal will be done but nothing official. If Hoban is leaving, would Gaffney be Dundalk's target then?
The word is that Stephen Kenny tried to sign him previously, but his studies took precedence over moving to Dundalk.
Many see him as an obvious replacement who could fit seamlessly into the current style
So, Pat Hoban ends up moving to the bottom of League Two, with a real chance of relegation out of the Football League altogether....I wonder does he consider this a step up?
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
He may see it as a better shop window and significantly better money.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
I'd say English lge 2 clubs could probably offer more than a lot of spl clubs, but I would agree he could have aimed a little higher than the reported link or move to Oxford.
Good news having O'Donnell and Gannon back though, I really thought the latter was best placed from our squad to make it across the water, maybe next season for him. That's the first choice back four all back now and in my view a much stronger keeper in Rogers.
We now need two strikers if he does definitely leave, one to replace him obviously, and a third striker, I'm not sure he will go for 4 strikers next year. At the minute we only have McMillan signed up as a forward.
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