Hearing Stephen Folan to Galway. Thought he was very good when alongside Sami Oji at limerick.
Hearing Stephen Folan to Galway. Thought he was very good when alongside Sami Oji at limerick.
Yeah confirmed earlier, http://galwayunitedfc.ie/stephen-fol...galway-united/
John O'Flynn to Cobh is looking likely. Would be a great signing, have lacked a main striker since Dub left
Lost without Oji when he was at Limerick, dreadful the couple of times I saw him play for Sligo and couldn't get a game at Cork. Poor positional sense, can't pass a ball to save his life, finds it easy to lose his man at set-pieces(unfortuneately it's when he's supposed to be defending) What other attributes am I missing?
Last edited by donnrua; 22/11/2015 at 11:52 PM. Reason: Correction
That's very harsh, he may be technically limited at times but overall I found him to be a decent player who gives his all most times I saw him playing. Had a decent season for us in 2010. I always thought he would be the perfect type of player who with a lot better one to one coaching would have improved significantly, in saying that he has served all the sides he played with well in my view.
#DundalkFC - First Irish club to win an away game in Europe (1963), first Irish club to win points in a group stage in Europe (2016).
Looks like Towell is signing for Brighton.
Absolute tosh! Gaynor is one of the best left back's in the league. Might not be amazing defensively but has a lovely left foot. In fairness to him in the FAI cup final there was wicked wind down one side of the pitch at one stage. I know because i was sitting there. One corner flag was almost horizontal with the wind while all the rest were still - very odd. That played havoc with some of his passes. It's the same reason why Rogers threw a ball straight to a cork attackers feet at one stage.
Is it not a bit of a contradiction to say a player is one of the best left backs but then say he's not great at defending. That's his number one job. If you are better a whipping crosses then you are a winger.
Gaynor is a very good footballer..
Has a sweet left foot & will do well for any club he's with.
May not be a total defender but very exciting going forward.
Always enjoyed watching him play.
Towell to Brighton ??????.
Yea wing back is probably his perfect position.
It might look a bit odd but i still don't think it's much of a contradiction. he's not a bad defender, I just said he wasn't amazing. but i still think he was one of the top left backs last year, because the way Cork play suits him as he spends a lot more time attacking than defending. he excellent at advancing forward from a deep position.
Nowadays, it's v common to see most teams play with at least one v attacking full back anyway. It's especially common if the left sided attacking midfielder is right footed and likes to drift centrally, like Sheppard does for Cork, leaving space for Gaynor to overlap and offer the width.
Just last weekend Mourinho played with Kenedy (young Brazilian winger who is v attacking) at left back because he knew that Chelsea were gonna dominate possession at home against Norwich and that most of the time he wouldn't have any defending to do. He was spot on.
NTL reneged on payment during the second year of a two-year deal with Bray Wanderers in 2003. I don't know if they pulled out of their other football sponsorships (Celtic & Rangers in the SPL, Newcastle and I think three others in the EPL).
Would the legal route work in such circumstances?
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