QuoteThe Blues were trying to live within their budget?Originally Posted by jorge lenehan
why coud yes not hold on to jose quintongo class player
The Blues were trying to live within their budget?
he was muck!
He was one of their very few players that looked anyway creative going forward to be honest ... if he was in a better squad (no disrespect) he would be alot better.
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.
just because he plays the ball on the ground and tries to play proper football instead of hoofing it up the field makes him muck
he just didnt do the buis , when he came back to us week in week out he tried didnt work out . he was let go , and went back to scotland. it was not a question of money , also we had to stay within our wage bracket. but he did fit in at the club both within the squad and supporters. he was a great guy to have around.
He was a good player to watch with his skills and mazy runs but wasn't effective enough.He didn't score enough(only 1 goal last season),didn't create enough and was too lightweight but was still a cult figure with the fans for his 2 spells with the Blues.Hes with Alloa in Scottish 2nd division now.
The team loved him too coz he didnt drink and would always drive 'em home from the night clubs, nearly had him signed for my local team on a drunken nite out before in the eL off season, he said "i just love football, i'll play for nothing"
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He was terrible.
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