QuoteI wasn't insinuating he had to play. We can get him on a 10 year contract just to tell his version of the Prodigal Son to all who consider leaving us.Originally Posted by Schumi
And he can continue to not score any goals.
And he can continue to not score any goals.
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
I wasn't insinuating he had to play. We can get him on a 10 year contract just to tell his version of the Prodigal Son to all who consider leaving us.And he can continue to not score any goals.
potential players to leave the club are fewer than normal, IMO.
Alan McNally would be the biggest name i can think of. Possible move to Drogheda perhaps.
After that i could see Dupuy heading back to Galway, and Gallagher and Adrian Murphy leaving as well in search of regular first team football.
Where you start is not as important as where you finish!!!!
He scored plenty in the 1st division and not being a regular goal-scorer doesn't seem to harmm your chances of starting up front for UCD.And he can continue to not score any goals.
I have a feeling that Damo will leave too. I hope not as I think when he's fit he has a lot to offer us either on the left wing or up front. I'm sure Adrian will go but he's hardly had a look in anyway. Gallagher, you could be right. I hope not as Quigley will be snapped up someday and he could step in.
Why do you see McNally going? And why Drogs? De Doolo connection?
Not to state the obvious but...
True but I don't think he worked particularly hard or created a huge amount other than the goals which Robbie and McWalter do.not being a regular goal-scorer doesn't seem to harm your chances of starting up front for UCD.
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
I can see McNally going because he must be nearly 23 now and would be entitled to a free transfer. Dorgheda would be the most liekly destination as they seem to be targeting good youg players (fahy, keegan, bradley, gartland, sullivan) and i'm sure the option of full time football would attract McNally. I'm just completley speculating here by the way.
Nearly all the other UCD players that could be linked with the top clubs such as Kenna, Dicker, Quigley, Hurley, McWalther wouldn't be entitiled to a Bosman and its hard to see the likes of cork or shels stumping up cash for them at the moment. i would imagine their priorities would lie elsewhere.
Where you start is not as important as where you finish!!!!
Well Alan McNally might take a long hard look at what happened to his brother Paul and stay at UCD. Paul is now out of football at the top level having been full-time two seasons ago.
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