QuoteIt was always gonna happen. If they didn't sack him he would have left.
RTE News reports that Roddy Collins Contract at Shamrock Rovers has been terminated.
Great News
It was always gonna happen. If they didn't sack him he would have left.
Brilliant lets just hope the rest of the eircom chairmen have learned from others mistakes and give the w@nker a wide berth
Doubt it...he was holding out for a golden handshake. I'd much rather give him a golden shower. Fair play to Rovers new board for doing everything by the book and giving the w@nker everything he deserves.Originally Posted by Robinski
I believe there will be a Heroes Homecoming party for him in Dalymount for the great work he's done in the last 12 months
Rumours are that the Long Bar which is currently been renovated will be renamed The Roddy Collins Bar.
Legend
And on the Seventh Day, God created Kevin Hunt.
Kevin Hunt - Probably the Greatest Bohemian ever !
Living Legend!
Not even relegating the homeless can make up for the Shyte he got up to at bohs and dublin city
Agent Collins - Mission Complete
Finn Harps Belfast Supporters
i refuse to be ieve that roddy was an agent for bohs on the grounds that if he was then shamrock rovers would have ended the season at least mid table
yeah, people forget we finished 8th.
great news, the Rovers board played it exactly by the book so we arent exposed to any unfair dismissal type lawsuits.
rumour has it he will be working as a brickie on our new stadium in tallaght when building resumes in February.
This been on the cards for few months. No surprise. I hear Roddy was given official legal warnings & all sorts so that Rovers could get rid of him without threat of being sued...
i refuse to be ieve that roddy was an agent for bohs on the grounds that if he was then shamrock rovers would have ended the season at least mid table
Agreed the notion that shoddy was an agent for bohs is laughable
but i dont get your logic
Fair play the board handled the situation admirably
this is possibly an action that could have far reaching consequences
similar to the Bosman thing,
Im sure there are more than a few clubs in england sorry they didn't go this road with some of their dodgy managers
its not your stadium, like all other homeless bums your relying on the council to provide
Finn Harps Belfast Supporters
like Cork, Shels, Waterford and Kildare? Every side in Italy, France, Spain, Germany and Greece?its not your stadium, like all other homeless bums your relying on the council to provide
Someone from the North talking about bleeding the state? 60% chance you are a civil servant, if you even work.
You are literally the only harps fan that has a bad word to say about us. so i assume this is for the wind up value alone.
no i really just dont like you lot
yes i do work and no im not a worker for the crown forces
Finn Harps Belfast Supporters
most managers are sacked because of poor league positions. That is subjective.
Roddy was for more specific 'not doing his job' in the first place ones. I.e train the players.
Different mechanisms.
so we can rule out you working in a school, hospital, council job, library, community scheme or servicing any of the above? that puts you in a minority in your subsidied little 6 counties.....
That chip must be weighing heavy
KOH
I hope no other club will have to endure the guy ..... he is pathetic !!
Great day for Irish football !!
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.
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FCUK OFF COLLINS WE DON'T WANT YOU ANY WHERE NEAR THIS LEAGUE
A great day for Irish football .... well done to all involved. Its great to see the bold progressive advances being made off the pitch and can only go to bolster the efforts being made on the pitch.
This could very well be the break the Shamrock Rovers football club were looking for. Best of luck to them in the future, but i'm sure if they continue to manage the club with the same degree of intent, then they wont need luck at all.
Keep On Hooping !!!
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.
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