Opposition Player You Quite Like

Ian Wexler, sound man.
Alvin Rouse, legend.
Wesley Charles, legend.
Mick Devine, since talking to him during, yes during, match with Longford Town in Flancare this season.

I also back Ash up on Billy Cleary comment.

Paddy McCourt

Kevin Hunt for me, great player and he seems a nice guy. Remember in Dalymount this season, he came over to me and said fair play to ye's, yer making plenty of noise keep it up. For GUFC, it would be Reggi Nootimeer. Pure gent and a class player. Always has time for the fans.

Stephen O'Brien. Can take and give a bit of stick, dosnt take it thick.

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Mark Rutherford - classy player who gives 100%. How old is he?


sparkys thirty six!

Originally Posted by Philly

Magicme love's when Kildare play Darragh Hayes. She even sneaks into the dressing room after. She took this picture last time, and had it as cover of the Mons programme thereafter... http://www.bebo.com/PhotoAlbumBig.js...oId=3986250005

I didnt wander into the dressing rooms but did walk in on the pre-match team talk on St Patrick's day in Kildare, pints of guinness before the game were a good idea I think or your lot would have beaten us that day.

Conor Gethins of Harps although when I said this to a home fan he did mention that he should score more often than he does.

One former player is ex Shels keeper Fred Davis always had a laugh at Rathbane and didn't take himsefl too seriously.

Digger O' Brien is a good laugh, always responds to a bit of banter.

Originally Posted by gspain

Conor Gethins of Harps although when I said this to a home fan he did mention that he should score more often than he does.

One former player is ex Shels keeper Fred Davis always had a laugh at Rathbane and didn't take himsefl too seriously.

A real talent, ask any Galway fan, but as said he could score more. He scored 2 yesterday, hit the bar and in the end up could have had about 5 to himself.

Monaghan centre half, Luke Fitpatrick would be welcome up to Finn Park any day. Very quick and good in the air. Mons will do well to keep hold of him, rumours of Pats and Dundalk being interested in him.

Fahey,
Stephen Bradley,
Eddie McCallion.
I also go with the thinking that Ndo and McCourt are class acts.

Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy

Monaghan centre half, Luke Fitpatrick would be welcome up to Finn Park any day. Very quick and good in the air. Mons will do well to keep hold of him, rumours of Pats and Dundalk being interested in him.

Mainly due to him being on loan from Pats...

Originally Posted by Dodge

Mainly due to him being on loan from Pats...

That would explain that then so, well impressed with him, is he under contract next season?

No idea. Don't think he's cut out for the top level (on his limited appearances here). As honest and hard working as anyone though. He's played most of his time at winger for us!

fahey's probably my favourite player from another team, he's one of the best in the league imo. a constant threat from dead balls aswell

As a person it has to be Digger - no contest there. As a player I've always thought Stuey Byrne is class (even allowing for his move to the Drogs and his live television rant after winning the league last season).

I thought he had signed for us Dodge, not just a loan.

My votes got to
Philly Gorman - always seems to score against us (but then I previously had Willie Doyle on this list when he was at UCD and then we got the 2-stone overweight current model).
Kevin Hunt - have enjoyed watching him in Dalyer for years
Keith Fahey - one of those players you pay your money to see
Tom Mohan was one player we should have signed when we had the chance (I heard), well known in Monaghan and a gentleman
Could add several more to this list

Originally Posted by monutdfc

I thought he had signed for us Dodge, not just a loan.

Yeah, you might be right. Wasn't 100% certain

Originally Posted by Pablo

Limerick.........one of the few Clubs fans to list one of their own Clubs players as a hate figure!

CP O'Brien never actually played for Limerick. Sure he turned up, put on a kit and stolled demurely about the pitch when the mood took him but to say that he was even vaguely interested in Limerick FC (as we were) would be a flat outright lie. The only thing that CP was remotely concerned with was CP and seeing how high he could rise himself. Was that a double entendre, why I do believe it was...

Long time ago , Pat Scully.