QuoteBeen up there a bit, and hadn't noticed anything really.
Anyone being up in the Showgrounds lately? Heard pitch has been lengthened.
Been up there a bit, and hadn't noticed anything really.
Former Luton Town striker Matthew Judge has joined Ebbsfleet United to boost Liam Daish’s attacking options.
http://www.kentnews.co.uk/kent-news/...spx?news=sport
Everybody sign up to myfootballclub and keep him on the bench!Originally Posted by red bellied
Why?Everybody sign up to myfootballclub and keep him on the bench!Nice fella Judge is, for whatever reason it did not happen for him last season but there is football in him. I hope it goes well for him and works out, good luck Judgey !
I joke! Look at the wink!Why?
I'll always remember this goal. Quality. And yes, proves he has football in him.
Best of luck to Matt Judge.
Has great ability, although he only fulfilled here for a short period.
Absolute top fella though, hope it works out for him
Good to see he has a new club. Sound man!
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
Has Stephen Parkhouse been training with us ?
Coleman for Ireland
Said in the champion today that Parkhouse and Morrison were at training last thursday when the players returned.
Parkhouse has signed but it can't be announced till the budget is passed by the FAI (AFAIK), i dunno if Morrison is signed or just training.
Best of luck to Judgey. Always found him one of the most approachable players to chat to in town if I ever met him. A lovely fella and hopefully it works out better for him at Ebbsfleet than it did with us, because in patches he showed us how good a player her was.
Scored 2 and set up another in a reserves friendly today.
Ebbsfleet sign Judge from Sligo
Ebbsfleet sign Judge from Sligo
English Conference side Ebbsfleet United have signed striker Matt Judge from League of Ireland outfit Sligo Rovers. Judge had spent three years at the Showgrounds, helping the Bit O’Red to promotion from the First Division before the club consolidated its position in the Premier over the past two years.
Despite catching the eye with several stunning goals in his first season in the top flight, Judge struggled for form and fitness last season and has now returned to England.
Read more at www.eleven-a-side.com
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.
Well it was a pathetic Joke.I joke! Look at the wink!
Everybody sign up to myfootballclub and keep him on the pitch because when in form to watch him play is worth the admission price alone.
Best of Luck to Him
Gary Currran signed for Longford!From what i was told.
That post from last season , 3 of those havent played for us in over a year
Heard Rovers off to Portugal for four day training camp. FAI supposed to be incurring costs because of Rovers involvement in Europe, also a friendly game against Almedia's hometown club.
shall we run a bus??
Better wait for confirmation first. Bus people will probably want a deposit down.
Best of luck judgie!
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