out of cup

**bowl** · 16/04/2008, 11:16 AM

battle tank...a fellow seaview hero perhaps? get in there

**SVCFC2007** · 22/04/2008, 8:17 AM

Originally Posted by gilberto_eire

At under-20 level i can see how he could stand out, he would easily muscle out 18-19 year olds and would prove hard to take the ball off, would also have it easier in the air against young fellas.

He must be near 7 foot, was the tallest player on the pitch last night, fairly stocky too.(must be a farmer?, reminded me of a GAA player)
Anyone here have Pro Evo? just think of Adriano to get an impression of what he looks like compared to the rest.

While he might cut it at under-age level due to his size differance, at senior level he's up against fella's of similar size and build and with his lack of pace and footballing skills he's out of his depth, coupled with the fact he was beat 99% of the time in the air(which could be his only saving grace). I noticed on 2/3 occassions at least when the Longford goalie was hitting the ball up-field he was strolling back up the pitch at a snails pace, the first time i noticed it i taught he was been dropped to a defensive midfield role until about a minute later when he finally got back into position!!

Personally he was the worst player i've seen in the league.

I know it was said ''he's playing for free'' but come on lads there are better fella's then this who would play for free, as somebody here said he came from a division 3 club, it showed!!.

Right lads here's the proper low down on big mick, for all you people who dont know. Mick played his schoolboy football for a very good leixlip united side. From schoolboy he went on to play for a very successful Dublin University aka Trinity college team, he played with them for 4 years, playing for their Eircom league under 21 team and the College team and also in 4 Collingwood Cups (which is a top standard, not far off eircom first division). Many eircom league players have graduated from the trinity college teams including John Mcnicholas who Big Mick played with. Seaview Celtic we're set up this season by a few of the lads who played with mick at trinity, they're a top side in the AUL and are going places. Mick was by far their best player and took the league by storm. Every top side in the league were interested in him including Killester and Portmarnock. So Mick is by far a junior player he has played a very good standard of football for the past few years. Just wait until you see him in top form some of the goals he scores are unbelievable, he is also a top man and is so dedicated to the game. Your still defo yet to see the best of him.Just watch this space.....