overshoot wrote: » in fairness the coleman deal is always said as £60k but its a few hundred thousand at this stage with appearance/international clauses and so on, still a bargain for everton though. on the friendly, i wouldnt bet on it, went to the sligo friendly they had tied to colemans move, coleman played 10mins, Shane Duffy played, everyone else came from reserves/underage... basically unheard of, so put in a bring the first team clause their fans around me left feeling quite pissed off, not that sligo would care, decent crowd so got the money and they won easy
Oat23 wrote: » What a terrible decision to give an offside against Brennan.
dfx- wrote: » In that image, the UCD player is off the pitch, where Brennan is in relation to the UCD player in front of the keeper...hard to tell.....
simonw wrote: » We had them over for a friendly in Dalymount 3 years ago, reasonable team out from them. All I really remember of it was Fellaini broke Keith Buckley's nose with one of his then world famous wild elbows when jumping for a header. Bisto scored against Tim Howard, and your man Vellios looked like a wonderkid.http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/bohemians-1-everton-fc-1-3367828 EDIT: looking at that match report looks like most of the first team squad got some minutes
dfx- wrote: » From what I remember, the law/rule states specifically to deliberate actions - such as stepping off the field to catch someone offside, but here that doesn't seem to fit.
dfx- wrote: » From what I remember, the law/rule states specifically to deliberate actions - such as stepping off the field to catch someone offside, but here that doesn't seem to fit. Either way, it's not a shocking decision by LOI standards. You wouldn't be campaigning for Hancock to return.
AgileMyth wrote: » Considering he was out of contract shortly after, we did as well as possible out of Seamie. We'll never get over the lack of a sell on clause when he goes to Madrid for 100m! That friendly was not part of the deal either, was arranged separately. There was a group of Everton fans standing near me abusing Fernando Torres.. Nobody was too upset when they left at half time. On a seperate note Shane Duffy was awful that day and on every subsequent appearance in the showgrounds. He has no business being in the Ireland squad.
overshoot wrote: » ah thought it was. The old issue with all LOI players tho, short contracts, leaves us badly open to losing our better players for nothing. Given the fickle nature of fans though, a bad year and big fall in gates could leave clubs badly exposed though. Duffy showed early promise, i dont think hes done anything tho since he got that bad in training. cant remember if that was before/after that game
Paz-CCFC wrote: » The compensation system for under 23s is a big help here. It allows LoI teams to keep the short contracts for the young players, whilst having some protection. Over 23s, then, are generally unlikely to make the move over. When Danny Morrissey, who's 20, was linked to a move to England in the off season. The estimated compensation for the move would have been 6 figures. A huge sum for a player that we didn't even have under contract at the time. Obviously, I'm happy that we kept such a promising young striker - his injury just better feck off, so he can start banging them in again!
Bateman wrote: » Sheppard isn't very young as far as I know and may just have been out of contract
Bateman wrote: » ...and the policy applies to U23s so maybe there's your answer.
dreamers75 wrote: » Have to be some retarded fcuktard to do this. Probably think they are cool and stuff.