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LOI 2014 Thread

gimmick

The season is just 3 short weeks away so time for a new thread imo.

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anncoates

dreamers75 wrote: »

2-1 Pat Fenlon.

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djpbarry wrote: »

You were making a connection between the two, to be fair.

It was a relevant point to make but I hardly excused the club's admin. It's a personal opinion anyway, we're all allowed to have them

Paz-CCFC

Inter announce shock move for John Caulfield.

djpbarry

Martin Russell appointed as Limerick boss - Pats lose another assistant.

dundalkfc10

http://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/soccer/soccer-news/its-probably-last-season-mark-3860872

'It’s probably my last season': Mark Quigley reveals he could walk away from football

What a waste of a wonderful talent. In the top 5 players Ive ever seen play for Dundalk, The year he was with us he was unstoppable at times

miroslavklose

He's the kind of player who you need to build a team around. At Rovers and Pats he's been a sub, and he's not the sort of player who comes on and slots into a system.

Amirani

Had a bad time at Bohs, but Fenlon did play him wide a lot.

BOHtox

miroslavklose wrote: »

He's the kind of player who you need to build a team around. At Rovers and Pats he's been a sub, and he's not the sort of player who comes on and slots into a system.

I think you're right. At pat's the first time it was himself and Fahey and he was the main man at Dundalk. The question is would a team built around him be good enough to win the league? He's prone to injuries too

uch

When he came to Rovers he was supposed to be the main man, but his "Couldn't bother me fúckin árse" attitude mixed with injuries meant he never got started, then when he was fit to play, he was like a 9 year old that was just scolded by his manager and his subsequent "I'm not playing anymore" on-field attitude didn't help him.
Can't argue that the fella has outstanding talent, but that doesn't give him the right to be a Príck

kksaints

Fagan form this season been fantastic, Bucko only ever played with one centre forward and Quigley doesnt work as part of a midfield 3 so hes not going to start unless he can play on the wing and he doesnt really track back enough at that as well as trying to replace Byrne whos also doing really well this season and Forrester whos form dipped somewhat in the last month but is still capable of quality at any time.

Gavin "shels"

Gary Dempsey confirmed as signed for Shels, supposedly very lively and good on Saturday in a friendly against Ipswich. Sean Russell and Alan O'Sullivan played that too and are expected to sign.

dundalkfc10

Not directly LOI but im sure everyone will be interested in or should I say disgusted by. Not too long after FAI tell us they are €50Million in debt
"FAI Chief Executive John Delaney has signed a new €1.8 million contract which will keep him at the association until 2020. This amounts to €360,00 per year for the Waterford man."

CHealy

Disgusting.

uch

Gavin shels wrote: »

Gary Dempsey confirmed as signed for Shels, supposedly very lively and good on Saturday in a friendly against Ipswich. Sean Russell and Alan O'Sullivan played that too and are expected to sign.

If yiz use him right he'll be a great signing for yiz, very good on the ball any time I've seen him play, seems to have a good head on him

Darkglasses

uch wrote: »

If yiz use him right he'll be a great signing for yiz, very good on the ball any time I've seen him play, seems to have a good head on him

He does need to be kept happy though. He's had some shockingly disinterested-looking performances during his time at Waterford Utd.

Alfa Quadrifoglio

Pats and Sligo should be allowed to postpone their weekend games to give them every chance of progressing in Europe, League needs both clubs to progress to further improve its image

10green bottles

Alfa Quadrifoglio wrote: »

Pats and Sligo should be allowed to postpone their weekend games to give them every chance of progressing in Europe, League needs both clubs to progress to further improve its image

Neither side are in action until next week in Europe!

Pighead

Martin O'Neill was in Oriel Park last night and apparently he's heading to the Carlisle Grounds tonight to watch Shamrock Rovers play Bray. Fair play to him. He said in his opening press conference he'd be checking out league of Ireland teams and he's following through on that.

dreamers75

Niall.Hannigan@hotmailDOTCOM

Cheers lads.

hufpc8w3adnk65

dreamers75 wrote: »

Niall.Hannigan@hotmailDOTCOM

Cheers lads.

Excuse my ignorance but what happened?

dundalkfc10

dreamers75 wrote: »

Niall.Hannigan@hotmailDOTCOM

Cheers lads.

Will send a small donation tomorrow. Fair play lads and RIP Chris

Gavin "shels"

MrMac84 wrote: »

Excuse my ignorance but what happened?

The chap passed away in his sleep over in Warsaw.

Lovely Bloke

Speaking of Bray, my wife is from there. Her uncle and cousins are "mad Leeds fans, they love football" - in the six years I've known them they've said to me at the start of each LoI Season that they'll go down to the Carlisle.

Even though Shels and Bray have not been in the same division in all that time, I've been to more Bray games than they have in the timeframe.

And it's the same all over Bray, the town should absolutely be able to sustain a LoI team given the population.

It's a grand little ground too, and they are a decent club.

uch

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

Speaking of Bray, my wife is from there. Her uncle and cousins are "mad Leeds fans, they love football" - in the six years I've known them they've said to me at the start of each LoI Season that they'll go down to the Carlisle.

Even though Shels and Bray have not been in the same division in all that time, I've been to more Bray games than they have in the timeframe.

And it's the same all over Bray, the town should absolutely be able to sustain a LoI team given the population.

It's a grand little ground too, and they are a decent club.

I'm always at a loss as to why Bray can't get decent crowds, it's not a big Gaa or Rugby town either so it's hard to understand why they can't get 2000 - 3000 for all home games

bohsman

What were attendances like when they got to the Cup final? Seem to remember them being involved in a year with 2 or 3 replays?

Bateman

They've never got great crowds but I think, like a lot of other teams, they've dipped in recent years. The social reasons, sporting reasons, and general apathy of the Irish public has been covered so many times that it's hard to be surprised when clubs continue to struggle.

DrumSteve

As an away fan travelling to the carlisle its not great tbh, no roof so go prepared.

overshoot

bohsman wrote: »

What were attendances like when they got to the Cup final? Seem to remember them being involved in a year with 2 or 3 replays?

at the final or league?... 2 replays in 99.
they were also relegated that year too so id imagine there is a rather large contrast.

Captain Havoc

St Pauli fans here in Tallaght.

dundalkfc10

DrumSteve wrote: »

As an away fan travelling to the carlisle its not great tbh, no roof so go prepared.

One of the best away trips IMO