[retired_sydney28]

Have de big club signed Glen Crowe yet?

[retired_olechka]

No not yet, I expect he'll sign after Heary does.

WCR, there's nothing handy about using Spanish in Catalonia.

[retired_prettygirl9156]

aye - so I hear

Belligerent bastards - using a dead language to try to rebel against the establishment - won't catch us lot ever doing that


Anyway - just started this - give it a read and keep tabs on it...

http://community.sigames.com/eve/for...7/m/3922002192

[retired_sydney28]

Bohs have secured a new kit sponsorship deal with Diadora. An end to the numerous kit selections presented to the fans?

[retired_sydney28]

Local Radio up here have reported that Walsh has gone to Bohs

[retired_MARIA112]

Originally posted by pengedragon:
we've signed david forde and jason byrne

what to expect ?

with a bit of work on his distribution he could be very good, his reactions and shop stopping were amazing towards the end of the end of the season but derry fans got on his back within seconds if he didn't release the ball and it affected him a bit, but his team trusted him so proves he just needs a bit of training and a chance and he will do well for you

[plynomo]

Shels' descent in to nothingness continues. The only person willing to take on a club with no players and no money is a managerial nobody from England's League Two:

Former Swindon boss poised for Shels role

January 19, 2007

Andy King, the former manager of English League side Swindon Town, is poised to take charge of troubled eircom League champions Shelbourne.

Shels squad is down to just five players after a debilitating financial crisis forced the departure of virtually their entire championship-winning squad.

Attempts to lure player Jim Crawford and UCD manager Pete Mahon to Tolka Park have proved fruitless, but King, who has also held the reins at Mansfield Town and Grays Athletic, is willing to take charge.

The 49-year-old, who played for Everton and Luton Town during his career, admitted the lure of leading a team into Europe’s top club competition is too strong to turn down.

He told the Irish Daily Mirror: “It is an attractive proposition, not least because of the chance to manage in the Champions League, which is something I never got a taste of as a player.”

Anyone know anything about him as a manager? The FAI simply must take their Champions League place away from them.

[zerga]

The FAI simply must take their Champions League place away from them.

And put Pats in the UEFA Cup please kthnx

[retired_jabda]

If they don't their CL complain will be painful, but how can they, Shels need the money, they would go to court over it if they lost Europe.

[plynomo]

Let them go to court. I can't see how they can prove that they have fulfilled the requirements to obtain a FAI European License. The same should have been done to Dublin City last year, it wasn't and look at the mess it caused.