Herne Hill Seagull
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Mulryne training with Albion while McGhee 'has a look at him'.
What do we think of him?
What do we think of him?
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Phil Mulryne
- Thread starter Herne Hill Seagull
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Herne Hill Seagull said:
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO?
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Les Biehn said:
GDC Player to Sponsor.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Showed bags of talent at Man Utd, but never quite fulfilled his promise.
Could do a job? But don't we need a left back and targetman?? :thud:
Could do a job? But don't we need a left back and targetman?? :thud:
Herne Hill Seagull
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Re: Re: Phil Mulryne
Aye, and Cardiff. One of those names you're familiar with but can't picture the bloke.
Seagull73 said:
Aye, and Cardiff. One of those names you're familiar with but can't picture the bloke.
Rougvie
Rising Damp
Manchester United's reserve midfielder Phillip Mulryne joined the Canaries on transfer deadline day (25th March 1999). A Northern Ireland international, Philip couldn't break into the United first team and so leapt at the chance to join Norwich for £500,000
At the time of his transfer, Phillip had played 6 times for both Northern Ireland and Manchester United. Indeed, he made his debut for the Irish before he broke into the United first team. His full international debut came in February 1997 against Belgium whilst he made his United debut against Ipswich in the Coca Cola Cup the following October. He has also played for the Northern Ireland Under 21s partnering Adrian Coote. Phillip scored his first goal for the Canaries in their 1-0 victory at Grimsby and got his second in the 2-2 draw with Tranmere, a game in which he captained the Norwich team.
Phil missed most of the 1999/2000 season after a horrific foul by Blackburn's Christian Dailly in the clash between Rovers and the Canaries at Carrow Road on 28th August 1999. He returned to competitive action on 28th March 2000, ahead of schedule, when he played the final 30minutes of the Reserves' defeat at Millwall. Phil then made a surprising appearance for the first team at Portsmouth on 8th April, playing the first hour of the match before being replaced by Darel Russell. His rehabilitation was completed when he was named in the Northern Ireland squad to face Hungary on 26th April 2000. Phil scored his first international goal against the Czech Republic in June 2001 and was rewarded with call-up for the ties with Denmark and Iceland in September 2001
In February 2002, the media speculated that Phil would join Ipswich Town. Days later Norwich confirmed that Phil had rejected a "substantial new contract" and would thus be free to depart Carrow Road on a Bosman free in the summer of 2002. Nigel Worthington suggested that he might try to sell Mulryne to at least recoup some of the £500,000 paid for the midfielder now valued at £2million. The next club to be linked with him was Leeds United, followed by Charlton Athletic on 26th March 2002. On 19 May 2002, the Sunday People claimed that Crystal Palace were hoping to sign the midfield schemer whose penalty miss contributed to Norwich's Division One Play Off Final defeat to Birmingham. A new three year contract with Norwich was eventually signed on 5th June 2002 with Phil citing the support of the Norwich fans and the ambition of the club as the motivation for his decision to stay (so it had nothing to do with the fact that no other clubs were really interested in signing him and playing him regularly !)
Phil made 37 appearances during 2002/03 and finished second highest scorer with 8 goals. The following campaign just resulted in 3 goals from 14 starts. Out of favour during Norwich's Premiership campaign, he was the subject of an enquiry from Gary Megson's Nottingham Forest in March 2005.
Phil left Norwich at the beginning of May 2005, cancelling the contract by mutual agreement. He joined Cardiff City on trial towards the middle of July 2005, playing for them in a pre-season friendly against Accrington Stanley on 16th July 2005. He signed for them on 29th July along with West Brom's Darren Purse and Wolves' Kevin Cooper. He quicky fell out of favour at Ninian Park and by the spring of 2006, was expressing his views that he would be departing Cardiff in the summer of 2006. The first club to be linked to him were Bradford City. Released by Cardiff, Phil appeared for Ipswich Reserves at the end of August 2006.
At the time of his transfer, Phillip had played 6 times for both Northern Ireland and Manchester United. Indeed, he made his debut for the Irish before he broke into the United first team. His full international debut came in February 1997 against Belgium whilst he made his United debut against Ipswich in the Coca Cola Cup the following October. He has also played for the Northern Ireland Under 21s partnering Adrian Coote. Phillip scored his first goal for the Canaries in their 1-0 victory at Grimsby and got his second in the 2-2 draw with Tranmere, a game in which he captained the Norwich team.
Phil missed most of the 1999/2000 season after a horrific foul by Blackburn's Christian Dailly in the clash between Rovers and the Canaries at Carrow Road on 28th August 1999. He returned to competitive action on 28th March 2000, ahead of schedule, when he played the final 30minutes of the Reserves' defeat at Millwall. Phil then made a surprising appearance for the first team at Portsmouth on 8th April, playing the first hour of the match before being replaced by Darel Russell. His rehabilitation was completed when he was named in the Northern Ireland squad to face Hungary on 26th April 2000. Phil scored his first international goal against the Czech Republic in June 2001 and was rewarded with call-up for the ties with Denmark and Iceland in September 2001
In February 2002, the media speculated that Phil would join Ipswich Town. Days later Norwich confirmed that Phil had rejected a "substantial new contract" and would thus be free to depart Carrow Road on a Bosman free in the summer of 2002. Nigel Worthington suggested that he might try to sell Mulryne to at least recoup some of the £500,000 paid for the midfielder now valued at £2million. The next club to be linked with him was Leeds United, followed by Charlton Athletic on 26th March 2002. On 19 May 2002, the Sunday People claimed that Crystal Palace were hoping to sign the midfield schemer whose penalty miss contributed to Norwich's Division One Play Off Final defeat to Birmingham. A new three year contract with Norwich was eventually signed on 5th June 2002 with Phil citing the support of the Norwich fans and the ambition of the club as the motivation for his decision to stay (so it had nothing to do with the fact that no other clubs were really interested in signing him and playing him regularly !)
Phil made 37 appearances during 2002/03 and finished second highest scorer with 8 goals. The following campaign just resulted in 3 goals from 14 starts. Out of favour during Norwich's Premiership campaign, he was the subject of an enquiry from Gary Megson's Nottingham Forest in March 2005.
Phil left Norwich at the beginning of May 2005, cancelling the contract by mutual agreement. He joined Cardiff City on trial towards the middle of July 2005, playing for them in a pre-season friendly against Accrington Stanley on 16th July 2005. He signed for them on 29th July along with West Brom's Darren Purse and Wolves' Kevin Cooper. He quicky fell out of favour at Ninian Park and by the spring of 2006, was expressing his views that he would be departing Cardiff in the summer of 2006. The first club to be linked to him were Bradford City. Released by Cardiff, Phil appeared for Ipswich Reserves at the end of August 2006.
Am I right in thinking that if he is a free agent, he can sign regardless of the transfer window limitations?
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Re: Re: Re: Phil Mulryne
Herne Hill Seagull said:
chez
Johnny Byrne-The Greatest
Trigger said:
Perfect for McGhee as he is an expert at getting out of condition players back to their best. i.e Guy Butters.
Wilka
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He used to be a star man for me on champ..... sign him up play him in center midfield on the right with his arrow going to just behind the strikers to the middle. He will set up loads of goals and score about 10..... 
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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chez said:
Coppell was the manager that put him on the training regime and then brought him back into the side a few games into the 2003/04 season and his form kept him in the team, which McGhee took over.
Meade's Ball
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I'd love to catch a player with skil.
JJ McClure
Go Jags
Trigger said:
That'll be a three year contract then
Wondergull
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He has got a fit missus too!