Bevendean Hillbilly
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No no no. We want argentine FLAIRNIACS not some bog hopping paddy with big ears and enormous feet.
SAKE.
SAKE.
No no no. We want argentine FLAIRNIACS not some bog hopping paddy with big ears and enormous feet.
SAKE.
John Morling knows both of these players well, as they're pretty well known in the Irish game as Dundalk have won back-to-back league titles.
Remember Brian Lenihan? He was a player linked with us last summer, before joining Hull. The Irish connection was present here as well, except in this case, Lenihan was only 20 at the time, meaning that he could feature for the U21s (like he has done for Hull). Horgan, 23, and Towell, 24, would have to be over aged players if they were to join the club, as with respect to the lads, they're not going to walk into the first team.
With Towell linked to Bristol Rovers, I would say that this is more of a case of the Albion attempting to create some interest around the players, so Dundalk can get a bit of extra cash.
There was a lot of talk about Towell a while ago, but it dried up.
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Scored a shed load of goals. Whatever level he's at he knows how to shoot.
I don't get that one.I got all the other jokes.
Just saw this tweet pop up...
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http://www.independent.ie/sport/soc...-as-brighton-move-edging-closer-34224634.html
With his move to Brighton and Hove Albion expected to be finalised over the next 48 hours, Richie Towell has turned his sights towards becoming the Euro 2016 wild card of Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane.
The 24-year-old last week met the boss of joint-leaders Brighton, former Ireland defender Chris Hughton, at the club's training ground and, without revealing the club, admits a deal could have been struck before the weekend.
He's prepared to be patient but believes his future will be resolved before his girlfriend, Kelly Kirwan, gives birth to their first child in a fortnight.
"The clubs in for me now are very ambitious sides that are Premier League-ready," he admitted.
"It's just about trying to sort out the final things. I never rush into anything - I always like to have a look at every angle. Going to League One or League Two was never really an option for me.
"I want to go to improve my career; prove myself as a player and to be successful."