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- Jul 28, 2011
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I forgot Lewes were in the premier league
Newport County weren't a Championship team when they dumped us out of the cup last year. **** happens.
I forgot Lewes were in the premier league
But Lewes are a proper county team, with more experience, on their home ground.
We're second bottom of the u21 division but this our first season and we've only just got the facilities.
Glen Rea has had U21 ROI call up.
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/article/rea-named-in-ireland-u21-squad-2081676.aspx
"We've been busy working on a few. All of them are players who've brought in for the first time. I have watched them all myself and have had reports on their progress,” he said.
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"Glen Rea is a centre-midfielder who can also play in defence. We've a lot of information on him from their academy director John Morling who previously worked for the FAI and we've had a look at him in action for his club.
Interesting comments from the Ireland U-21 coach Noel King when the squad was announced - King announces U21 squad for USA & Russia games
I was under the impression that Rea was very definitely a central defender. Has anyone seen him play further forward in the DS games?
Why is no one asking questions about him as he is really important to us and our future.
He has amazing facilities, really good new players yet we are bottom of the U21 league and just lost to Lewes.
What is going on at our club looks like failure is now acceptable.
Yep last week thought I would join you in brainless banter
Oh good, somebody else we can slag off without knowing anything about him, what he does, how he does it
According to sky sports Simon Ireland is in the frame to become the new manager of Mansfield.
Mansfield appoint youngest manager in Football League (not Simon Ireland)
http://www.mansfieldtown.net/news/article/adam-murray-appointed-manager-2125365.aspx
I personally owe Simon Ireland an eternal debt of gratitude for that one. I left it far too late to get a ticket for the Donny match as I was working away in Reading at the time. As a extra large slice of luck would have it though, I was working alongside Simon's dad 'Big Mal'. Happened to moan in passing that I was gutted I was going to miss the last ever Goldstone game and he just piped up not to worry about it, his lad was on loan to Donny and he'd get him to leave me two tickets on the gate. I tell's thee, it's the nearest I've ever come to kissing a 20 stone bloke in an office environment!
As good as his word, the tickets were there waiting for me in the ticket office. So me and a mate watched the first half of the match in the Donny end before having a quiet word with a friendly steward and being escorted round to the North Stand at half-time. The rest, as they say, is history.
I wrote Simon Ireland a letter of profuse thanks c/o Donny the following day. Not sure if he ever got it. Hope he did. Only recently realised that our Simon Ireland is the same Simon Ireland. Maybe I'll write him another. Or better still shake his hand in person and buy him a beer. So if anyone can put us in touch...