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Captain of EFC in the 1950's -Peter Farrell - for @Bluerover & co -

Bothered me more when peter eastoe left.

That was a great goal and an equally great way to finish the match but, to be fair, if he'd taken even half the amount of his missed chances during that season he may not have needed to score that goal.

Shall miss opening this thread every morning 😆

I do look forward to him becoming top goalscorer immediately wherever he signs though.

Thats not the first time you've asked me that and the answer is no different. As per the doucoure thread we're down there fighting relegation because they're not cutting it during the other 9 months. The whole mentality of Everton has got so...

Bit harsh that, he's been a great servant and the best R/B in 30/40yrs. Yes he can no longer do it on the pitch but he doesn't deserve all the stick,we did the same with Cahill another great player. Everyone attached to the club has nothing but...

And you know this how?

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Taking to his Instagram account, James Tarkowski shared an emphatic two-word reaction to the news on Coleman’s future. Reposting the news to his Instagram story, Tarkowski captioned his post: ‘The Skipper’ ....but what would Tarkowski know. 🙄

…..ideal, he’s in the players domain which fits perfectly with what Moyes wants. I guarantee Moyes will be very happy with this situation especially during this period of significant change. It’ll be a weight off the managers mind. Can’t...

Spotrac have his career earnings as just under 30m dollars (probably not 100% accurate but not far off), you can't argue with a straight face that he still hasn't been excellent value in comparison to nearly every other player that has been at...

Taking to his Instagram account, James Tarkowski shared an emphatic two-word reaction to the news on Coleman’s future. Reposting the news to his Instagram story, Tarkowski captioned his post: ‘The Skipper’.

He owes Dublin GAA nothing and Dublin GAA owes him nothing. He inherited one of the great Dublin sides and wasn't able to halt the inevitable decline. I wouldn't lay a whole lot of the blame at Farrell's door, Dublin are not producing enough...

Best of luck Dessie. Correct decision sir. https://www.rte.ie/sport/football/2025/0628/1520852-farrell-steps-down-as-dublin-manager/