Canham & Johnny Hill in situ for the press conference along with the communications person who was hired despite Cathal Dervan already being in the role. Dervan is still mooching around somewhere in the organisation.
Dervan and Alan Milton seem to have had similar career trajectories, Hackie Cahill too. The other coincidence here is that they are all cunts
Dervan is some yoke.
Fair play to Hill for coming over instead of zooming it in.
Hill confirns Kenny will remain in charge for the final 3 qualifiers & a friendly against New Zealand, which will take us up to the end of the international calendar for 2023. Thereâll be a Pauw-style review where theyâll speak to STAKEHOLDERS & decide on Kennyâs future after that.
We are taking the cheap option says Johnny.
Foolish. Theyâll have to keep him for the playoffs then if we somehow make them
Thereâll be plenty of graphs and stats and conversion rate analysis etc
Weâre not making the playoffs. Not a concern.
We could fluke the nations league ones
Yeah and weâll need a pragmatic lad in charge, not some eejit counting debuts
John OâShea was doing one of the UEFA draws the other week. He seems to be following the Packie Bonner route of ingratiating himself with the blazers.
Is this Marc Canham fella anything to Scotty Canham of âwell 'e definitely wasnât good enoughâ fame?
They are brothers.
Heâs really a lame duck manager now.
Iâd imagine attendances at the home fixture v Greece will be desperate.
this brings him up to the end of his contract?
They were never going to pay him off, they havenât a pot to piss in
It will cost the FAI money in the long run not to get rid of him. 10k tickets X 50 is Spockâs salary for the year. Give it Keano and youâll sell out
Minuscule chance I believe (from reading Dan McDonnellâs tweet on it yesterday). Somewhere around the 12% mark.
Seems like a missed opportunity of a shot to nothing on him duffer, OâShea or someone else.
If no other reason than to get the team a fucking sponsor
Iâm pivoting my position on Chris Wilder and instead throwing my weight behind Big Mick to return.
He has made Irish Football great before, and he will do so again.