Rory Gallagher

Started by toby47, August 14, 2024, 03:34:36 PM

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How would you feel about Rory Gallagher being appointed

Best case scenario - best man for the job!
7 (8.6%)
Would be happy enough - But would prefer someone else
4 (4.9%)
Don't think it's right - But would still go to games & support team etc
22 (27.2%)
Disgrace - Wouldn't support derry for as long as he's in charge
48 (59.3%)

Total Members Voted: 81

Voting closed: August 17, 2024, 03:34:36 PM

JoG2

Quote from: Wildweasel74 on September 23, 2024, 01:50:06 PMMark Doran, he not just a trainer? I went with Gallagher and just took the flak. Who did the Derry clubs put forward, saying they had a say in the selection process?. Sure Derry little support when we were in Div 3/4, be heading back that direction by the looks of it.

Is he not managing Slaughtneil atm?

Derry clubs, well the majority went with Gallagher

Maybe give the man and his team (if this does transpire) a chance before writing them off sure

Wildweasel74

Well that was sort of my position on Meenagh, give him a year to see how he goes. I thought originally he wasn't offered the chance. But apparently he was asked before Harte.

LoughNeagh

Mark Doran, He'll do grand. Give him a chance.
View from the lough!

the goal was on

Monaghan or more worrying Westmeath  weren't impressed enough to give him the job. Though that's not to say he won't be perfect fit. But it's fairly obvious he was nowhere near the list of candidates a few months ago.

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Mark Doran, He'll do grand. Give him a chance.
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Uncle Phil

Quote from: Wildweasel74 on September 23, 2024, 04:14:56 PMWell that was sort of my position on Meenagh, give him a year to see how he goes. I thought originally he wasn't offered the chance. But apparently he was asked before Harte.

I heard he wasn't asked, hence why he went to Down. These old Chinese whispers are a bollocks.

Wildweasel74



Yourman66

Quote from: armaghniac on November 07, 2024, 04:25:46 PM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on November 07, 2024, 04:23:53 PMDef asked.

https://www.irishnews.com/gaa/gaelic-football/derry-gaa-have-no-plans-to-reappointed-rory-gallagher-to-county-management-team-JCPVQTSNCBCFBNG3JO64D3WEQQ/


Derry Had meeting tonight. highly likely they'll not take him back?

But the amount of people who've turned it down is crazy.

I would give him the job cause he'll take no shite and he might actually yet again have a chance of winning something with them but that's my opinion 🤷🏻�♂️

Substandard

It's a rock and a hard place now for Derry.  The will they/ won't they regarding Gallagher is just making it harder- the longer the process,  the more difficult and unappealing it becomes, the more the scrutiny is magnified,  and the shadow of Gallagher will be hanging over the whole time.
It just seems bizarre, given the player resources which would be far ahead of the vast majority of counties.

Gold

Quote from: Substandard on November 08, 2024, 12:57:55 AMIt's a rock and a hard place now for Derry.  The will they/ won't they regarding Gallagher is just making it harder- the longer the process,  the more difficult and unappealing it becomes, the more the scrutiny is magnified,  and the shadow of Gallagher will be hanging over the whole time.
It just seems bizarre, given the player resources which would be far ahead of the vast majority of counties.

Am I right in thinking he hasn't been prosecuted or convicted of anything?

Has full custody (as I understand it) of his children.....rare as hen's teeth that a man gets that.

Yet we have all-stars with serious violent convictions playing away and winning awards.

Let him manage away, the noise will die down in days
"Cheeky Charlie McKenna..."

nrico2006

Quote from: Gold on November 08, 2024, 05:39:21 AM
Quote from: Substandard on November 08, 2024, 12:57:55 AMIt's a rock and a hard place now for Derry.  The will they/ won't they regarding Gallagher is just making it harder- the longer the process,  the more difficult and unappealing it becomes, the more the scrutiny is magnified,  and the shadow of Gallagher will be hanging over the whole time.
It just seems bizarre, given the player resources which would be far ahead of the vast majority of counties.

Am I right in thinking he hasn't been prosecuted or convicted of anything?

Has full custody (as I understand it) of his children.....rare as hen's teeth that a man gets that.

Yet we have all-stars with serious violent convictions playing away and winning awards.

Let him manage away, the noise will die down in days

Agreed.
'To the extreme I rock a mic like a vandal, light up a stage and wax a chump like a candle.'

CookieMonster

Quote from: Gold on November 08, 2024, 05:39:21 AM
Quote from: Substandard on November 08, 2024, 12:57:55 AMIt's a rock and a hard place now for Derry.  The will they/ won't they regarding Gallagher is just making it harder- the longer the process,  the more difficult and unappealing it becomes, the more the scrutiny is magnified,  and the shadow of Gallagher will be hanging over the whole time.
It just seems bizarre, given the player resources which would be far ahead of the vast majority of counties.

Am I right in thinking he hasn't been prosecuted or convicted of anything?

Has full custody (as I understand it) of his children.....rare as hen's teeth that a man gets that.

Yet we have all-stars with serious violent convictions playing away and winning awards.

Let him manage away, the noise will die down in days

I think he only has full custody because his ex wife has a drinking problem brought on by what he put her through.
No idea if it's true but I trust my source who said he was a victim of abuse in the past. Not that that excuses anything he's allegedly done but it would explain a few things.

NotedObserver

Quote from: CookieMonster on November 08, 2024, 06:29:00 PM
Quote from: Gold on November 08, 2024, 05:39:21 AM
Quote from: Substandard on November 08, 2024, 12:57:55 AMIt's a rock and a hard place now for Derry.  The will they/ won't they regarding Gallagher is just making it harder- the longer the process,  the more difficult and unappealing it becomes, the more the scrutiny is magnified,  and the shadow of Gallagher will be hanging over the whole time.
It just seems bizarre, given the player resources which would be far ahead of the vast majority of counties.

Am I right in thinking he hasn't been prosecuted or convicted of anything?

Has full custody (as I understand it) of his children.....rare as hen's teeth that a man gets that.

Yet we have all-stars with serious violent convictions playing away and winning awards.

Let him manage away, the noise will die down in days

I think he only has full custody because his ex wife has a drinking problem brought on by what he put her through.
No idea if it's true but I trust my source who said he was a victim of abuse in the past. Not that that excuses anything he's allegedly done but it would explain a few things.

A very important point

David McKeown

Quote from: NotedObserver on November 08, 2024, 07:52:40 PM
Quote from: CookieMonster on November 08, 2024, 06:29:00 PM
Quote from: Gold on November 08, 2024, 05:39:21 AM
Quote from: Substandard on November 08, 2024, 12:57:55 AMIt's a rock and a hard place now for Derry.  The will they/ won't they regarding Gallagher is just making it harder- the longer the process,  the more difficult and unappealing it becomes, the more the scrutiny is magnified,  and the shadow of Gallagher will be hanging over the whole time.
It just seems bizarre, given the player resources which would be far ahead of the vast majority of counties.

Am I right in thinking he hasn't been prosecuted or convicted of anything?

Has full custody (as I understand it) of his children.....rare as hen's teeth that a man gets that.

Yet we have all-stars with serious violent convictions playing away and winning awards.

Let him manage away, the noise will die down in days

I think he only has full custody because his ex wife has a drinking problem brought on by what he put her through.
No idea if it's true but I trust my source who said he was a victim of abuse in the past. Not that that excuses anything he's allegedly done but it would explain a few things.

A very important point

There's no way of knowing why he has full custody but courts are very conservative and diligent in terms of investigating etc. They still make mistakes of course but speculation is exactly that.
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Wildweasel74

Burns has overstepped the mark here. Its not up to him to dictate to clubs who involved with them. He had some fun with some men playing in Derry years ago who done serious time. We had player troubles in the county, plus few from Limerick. He stayed dead silence on the issue in the Armagh county team. Does he weight in when it suits him, when he can't sort out the gaa rule book on discipline issues. He want to change the name of certain clubs based on who they named after nxt?