List of Irish players released

Discussion in 'Ireland' started by Samarkand, Jun 3, 2003.

  1. Samarkand

    Samarkand Member+

    May 28, 2001
    Some familar, many not.

    Gary Breen looking for a new club again. No WC for him to showcase his stuff for the likes of Inter Milan!

    * denotes has at least one Irish senior cap, though this may not be all of them.

    G Breen* (West Ham),
    C Byrne, S Capper, K Graydon (Sunderland),
    T Scully (Cambridge),
    J McGrath (Aston Villa),
    D Savage* (Oxford),
    K Foy (Doncaster),
    T Heary (Huddersfield),
    D Foley* (Watford),
    G Kelly(*?) (Sheffield Utd),
    G Ward, K Coleman (Wolves),
    J Hendrick (Newcastle),
    B Murphy, S Paisley (Man City),
    G Ward (Walsall),
    K O'Halloran (Swindon),
    K Nugent (Swansea),
    M McKeever (Bristol Rvs),
    M Rowlands (Brentford),
    P McCarthy (Wycombe Wds),
    S Deeney (Notts Co),
    S Fitzgerald (Colchester),
    S McClare (Port Vale),
    K O'Halloran (Swindon).
     
  2. scumbo

    scumbo New Member

    May 30, 2003
    Dublin
    the sad thing is how many of them do u think will find a new club?
     
  3. seanmcging

    seanmcging New Member

    Mar 24, 2003
    London
    I think Kendrick has joined soem German team.
     
  4. e_k1

    e_k1 New Member

    Aug 12, 2002
    Germany
    He was linked with 1860 Munich last week, not sure if he actually signed.
     
  5. frankk

    frankk New Member

    Aug 29, 2002
    Dublin/Donegal
    he did!

    i think capper still has a chance to make it. he was released 'cause of sunderland's crippling debt - i know that the supporters wanted to keep him.

    savage, foy, foley, rowlands - weren't the touted as the 'next big thing' at one stage or another.

    of the complete list of released players (530+) from the premier league, the reckon that up to 1/3rd will not be able to find another club.
     
  6. Slash/ED

    Slash/ED New Member

    Apr 19, 2002
    Dublin
    Well known fact, Gary Breen produces his best form for Ireland when unemployed, this can only be a good thing. Either way, he's said something about how he wants to work with McCarthy again, I can see him going to Sunderland.
     

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