Have only a couple of games and wore the famous No.60
Apparently a madman on the training track. Loved the tackle bag.
Irish Players with the Saints
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Irish Players with the Saints
Apart from Colm Begley this year, the only other Irishman I remember paying for the Saints was a bloke called Dermott McNichol in the early 90's.
Have only a couple of games and wore the famous No.60
Apparently a madman on the training track. Loved the tackle bag.
Have only a couple of games and wore the famous No.60
Apparently a madman on the training track. Loved the tackle bag.
Lance or James??
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Yeah remember him. Unfortunately a pretty ordinary player!!
Tommy Walsh on the other hand is a completely different unit. A much more chiselled athlete, has the strength and natural skills to adapt quickly. Impressed everyone when he was training with us last year, and has spent a year kicking a sherrin around with Tagh Kenneally (spelling??)
Think we may have hit paydirt this time around!!
Tommy Walsh on the other hand is a completely different unit. A much more chiselled athlete, has the strength and natural skills to adapt quickly. Impressed everyone when he was training with us last year, and has spent a year kicking a sherrin around with Tagh Kenneally (spelling??)
Think we may have hit paydirt this time around!!
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Cathal Corr may ahve been Irish by birth but he did play under 18's football for Northern Nights so I would consider him a bit different than a kid coming straight out from ireland. Although Stynes played at Praharn in the old VFA before making it.
Not sure how long Cathal had lived in Australia before being rookied listed.
Not sure how long Cathal had lived in Australia before being rookied listed.
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Came here when he was about 10 years old.Junior wrote:Cathal Corr may ahve been Irish by birth but he did play under 18's football for Northern Nights so I would consider him a bit different than a kid coming straight out from ireland. Although Stynes played at Praharn in the old VFA before making it.
Not sure how long Cathal had lived in Australia before being rookied listed.