| Conor Hourihane 20:38 - Jan 20 with 1086 views | Swansea_Blue |
No, not for us unfortunately. The locals down here have just signed him for the rest of the seasons on loan.
We had him under Keane for a season didn't we, but I can't remember what the view was of him at the time. He never got a game, which may have been our loss as he's gone on to have a pretty good career since. Another one let go too soon? |  |
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| Conor Hourihane on 21:08 - Jan 20 with 949 views | HARRY10 |
Another one we recruited for peanuts and let slip through our hands, because if what I suspect has been our previous shirt term policy |  | | |
| Conor Hourihane on 21:14 - Jan 20 with 903 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
We seem to be good at signing good players too soon and not being able/willing to hang on to them long enough and too late after they are no longer that good. |  |
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| Conor Hourihane on 21:56 - Jan 20 with 771 views | BLUEBEAT |
If I remember rightly, he believed himself to be better than the contract on the table.
And he was no doubt right. Always looks good when I’ve seen him.
He had a bit of a reputation for being arrogant when he was here but was probably more about self belief. |  |
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| Conor Hourihane on 22:02 - Jan 20 with 734 views | patrickswell |
| Conor Hourihane on 21:56 - Jan 20 by BLUEBEAT |
If I remember rightly, he believed himself to be better than the contract on the table.
And he was no doubt right. Always looks good when I’ve seen him.
He had a bit of a reputation for being arrogant when he was here but was probably more about self belief. |
He took quite a circuitous route after leaving us - dropping down a League to Plymouth and then playing in League One for Barnsley. He stood no chance here under Jewell and his obsessive quest for Dad’s Army. |  | | |
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