Alan Browne

Maccatacca wrote:

On paper Browne really is quite a decent prospect.

He's only turned 23, has scored seven goals, and can play in several different positions across the midfield, and has even featured in defence.

Surely he'd be a good purchase for a lower Premier League side, or perhaps one of the newly promoted teams.

He wasn't very impressive in that game vs Turkey, but its good to have an energetic, young midfielder bursting on to the scene.

One year left on his contact so maybe a move for him?

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Double Maxim wrote:

Maccatacca wrote:

On paper Browne really is quite a decent prospect.

He's only turned 23, has scored seven goals, and can play in several different positions across the midfield, and has even featured in defence.

Surely he'd be a good purchase for a lower Premier League side, or perhaps one of the newly promoted teams.

He wasn't very impressive in that game vs Turkey, but its good to have an energetic, young midfielder bursting on to the scene.

One year left on his contact so maybe a move for him?

I'd say Preston might try and convince him that they'll be in the mix for promotion next year, and might get him to sign a short-term deal.

Although, they're still in with a slight play-off shout at the moment.

I'd like to see Browne move up a level, too often are our own players loyal to a fault when it comes to moving clubs, often missing the chance of moving up a level, at important times of their careers.

If Seanie Maguire can keep up his form for Preston next season, I'd hope that he's not too sentimental and also pushes for a move.

Edited by Maccatacca - 28 Apr 2018 at 9:23pm

PNE could still go up. A winnable game against Burton albion next week and two points behind Derby.

Good season for Browne. Has a lot of good raw ingredients

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An excellent season reflected at PNE's end of season awards this evening, with Alan winning the Player of the Year, the Players' Player of the Year and the Goal of the Season awards.

he has dine very well alright and not one of the 'great dundalk contingent' ... who are struggling

Come on Irelind

yeah that's true but I think sometimes players that seem to go under the raidar to England seem to prosper reather than lads going back to England... unfortunately... I stand corrected of course but sometimes players are built up to go over and don't 'do it'... or cant make a break through

Come on Irelind

Reports saying Alan played well at Celtic Park yesterday.

Edited by Double Maxim - 21 May 2018 at 7:43am

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Handy having a player who can score from distance, or who is at least willing to take a pop. Both the Irish goals were from outside the box against Celtic. Something we have been lacking.

Banjaxed wrote:

Handy having a player who can score from distance, or who is at least willing to take a pop. Both the Irish goals were from outside the box against Celtic. Something we have been lacking.

Wouldn't be getting my hopes up just yet Testimonial games aren't your usual type of friendly

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