moose wrote:

starryplough wrote:

moose wrote:

Yep a good employee, if he goes so be it, we get someone else in and move on.

It would be a silly move for him IMO. Sligo are on the descent and Bohs will be challenging for trophies within a few years. Hes from Cabra, if he feels like travelling up and down to Sligo for training and matches well I wish him well. It may not happen as Im sure he knows whats going on behind the scenes at Bohs and Im sure hes well aware of what he could achieve at Bohs over the next few seasons.

I'm sorry I know this is a thread on Sligo but seriously? Bohs will be lucky to be still on the go in a few years, never mind trophies

Oh yeah forgot about that. I dont know what came over me!!!

But Ill tell you one thing freindo, that €175k thats left in your bank account wont last long with Nutsy around.

Now if you want to carry this on I think we should move to the Shams - Big Club Megathread

Where are you getting your €175k figure from LOL

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But back on topic, what has he achieved to deserve a bigger job?

This does seem like a move to suggest Sligo are finished with challenging for leagues for the moment, it happens every club in the league without exception! Just my opinion though

We'll have to wait and see on that one Joey. I agree with ya tho, the LOI goes in circles, with clubs having different success. The club is in transition at the minute but a well run club has a good chance in this league, for that reason I think we will have a chance.

Sounds like a done deal.

Delighted, Sligo won't be a force for a few more seasons.

f**k him, not as if he is irreplaceable

Bohs boss Heary poised to replace Coleman in Sligo hotseat

Bohemians boss Owen Heary has agreed to become the new manager of Sligo Rovers.

The Dubliner is set to leave his current post and succeed John Coleman who left The Showgrounds to return to England after his brief spell in the hotseat following the departure of Ian Baraclough.

Sligo decided to look to a homegrown option to fill this vacancy and they identified Gypsies supremo Heary as their preferred candidate. He will be handed a two year deal to revive the fortunes of his new employers.

Ireland U19 boss Paul Doolin and ex-Shamrock Rovers supremo Trevor Croly were also floated as potential options for the position.

Heary took over at cash-strapped Bohemians midway through last season, although he lacked the requisite coaching qualifications to take the job on a full-time basis until this year.

The Dalymount Park side sit in eighth place heading into their final game of the season against Derry this Friday, six points behind fifth-placed Sligo, who have performed below expectations.

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Clonbhoy wrote:

Of the three mentioned he is definitely the best candidate. Doolin ffs!

Think his FAI gig is nearly up and is desperate for anything. It still doesn't make sense to me why Sligo wouldn't go after Mick Cooke, the only reason they appear not interested is because he isn't a young manager Confused

. I think he'd be a good fit

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We went for doolin before we gave roddy the job. I'd have been happy with him tbh

"Not one cent" - RTID on Mark Quigley's pay-off from Shamrock

Heary to Sligo?

Bohs boss Heary poised to replace Coleman in Sligo hotseat