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Originally posted by tetsujin1979 tetsujin1979 wrote:

Wonder if Dollery has a login?
Just to throw another name into the mix, according to his wikipedia page, Johnny Giles has 17 goals in 78 games in the FA Cup - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Giles#Career_statistics


He tweeted about it - maybe set him right with a reply. 

Done - https://twitter.com/irish_abroad/status/1333726682717544448





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Originally posted by tetsujin1979 tetsujin1979 wrote:

Originally posted by Zinedine Kilbane 110 Zinedine Kilbane 110 wrote:

Originally posted by Double Maxim Double Maxim wrote:

Hope Padraig breaks the FA cup scoring record.


Never heard of Barry Corr

Top 10 Irish goalscorers in FA Cup history

  • 1. Robbie Keane – 12 (in 25 games)
  • 2. Jonathan Walters – 12 (28)
  • 3. Pádraig Amond – 12 (29)
  • 4. Barry Corr – 11 (21)
  • 5. Shane Long – 11 (33)
  • 6. John Aldridge – 9 (15)
  • 7. Paddy Madden – 9 (21)
  • 8. Dave Mooney – 8 (13)
  • 9. Clinton Morrison – 8 (27)
  • 10. Ronnie Whelan – 7 (38)
hmmm, that table has been removed from the article.

As has my comment LOL
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I wonder did alan Kelly make the complaint 
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Cousin played with Barry Corr at Southend United for a few seasons where they were quite successful and he was very good the season they got promoted via the play offs from League 2 in 2014-15.
He's a Wicklow man and the few times I met he came across as a nice fella. There was a good few Irish lads in that squad! Cian Bolger, Stephen McLaughlin, Gary Deegan and my cousin Michael Timlin.
Remember Martin O'Neill coming to watch them in an FA Cup tie v Hull City! Remember meeting him at a function a year later and speaking to him about it and he was looking at Corr (his height, build and style of play would have suited O'Neill's style of play), McLaughlin (pacy winger) as well as the 4 Irish lads in the Hull City squad (Meyler, McShane, Quinn, Brady) He told me he couldn't consider any players below the Championship.
He was very unlucky as he was a bit of a late bloomer and his injury problems started after that promotion season, hence why he came here. I think if he had stayed injury free he could have played in the Championship.  A very intelligent footballer who lead the line and helped those around him too. I rememberGerry McDonogh, who looked absolutely brutal otherwise, improving with him on the pitch as he talked to him throughout.
I met him in Aldi once(LOL ) and he seemed like a nice fella, for a Dub! I must take a trip to see him manage, when this blows over.

Did Corr come through at Man City before going down the leagues?
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Originally posted by McG McG wrote:

Originally posted by tetsujin1979 tetsujin1979 wrote:

Wonder if Dollery has a login?
Just to throw another name into the mix, according to his wikipedia page, Johnny Giles has 17 goals in 78 games in the FA Cup - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Giles#Career_statistics


He tweeted about it - maybe set him right with a reply. 
 
The standard of footy journalism/'analysis' in Ireland is appalling.
 
 
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I thought Corr had started out at Man City but it does not appear on his official record.
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No matter what he will be forgiven but not forgotten 
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Amond has more goals in FA and League Cup over the last few years then any striker in England. He has more than Aguero and Jesus who are joint second. Some stat . 

Here it is posted back in September before his latest goal last week.



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Originally posted by Drumcondra 69er Drumcondra 69er wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Deco79 Deco79 wrote:

Cousin played with Barry Corr at Southend United for a few seasons where they were quite successful and he was very good the season they got promoted via the play offs from League 2 in 2014-15.
He's a Wicklow man and the few times I met he came across as a nice fella. There was a good few Irish lads in that squad! Cian Bolger, Stephen McLaughlin, Gary Deegan and my cousin Michael Timlin.
Remember Martin O'Neill coming to watch them in an FA Cup tie v Hull City! Remember meeting him at a function a year later and speaking to him about it and he was looking at Corr (his height, build and style of play would have suited O'Neill's style of play), McLaughlin (pacy winger) as well as the 4 Irish lads in the Hull City squad (Meyler, McShane, Quinn, Brady) He told me he couldn't consider any players below the Championship.
He was very unlucky as he was a bit of a late bloomer and his injury problems started after that promotion season, hence why he came here. I think if he had stayed injury free he could have played in the Championship.  A very intelligent footballer who lead the line and helped those around him too. I rememberGerry McDonogh, who looked absolutely brutal otherwise, improving with him on the pitch as he talked to him throughout.
I met him in Aldi once(LOL ) and he seemed like a nice fella, for a Dub! I must take a trip to see him manage, when this blows over.

Did Corr come through at Man City before going down the leagues?
I always thought he started at Leeds, but not sure.
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Started at Leeds. I think his cousin posts on this forum!
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Always comes across very well any time I've heard him interviewed.

It'll be interesting to see if there's any offers at home for him?
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Originally posted by The Huntacha The Huntacha wrote:

Always comes across very well any time I've heard him interviewed.

It'll be interesting to see if there's any offers at home for him?

He eas close to signing for Sligo Rovers in January. 
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