This message has been edited - 05-sep-2012 @ 10:52

Originally posted by HangSanwich:
We'd take him in Limerick if he's interested.

Originally posted by All Star Hurler:
Rumour has it, that his next job is in Cork

Originally posted by evileye:
Jason Ryan moving to limerick would be a major piece of business. Two hopes of that happening, bob and none!

Originally posted by Kobe Shefflin:
Has Horan been reappointed for definite? Think he deserves another year or two, he's finally getting us playing a way that suits us and that enables us to take on the so called "bigger teams". If we can unearth another forward or two and a midfielder, would have high hopes for 2013.

Originally posted by HangSanwich:
We'd take him in Limerick if he's interested.

This message has been edited - 05-sep-2012 @ 16:26

Originally posted by spade caller:
He talks a great game and the players in the panel love him and I don't doubt his enthusiasm. He's not the man to bring Wexford any further in my book though.

Originally posted by Yojimbo:

That often seems to make a difference, though, especially where 'lesser counties' are concerned: 'talking' a great game

Originally posted by spade caller:

If I take a young lad who has been taught badly for 3 years and manage to bring him up to where he should naturally be anyway, am I a great teacher or just an average teacher doing what I should do?

Originally posted by 76wx1:
I agree with you Spade Caller. I don't think he got anything out of them, that wasn't already there.There were players on the Wexford team that would go a long ways to being on any team in the countryMattie Forde
Red Barry
Ciaran Lyng
Phillip Wallace
Adrian Flynnand had a good scattering of other adequate players.

This message has been edited - 05-sep-2012 @ 20:20

Originally posted by iced earth:
Always felt there was too much heed paid to moral victories over Dublin. Yes they should've beaten them twice in Leinster in the past two years but won neither through a mixture of bad luck and wayward shooting. On both occasions they were paired against Munster opposition for their subsequent backdoor matches and this is where the shortcomings were laid bare for all to see. Limerick and Tipperary set up the perfect ambush and emerged from their encounters with Wexford with deserved one point victories. Jason has taken the Model County as far as he could've done and I wish him well in his next manager's job. He'll have learnt a lot.

Originally posted by spade caller:
To be honest, I'm delighted.I don't know where people get the idea that he "brought Wexford out of the wilderness", they're more or less exactly where they were before he took over and IMO in a worse state than they were when Pat Roe was in charge. They have won nothing of note in the championship and luckily got a nice few qualifier draws to beat a few mediocre teams. He persisted with players in pivotal positions for his entire tenure who patently weren't up to inter-county standard. He also failed to address the problems that cost Wexford plenty of games over a few seasons.He talks a great game and the players in the panel love him and I don't doubt his enthusiasm. He's not the man to bring Wexford any further in my book though. I can't for the life of me figure out why Pat Roe didn't get a bigger appointment, he brought Wexford to an League 1 Final where they were beaten by an Armagh team still at the top of their game and really improved certain aspects of the team.

Originally posted by frasiercrane:
Did you see what happened with Offaly when Roe was in charge.

Originally posted by spade caller:

Maybe the question should be "look waht happened Pat Roe when he managed Offaly". I wouldn't blame him for what seems to be a seriously inconsistent, underachieving Offaly team over the last few years. I remain immensely impressed with what Pat Roe did with Wexford and the quiet, no bells-and-whistles way he did it