Will Tadhg go?

[boroboy]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by shippo
Downtown, Speculation City.
FOAVGF sources are quite unreliable in my experience. [/QUOTE

I wouldn't have bothered posting if it was an unreliable source (my only other call on this board was that Spriggs was on his way 3 months before he signed).

He wants to go home - no great surprise if you know any Irish Men / Women in Oz...

He won't be here next year.

[shippo]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by boroboy

Originally posted by shippo
Downtown, Speculation City.
FOAVGF sources are quite unreliable in my experience. [/QUOTE

I wouldn't have bothered posting if it was an unreliable source (my only other call on this board was that Spriggs was on his way 3 months before he signed).

He wants to go home - no great surprise if you know any Irish Men / Women in Oz...

He won't be here next year.

Bloody sad new for Swans fans if true.

[boroboy]

I agree - I'm sure his potential departure is giving the coaching staff headaches as I type this meesage...

Who knows - things change very quickly. But the stalling tactics tell the tale - his head at this moment in time is very much in 'go home' mode. Don't understimate what (rightful) effect losing his Dad had last year...

[satchmopugdog]

Laidlaw....come on down!!!!!!!

[BigBadBarryNo1]

Looks like Tadgh'er" was with his partner over at Noosa according to this article: Swans Official Website Link

Wonder if she's Aussie? That'll keep him here

[ScottH]

Originally posted by BigBadBarryNo1
Looks like Tadgh'er" was with his partner over at Noosa according to this article: Swans Official Website Link

Wonder if she's Aussie? That'll keep him here

I think she is.

[goswannie14]

I was under the impression that she is too.

[Zlatorog]

Why is this subject so important to be brought up again and agian and again?
Nobody is irreplaceable and that goes for Tadhg as well. I only hope hi sdecision is not going to be last minute one giving the club enough time to foster his replacament. Do I feel sorry? Yes! Tragic, like some of you? No!

[giant]

Originally posted by Zlatorog
Why is this subject so important to be brought up again and agian and again?
Nobody is irreplaceable and that goes for Tadhg as well. I only hope hi sdecision is not going to be last minute one giving the club enough time to foster his replacament. Do I feel sorry? Yes! Tragic, like some of you? No!

Oh yeh? Tell us who's gonna do the premiership jig next year then?

[Zlatorog]

Originally posted by giant
Oh yeh? Tell us who's gonna do the premiership jig next year then?

Start practicing!

[goswannie14]

Originally posted by Zlatorog
Why is this subject so important to be brought up again and agian and again?
Nobody is irreplaceable and that goes for Tadhg as well. I only hope hi sdecision is not going to be last minute one giving the club enough time to foster his replacament. Do I feel sorry? Yes! Tragic, like some of you? No!

Could have something to do with how often it is in the press, or on the Swans website.

[hammo]

With Sydney playing like they are then I'd say Tadhg won't have much trouble making up his mind...

[ROK Lobster]

May well go, to Geelong You heard it here first.

[ScottH]

Originally posted by ROK Lobster
May well go, to Geelong You heard it here first.

Who do we get? Kent Kingsley?

[Wardy]

Whilst it would be sad to see him go - he does have the rest of his life to consider - you only get one crack at it and if he wants to go back to Ireland and his family then thats his perogative.

Its not until you lose a parent, particularly if you are from a close family, makes you change your outlook on things. I feel that Tadgh is struggling with this, but at the end of the day family (well a happy one at least) is far more important than football.

I recall a while back the mod formerly known as "Charlie" intimated that he would be angry if Tadhg went back - its no one's business but Tadhg's whatever he decides - he owes us nothing so we should all leave him be.