Apparently coming back to Australia for shoulder surgery. Swans tight lipped saying only he needed surgery and no decision had been made about it. Sources say a decision has been reached. Coney is on a 2 year International Rookie Contract. (Sunday herald Sun - April 26)
Kyle Coney back
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Well well well..the lure of the dollar...what is it with the Irish and their shoulders???"The Dog days are over, The Dog days are gone" Florence and the MachineComment
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Brilliantly played by the Sydney Football Club, only surprise is how quickly it took Kyle to make the decision to come back.
While he was always going to be home sick early on, I always maintained once he got back to Ireland and looked around at what he actually was returning to that he would realise that playing professional sport in Australia and be paid to boot was always going to see him come back.
The way the club handled it. meant that when the decision was made he would still be welcomed back with us and would not want to head elsewhere.
DST
"Looking forward to a rebuilt, new, fast and exciting Swans model in 2010"
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Brilliantly played by the Sydney Football Club, only surprise is how quickly it took Kyle to make the decision to come back.
While he was always going to be home sick early on, I always maintained once he got back to Ireland and looked around at what he actually was returning to that he would realise that playing professional sport in Australia and be paid to boot was always going to see him come back.
The way the club handled it. meant that when the decision was made he would still be welcomed back with us and would not want to head elsewhere.
DST
(1) He did his shoulder just after he got back to Ulster.
(2) The Irish economy is a basket case. In the Republic unemployment is increasing at 1% a month!
Coney is a mercenary and the excellent sports medicine of Doc Nathan and the club has got him back as well as the grim career prospects in Belfast.
We should send him back home to beautiful Belfast as a matter of principle. He walked out on a contract and he comes back injured and the arse out of his strides. Fair dinkum where else can he go. He's hardly an attractive recruiting proposition having broken his word and his shoulder. Next the laughing shafter will be on his way over.Bevo bandwagon driverComment
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How old is Kyle Coney? FFS, he probably has that many people in his ear, mates, mentors, uncles etc and would no doubt be flipping and flopping on the idea almost hourly. At that age, all I was thinking about was how I was ever going to get laid. It's amazing the way some on this blog, and the Bigfooty one, are just so quick to write off their own players. And premiership winning coaches it would seem. Here's a novel idea......how about if Kyle decides to return the collective Swans family make the kid welcome and he might just stick around and be a very good player for us. Or we could just write off a talented teenager.Comment
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Brilliantly played by the Sydney Football Club, only surprise is how quickly it took Kyle to make the decision to come back.
While he was always going to be home sick early on, I always maintained once he got back to Ireland and looked around at what he actually was returning to that he would realise that playing professional sport in Australia and be paid to boot was always going to see him come back.
The way the club handled it. meant that when the decision was made he would still be welcomed back with us and would not want to head elsewhere.
DST
He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)Comment
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How old is Kyle Coney? FFS, he probably has that many people in his ear, mates, mentors, uncles etc and would no doubt be flipping and flopping on the idea almost hourly. At that age, all I was thinking about was how I was ever going to get laid. It's amazing the way some on this blog, and the Bigfooty one, are just so quick to write off their own players. And premiership winning coaches it would seem. Here's a novel idea......how about if Kyle decides to return the collective Swans family make the kid welcome and he might just stick around and be a very good player for us. Or we could just write off a talented teenager.Comment
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How old is Kyle Coney? FFS, he probably has that many people in his ear, mates, mentors, uncles etc and would no doubt be flipping and flopping on the idea almost hourly. At that age, all I was thinking about was how I was ever going to get laid. It's amazing the way some on this blog, and the Bigfooty one, are just so quick to write off their own players. And premiership winning coaches it would seem. Here's a novel idea......how about if Kyle decides to return the collective Swans family make the kid welcome and he might just stick around and be a very good player for us. Or we could just write off a talented teenager.Bevo bandwagon driverComment
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He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)Comment
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Young Murphy outed the role of Tyrone in this fiasco. At the moment the Swans "family" is a bit dysfunctional. We are a couple of players short on the roster due to Keneally and Coney walking out and our contracts have as much strength as a Cheese Barlow tackle. Coney wrote himself off when he broke his contract. For a professional sportsman to walk out on a contract is particularly serious (name anyone who has done it recently at an AFL club- Sonny Bill at the ARL) Are you seriously suggesting that with his track record Coney will become a good clubman and team player?
Of course he can still become a good clubman. I never would have though Plugger would have become a team player for us after the way he smashed us (and Caven) at the SCG. Just wait and see."As a player he simply should not have been able to do the things he did. Leo was a 185cm, 88kg full-back and played on some of the biggest, fastest and best full-forwards of all time, and constantly beat them." Roos.
Leo Barry? you star! We'll miss ya, ''Leapin''.Comment
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