League of Ireland legend and Mirror Sport columnist Stuart Byrne has the final word every Friday
Farrell was sent off on two yellows just 12 minutes after coming on at Tolka Park on Monday, but Shels held out for a 0-0 against Shamrock Rovers.
They don’t care if they unsettle the player, once they feel good. I’ve seen it before and it’s malicious and the wrong way to go about it. Once you identify that in a dressing room, you rectify it. And the result against Rovers was a sign that those players gave themselves a slap and said ‘cop on’. Would I do it all again? In a heartbeat. I’m working a 9-5 job these days, and I’m looking at the world going around. It’s grand.
When I played, I’d see lads desperate to finish training so they could go gambling, go to Nandos or out shopping for their holidays in the mid-season break.This life is not for everyone. It can be mentally draining, but when you see the rewards on offer, it's worth it.Skinny jeans have finally gone out of fashion, and not before time.
As a rule of thumb, if the lining of your jocks is showing through your shorts, have a serious word with yourself.The fact Noel King was shocked to get the Dundalk job tells you everything you need to know about an utterly bizarre appointment.Make Dundalk hard to beat, get back to basics and scrap their way up the table.
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