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Most Brora players are way above HL level, and way above Div 3. They strolled their way to the pyramid play off, against a woeful Montrose side. Most of them then said they'd leave if Brora went up (travelling, extra training etc). They accidentally got ahead in the play off, then, gosh, lost two goals in a minute. RB has made a lifestyle choice. Would be really funny if we drew Brora, who are well supported financially, in the cup.

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A distinct lack of ambition, merged with pots of cash, a three year contract and staying put.....not really surprised.  As for Brora, I went to the play off 2nd leg at Links Park and although Montrose were not great, they were easily the better side and thoroughly deserved to remain in League 2.

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Most Brora players are way above HL level, and way above Div 3. They strolled their way to the pyramid play off, against a woeful Montrose side. Most of them then said they'd leave if Brora went up (travelling, extra training etc). They accidentally got ahead in the play off, then, gosh, lost two goals in a minute. RB has made a lifestyle choice. Would be really funny if we drew Brora, who are well supported financially, in the cup.

Hopped for that last year but we got QOS instead

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Mark Durham signs a 2year contract with Arabs. QoS due a development fee as he is under 24. Wait a minute,did Saints not develops him ?.

I suppose that depends on whether we released him, or offered a contract that he turned down.

 

I seem to remember there is some sort of solidarity payment....not sure if that applies or would be worth much.

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He may be good, but remember that Crusaders are a part-time team in a part-time league.

 

Winning the Ulster Footballer of the Year sounds like a triumph and can indicate future greatness (cf Alan Mannus). But it's no failsafe guarantee of quality. It's voted for by a single branch of one club's supporters and its list of winners includes Vinny Arkins and Gary McCutcheon, who abandoned Scottish football after failing to score any goals for Stranraer.

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He may be good, but remember that Crusaders are a part-time team in a part-time league.

 

Winning the Ulster Footballer of the Year sounds like a triumph and can indicate future greatness (cf Alan Mannus). But it's no failsafe guarantee of quality. It's voted for by a single branch of one club's supporters and its list of winners includes Vinny Arkins and Gary McCutcheon, who abandoned Scottish football after failing to score any goals for Stranraer.

Agreed, it's certainly not a failsafe guarantee of quality. Worth taking a gamble on though? Very possibly. Despite the league he's been playing in, that scoring ratio is impressive for a winger.

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