David Morrissey
5.7K posts
@dave_pats
Dublin. Tweets primarily sports related. St Patrick's Athletic supporter. Watford FC, Real Zaragoza and a bit of Tipperary hurling. Views own.
Patrick Horgan predicts early end to Tipperary title defence "I would give Waterford a better chance than Tipp of going through at the moment." rte.ie/sport/hurling/…
VAR to be introduced for the #BetMcLeanCup Final 🏟️ The showdown between @OfficialBlues and @Glentoran will mark the first use of Video Assistant Referee technology in the professional game in Northern Ireland. ℹ️ Full details: nifootballleague.com/news/2026/febr…
Shamrock Rovers swoop for St Pat's winger Jake Mulraney. Darragh Nugent wanted in player exchange deal between Dublin LOI rivals. irishexaminer.com/sport/soccer/a…
Cork City Football Club has announced the appointment of Simon Grayson as Advisor to the Board. Grayson's primary focus will be working closely with the board to finalise the appointment of a new First Team Manager, aligned with the Club’s vision and ambition. His role will also include an analysis of the club’s existing football structures in order to establish robust methods and structures. This process is designed with the intention of propelling Cork City back to the League of Ireland Premier Division, and reestablishing them there. His appointment comes at a crucial time as the club seeks to reclaim its place among Ireland's elite. A Proven Winner Joins Cork City Simon brings a distinguished career in football management to Leeside, with an impressive track record that includes multiple league titles and cup triumphs. After more than 500 games as a player and Simon counts some 800 games as a manager of clubs such as Blackpool, Leeds United, Preston North End and Sunderland. In his time as a manager, he has overseen a win percentage of over 45%, four English Football League promotions, as well as winning trophies in India and Nepal in recent years. A Perfect Match The partnership between Simon Grayson and Cork City FC represents an alignment of ambition and tradition, as the club gains a leader who understands what it takes to build successful football operations from the boardroom to the pitch. While this process is ongoing, the current interim management team of David Meyler, Liam Kearney and Mark McNulty will continue to oversee first team affairs. #CCFC84 🇮🇹
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