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The perpetrators of the Highland Clearances very openly described their behaviour as colonialism, condemning the native Gaels as a separate and inferior ethnic group.
But of course, the left of centre unionists desperate to countersignal The Nats™ will ignore this.
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For any fans of Derry City who are heading up to Dublin this Sunday for the FAI Cup Final. 🔴⚪️
@derrycityfc #padraigpearsepub
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Blew a 3 goal lead to LASK for UCL Qualification
Pumped out of cup by the Huns
Lost first 3 europa league games (2 at home)
Lost in League at CP to Huns
Getting pumped by Falkirk
Any manager would be sacked for that run of results. And a long time ago.
Time to go MON
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This interview was after a win vs st Johnstone that put us 7 points clear in December.
Rodgers pissed off with the performance and understands the how high the standards are.
Whereas oneil comes out makes jokes about 20 year ago makes excuses and takes the fans for a ride
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Callum McGregor on Celtic "becoming a bit basketball", in his view partly related to not having a "nailed down profile" in key attacking positions.
Quite telling comments again from one of Celtic's players on a lack of structure in the team.
➡️ celticway.co.uk/interviews/2…
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This ages better as each game goes on btw.
There is no actual system under this coaching setup. Our style is just throwing things at a wall and hoping it sticks.
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Derry City FC and James McClean can confirm that they have reached a mutual agreement to terminate James’ contract with the Club with immediate effect.
derrycityfc.net/2026/10/stat…
This agreement brings an end to the recent dispute. Both the Club and James are satisfied with the outcome and are pleased to move forward constructively.
James McClean commented:
“I am pleased that we have reached a resolution to settle these matters. While my return to the Club did not work out as I had hoped, Derry City FC will always hold a special place in my heart. I want to thank the fans for their support, and I wish the squad, the management, staff, and the supporters the very best for the future. In particular, I want to wish the team the best of luck in the FAI Cup Final against Waterford FC.”
Philip O’Doherty, Chairman of Derry City added:
“On behalf of everyone at Derry City, I want to thank James for his dedication to his hometown club. His achievements extend far beyond the Brandywell; amassing 103 senior caps for the Republic of Ireland is a remarkable milestone, and we want to formally acknowledge his immense contribution to Irish football as a whole. We wish him the very best for the future.
“Neither the Club nor James McClean will be making any further comment on this matter.”
NB. Derry City FC wishes to acknowledge the extensive efforts of Joe Jeffers SC and Stuart Gilhooly SC in helping to bring this matter to a satisfactory conclusion.”
