I could not find one and think it may be time for Shaun to have his own thread.
To be honest I dont know anything about Gill. I know he was in Ops before moving across to Football manager.
Does anyone know his history? Where he played/worked? I have always been interested in peoples background
Does anyone know his history? Where he played/worked? I have always been interested in peoples background
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austin111 wrote:
To be honest I dont know anything about Gill. I know he was in Ops before moving across to Football manager.
Does anyone know his history? Where he played/worked? I have always been interested in peoples background
Went to St Pats wgtn. Was a goalkeeper and picked up college sportsperson of the year.
Played senior footy in the top tier. Uni degree and further went on to obtain a postgrad in sports admin. Ran Wgtn Saints bball for Mills. First team coach for vic uni and wharfies. Has got increased responsibility at the Nix over the years
Played senior footy in the top tier. Uni degree and further went on to obtain a postgrad in sports admin. Ran Wgtn Saints bball for Mills. First team coach for vic uni and wharfies. Has got increased responsibility at the Nix over the years
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Compare it to Auckland's Terry Mcflynn:
- 14 year professional career
- UEFA A coaching badge
- Was head of football operations in Perth Glory & Sydney FC.
- 14 year professional career
- UEFA A coaching badge
- Was head of football operations in Perth Glory & Sydney FC.
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An academic as well - Has a Masters degree from Sydney University in Coach Education.
Auckland will rise once more
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I heard Shaun Gill counted to infinity... Twice. And that he can unscramble eggs.
I have an amazing ability to find my way out of mazes. I'm pathological.
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What's with the antagonistic subject? Its par for the course for the person that started the topic, but it doesn't need to be.
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Nixieboys222 wrote:
Compare it to Auckland's Terry Mcflynn:
- 14 year professional career
- UEFA A coaching badge
- Was head of football operations in Perth Glory & Sydney FC.
Absolute dickhead on the field and v disliked from the stands by Nix fans.
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martinb wrote:Nixieboys222 wrote:Absolute dickhead on the field and v disliked from the stands by Nix fans.
Compare it to Auckland's Terry Mcflynn:
- 14 year professional career
- UEFA A coaching badge
- Was head of football operations in Perth Glory & Sydney FC.
Who cares if he was a dickhead on the field? What did he do to annoy nix fans? lol
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Bullion wrote:
What's with the antagonistic subject? It’s par for the course for the person that started the topic, but it doesn't need to be.
Take it antagonistic or in fact any other way you want too. I’m figuring you like playing the victim.
If my memory serves its a play on his own words
If my memory serves its a play on his own words
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Nixieboys222 wrote:
Compare it to Auckland's Terry Mcflynn:
- 14 year professional career
- UEFA A coaching badge
- Was head of football operations in Perth Glory & Sydney FC.
McFlynns CV very light by the looks (not sure you have those roles right?) and was a big jump to the Akld gig.
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Nixieboys222 wrote:martinb wrote:Who cares if he was a dickhead on the field? What did he do to annoy nix fans? lolNixieboys222 wrote:Absolute dickhead on the field and v disliked from the stands by Nix fans.
Compare it to Auckland's Terry Mcflynn:
- 14 year professional career
- UEFA A coaching badge
- Was head of football operations in Perth Glory & Sydney FC.
He was a great on field villain who kicked crap out of everyone, mouthed off and him and Corica are a big reason I can’t be more supportive of AFC.
Sydney were initially the Nix bunnies and Felipe and Brown dazzled against them iirc and then there was Brosque diving at the Ring of Dirt and other general ratbag tactics.
They foul, get away with it and then roll and whine when anyone tackles them.
A favourites moment was Joel Griffiths interviewing them coach Corica and he moaned about all the fouls and Griff interrupted him and said ‘But all the fouls were coming from Sydney FC.’
He didn’t like that. Used to only being able to give it out and not being questioned.
I like Sydney much less than Auckland. So it’s a personal preference.
Sydney were initially the Nix bunnies and Felipe and Brown dazzled against them iirc and then there was Brosque diving at the Ring of Dirt and other general ratbag tactics.
They foul, get away with it and then roll and whine when anyone tackles them.
A favourites moment was Joel Griffiths interviewing them coach Corica and he moaned about all the fouls and Griff interrupted him and said ‘But all the fouls were coming from Sydney FC.’
He didn’t like that. Used to only being able to give it out and not being questioned.
I like Sydney much less than Auckland. So it’s a personal preference.
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Feverish wrote:Nixieboys222 wrote:McFlynns CV very light by the looks (not sure you have those roles right?) and was a big jump to the Akld gig.
Compare it to Auckland's Terry Mcflynn:
- 14 year professional career
- UEFA A coaching badge
- Was head of football operations in Perth Glory & Sydney FC.
No Nixie has it pretty much spot on.
Except maybe only a UEFA B badge
https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-mcflynn-444b2476/details/experience/
They don't salary cap A League staffer wages and other resourcing expenditure, so Auckland were always going to aim higher than the Nix in that space.
Except maybe only a UEFA B badge
https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-mcflynn-444b2476/details/experience/
They don't salary cap A League staffer wages and other resourcing expenditure, so Auckland were always going to aim higher than the Nix in that space.
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coochiee wrote:Feverish wrote:No Nixie has it pretty much spot on.Nixieboys222 wrote:McFlynns CV very light by the looks (not sure you have those roles right?) and was a big jump to the Akld gig.
Compare it to Auckland's Terry Mcflynn:
- 14 year professional career
- UEFA A coaching badge
- Was head of football operations in Perth Glory & Sydney FC.
Except maybe only a UEFA B badge
https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-mcflynn-444b2476/details/experience/
They don't salary cap A League staffer wages and other resourcing expenditure, so Auckland were always going to aim higher than the Nix in that space.
Looks like he did move into better positions at syney and Perth, though the Sydney date looks like a porky. Had only been out of footy a decade and didn’t hold either ops jobs long
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a thread about Shaun Gill and already about how McFlynn shouldn't be at AFC. sums us up... quite embarrassing really.
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a thread about Shaun Gill and already about how McFlynn shouldn't be at AFC. sums us up... quite embarrassing really.
A few characters on here think that everything Akld does is the gold standard. Weird that you would be embarrassed (have you not seen the Dome thread?)
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Two questions:
Could Gilly take McFlynn in a cage fight?
Could Gilly take McFlynn in a cage fight?
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Feverish wrote:austin111 wrote:Went to St Pats wgtn. Was a goalkeeper and picked up college sportsperson of the year.
To be honest I dont know anything about Gill. I know he was in Ops before moving across to Football manager.
Does anyone know his history? Where he played/worked? I have always been interested in peoples background
Played senior footy in the top tier. Uni degree and further went on to obtain a postgrad in sports admin. Ran Wgtn Saints bball for Mills. First team coach for vic uni and wharfies. Has got increased responsibility at the Nix over the years
What was the top tier Football that he played?
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whatever-11456-1 wrote:Feverish wrote:What was the top tier Football that he played?austin111 wrote:Went to St Pats wgtn. Was a goalkeeper and picked up college sportsperson of the year.
To be honest I dont know anything about Gill. I know he was in Ops before moving across to Football manager.
Does anyone know his history? Where he played/worked? I have always been interested in peoples background
Played senior footy in the top tier. Uni degree and further went on to obtain a postgrad in sports admin. Ran Wgtn Saints bball for Mills. First team coach for vic uni and wharfies. Has got increased responsibility at the Nix over the years
Napier under 19s tournie.
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Feverish wrote:whatever-11456-1 wrote:Napier under 19s tournie.Feverish wrote:What was the top tier Football that he played?austin111 wrote:Went to St Pats wgtn. Was a goalkeeper and picked up college sportsperson of the year.
To be honest I dont know anything about Gill. I know he was in Ops before moving across to Football manager.
Does anyone know his history? Where he played/worked? I have always been interested in peoples background
Played senior footy in the top tier. Uni degree and further went on to obtain a postgrad in sports admin. Ran Wgtn Saints bball for Mills. First team coach for vic uni and wharfies. Has got increased responsibility at the Nix over the years
That isn't senior football.
Three for me, and two for them.
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Buffon II wrote:Feverish wrote:whatever-11456-1 wrote:Napier under 19s tournie.Feverish wrote:What was the top tier Football that he played?austin111 wrote:Went to St Pats wgtn. Was a goalkeeper and picked up college sportsperson of the year.
To be honest I dont know anything about Gill. I know he was in Ops before moving across to Football manager.
Does anyone know his history? Where he played/worked? I have always been interested in peoples background
Played senior footy in the top tier. Uni degree and further went on to obtain a postgrad in sports admin. Ran Wgtn Saints bball for Mills. First team coach for vic uni and wharfies. Has got increased responsibility at the Nix over the years
That isn't senior football.
Nah jokes. He was at Wgtn Utd but when Van Hattum and then Finlayson were there so unsure how much National League he got
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McFlynn started out in the QPR Youth team.
I've only met Sean Gill once without knowing who he was. Seamed a pretty good, knowledgeable sort. Friendly and not an egotistical type.
I've only met Sean Gill once without knowing who he was. Seamed a pretty good, knowledgeable sort. Friendly and not an egotistical type.
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The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
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Feverish wrote:Buffon II wrote:Nah jokes. He was at Wgtn Utd but when Van Hattum and then Finlayson were there so unsure how much National League he gotFeverish wrote:whatever-11456-1 wrote:Napier under 19s tournie.Feverish wrote:What was the top tier Football that he played?austin111 wrote:Went to St Pats wgtn. Was a goalkeeper and picked up college sportsperson of the year.
To be honest I dont know anything about Gill. I know he was in Ops before moving across to Football manager.
Does anyone know his history? Where he played/worked? I have always been interested in peoples background
Played senior footy in the top tier. Uni degree and further went on to obtain a postgrad in sports admin. Ran Wgtn Saints bball for Mills. First team coach for vic uni and wharfies. Has got increased responsibility at the Nix over the years
That isn't senior football.
His record for Wellington United 1st team was
1992 2
1993 15
1996 22
1997 2
so 41 games over four seasons
92 Finlayson was keeper, but he went to Napier in 93
96 Van Hattum was keeper in Super League, Gill would have been keeper in central league team
1992 2
1993 15
1996 22
1997 2
so 41 games over four seasons
92 Finlayson was keeper, but he went to Napier in 93
96 Van Hattum was keeper in Super League, Gill would have been keeper in central league team
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