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John Russell's appointment by Shelbourne comes as no surprise

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By Eoin Doyle
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
John Russell's appointment as Shelbourne head coach might have come as a surprise to some people, but it did not surprise me. From the outside looking in, it is easy to understand the initial reaction. Shelbourne are a club who want and expect to challenge for titles, yet they have appointed the manager of the team currently sitting at the bottom of the Premier Division. Football appointments however, cannot be assessed through a league table alone.
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Cash rich Ringmahon blind to the value of the FAI Cup

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By Eoin Doyle
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
Liffey Wanderers 1-1 Ringmahon Rangers Ringmahon Rangers progress to the second round of the FAI Cup after winning 4-3 on penalties. I can imagine the joy on the bus on the way home from Dublin – looking forward to the draw, hoping to be drawn against one of the big guns.
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Players braced for emotional and exhausting transfer window

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By Eoin Doyle
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
The opening of a transfer window means different things to different players. For some it is a lifeline. A chance to escape a situation where they are not playing enough football. For others it is an opportunity to kick on to a better team, a better league, or a higher level, even if deep down they know they might initially be going to make up numbers in a squad. They would never admit that publicly of course.
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