About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 29. Chapters: Roddy Collins, Gareth McAuley, Ken DeMange, Jackie Vernon, Jackie Fullerton, Roy Walker, Michael Collins, Jim Hagan, Ger Rowe, Stephen Baxter, Aaron Callaghan, Ian Lawther, Peter Eccles, Jimmy Shields, Stephen McBride, Colin Coates, Damien Byrne, Martin Donnelly, Padraig Dully, Norman Kelly, Kevin McKeown, Anthony Gorman, Glenn Dunlop, Martin Murray, Sean Hargan, David Bell, David Williamson, Gary Smyth, Warren Feeney, Sr., Chris Morrow, David Rainey, Mark Dickson, Michael Halliday, Stuart Byrne, David Magowan, Jordan Owens, Aaron Black, Billy Johnston, Jamie Marks, Eamon Doherty, Stuart Dallas, Albert Campbell, Sammy McCrory, Chris Keenan, Gareth McKeown, Derek Carroll, Liam Dunne, Liam Beckett, Chris Morgan, Ryan McCann, Alan McNeill, Dominic Melly, Seamus Browne, Alan Dornan, Ross Arthurs, Danny Hale, Hugh Flack, Maurice O'Driscoll, Tommy Finney, Kirk Hunter, David McMaster, Walter McFarland, Graham Doyle, Glenn Hunter, Paul Kirk, Jeff Spiers, Norman Pavis, Sid Burrows, Gary McCartney. Excerpt: Roderick 'Roddy' Collins (born 7 August 1961 in Dublin), is an Irish former professional football player and current manager of Monaghan United. He has also worked as a television pundit, and is the brother of acclaimed former boxer, Steve Collins. Roddy Collins began his career at local club Bohemians making his debut in September 1979 away to Finn Harps and made 2 appearances in European competition for the club before suffering a serious leg injury which sidelined him for two years before going on to play for Home Farm F.C., Athlone Town, Drogheda United and Dundalk from where he joined Mansfield Town in December 1985 for a club record fee of 30,000. He left to join Newport County in August 1987, playing seven times in an injury plagued season, their ill-fated 1987-88 season which would see them lose their place in the...
