Jim McGuinness

Mcguire1? I think I would rather he stay out of Donegal. I now officially retract the invitation I sent him in a previous thread.

 

So I'm clueless, Mcguiness is not clueless and you think you've got a clue

Cheers doll, your a world of knowledge

 

Goat loads to get through in the sticks here

Don't be like that mate

 

Youve nailed it

 

Sorry I retract my previous post retracting my invitation from the post previous to the previous post and reinstate that invitation again

 

See, some knowledge

Thanks for the offer but your alright :bbpd:

 

Get aff ma page ya * *

 

And some hun *

 

Assuming you mean McGuinness, if he was a success at Celtic then for me that would be an achievement for Donegal and for Celtic. Its really impossible to answer that without quantifying what you mean by success.

 

* I have been warming up all the goats in the neighbourhood for you. I dont know will the sheep have me back now with the smell of goat on me.

 

I'd leave a dose of warmth in them, never say never

 

http://www.independent.ie/sport/rug...ic-guest-speaker-jim-mcguinness-31146431.html

Champions Cup semi-finalists Saracens enlisted the motivational expertise of All-Ireland winning coach Jim McGuinness this week and the club hailed his "fantastic" contribution.

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Former Donegal manager McGuinness spoke to the rugby squad ahead of their daunting Champions Cup semi-final against Clermont Auvergne on Saturday and the sports psychologist is the latest in a list of guest speakers for the English Premiership club.

Now part of the backroom team with Celtic, McGuinness guided Donegal to three Ulster senior titles in four seasons, culminating with 2012 All Ireland silverware being secured for only a second time in more than 120 years.

Saracens rugby director Mark McCall was highly impressed by the contribution of the Irishman as his team go in search of a European final after falling at the penultimate hurdle last year.

“When he took over at Donegal in 2010, they hadn’t won a game for three seasons and hadn’t won a championship for 19 seasons," he said.

“He took them on a journey over four years and it seemed like a very similar journey to our own.

“He captivated the group for an hour. He is an extremely passionate speaker and he was fantastic for the players, who really enjoyed it.

“I am not from Donegal, but I studied the story from afar and admired what he did. He had a very interesting story.”

The 42 year-old also worked with Europe captain Paul McGinley during the Ryder Cup victory over the United States at Gleneagles last year and follows the likes of American athlete Michael Johnson, former motor racing world champion Jackie Stewart and ex-England cricket captain Andrew Strauss, in addition to polar explorers and army generals in addressing the group.

McGuinness said recently that he is thoroughly enjoying his psychologist role in Glasgow and is happy to have a break from the GAA.

"Things are going really well," he admitted. "We [Celtic] are still in the hunt for the treble, which has only ever been done twice."

"This is the first time I have been away from Gaelic football. At the moment to be honest I don't miss it. I have put so much into the last four years, it's nice to be taking a step back .

"This is the first time since I have been 19 years of age that I have had that step back, and it has been refreshing," while admitting that the busy schedule is very "full-on".

 

Some Dublin newspaper will translate that as "McGuiness hates the GAA, never really loved Donegal"

 

He is the second coming

 

Our form improved massively when he quit Donegal and concentrated on his job here full time...coincidence?

 

Yes but he definitely played his part.

 

Where did the phrase "Dublin newspaper " even come from surely there all national papers

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvKEBxmXIko

 

Signed up with Sky sports for next season thought he was getting more involved with the 1st team * sell out ( again) haha

 

Does that mean he's leaving Celtic or is he doing it on the side?