Daniel Lambert - Bohemian FC, Dalymount Park Redevelopment & League of Ireland's Bright Future
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2023
- Ronan McGreevy is joined by Daniel Lambert - Chief operating officer at Bohemian FC Dublin, to discuss the redevelopment of Dalymount Park, making a community out of a club, and the bright future ahead for League of Ireland.
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Nice conversation, a special club indeed a lot to be proud of from a benevolent human centric point of view, fair play!🔴⚫️ I personally hope they take on a similar value an ethical approach to Forest Green Rovers someday, better for the animals as well as humans & the planet.🌱🌍🌅
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When Dalymount happens ill believe it. Been listening to this waffle for years
Amen
Hello from Tipperary....Bohs should be getting a few million in add ons if a player like Ferguson ends up playing with a Liverpool or something. I mean they produced him and they deserve a few quid out of it
Only if was in the contract ala sell on clause.
we have a 10% sell on clause
Making #fantastic progress
the delay with this project a la Minister of Sport,local so called politically inclined "political support" et el is laughable.Also would love to get a direct answer re EXACT new capacity and whats the BIG DEAL giving us an answer.My impression would be that with the support over the last 4/5 years 10,000 capacity would be a good representation of what we should be expecting instead of the 8-8500 Im hearing and particuliarly with the development going on in Tallaght which IS NOT the home of Irish Football.Continuous government waffle and disinterest and the incapability of the FAI historically to either market,finance or promote the game here has been a massive incline to getting things moving.Whats happening folks??