Blackjack15 Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Personally I think that players like: Borjan, de Jong, Edgar, Vitoria, James, Petrasso, Hutchinson, Arfield, Hoilett, Johnson, Piette, Teibert, Osorio, Akindele, Davies, Larin, Ricketts, AJH, Cavallini etc should stay with their respective clubs in MLS, Europe and Mexico and continue playing at that level. Goalkeepers: Simon Thomas | NOR | OBOS-ligaen | FK Bodø/Glimt Maxime Crepeau | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact FC Marco Carducci | USA | USL | Rio Grande Valley Toros James Pantemis | Unattached Dayne St. Claire | USA | NCAA | University of Maryland Sebastian Breza | ITA | Serie D | Potenza Marvis Kreitling | Free Agent John Smits | Free Agent David Monsalve | CAN | League 1 Ontario | Vaughan Azurri Darrin MacLeod | USA | USL | Swope Park Rangers Jason Beaulieu | USA | NCAA | University of New Mexico Chad Bush | CAN | CIS | University of British Columbia Connor James | CAN | CIS | University of Alberta Ricky Gomes | SCO | Scottish League One | Arbroath Quillan Roberts | CAN | CIS | York University Dylon Powley | CAN | PDL | Calgary Foothills Marcel De Bellis | USA | USL | Richmond Kickers Nolan Wirth | USA | USL | Phoenix Rising Greg Ranjitsingh | USA | USL | Louisville City Defenders: Dejan Jakovic | USA | NASL | New York Cosmos Adam Straith | GER | 3. Liga | Sportfreunde Lotte Luca Gasparatto | SCO | Scottish Championship | Falkirk La'Vere Corbin-Ong | NED | Eerste Divisie | Go Ahead Eagles Wandrille Lefevre | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact Amer Didic | USA | MLS | Sporting Kansas City Tyler Pasher | USA | MLS | Sporting Kansas City Andres Fresenga | GUA | Liga nacional de futbol | Suchitepequez Milovan Kapor | ISR | Liga Leumit | Hapoel Hadera Ashtone Morgan | CAN | MLS | Toronto FC Maxim Tissot | USA | NASL | San Francisco Deltas Karl Ouimette | USA | NASL | San Francisco Deltas Nana Attakora | USA | NASL | San Francisco Deltas Kofi Opare | USA | MLS | DC United Kosovar Sadiki | ENG | Premier League U18 | Stoke City Mateo Restrepo | USA | NCAA | UC Santa Barbara Gauchos Noah Cunningham | CAN | CIS | University of Alberta Matthew Constant | USA | NCAA | University of Mexico Marcus Godihno | SCO | Scottish League Two | Berwick Rangers Zachary Brault-Guillard | FRA | Olympique Lyon U-19 Gabriel Boakye | GER | Regionalliga | Energy Cottbus Kamal Miller | USA | NCAA | Syracuse University Diego Gutierrez | CHI | Primera Division | CD Palestino Mason Trafford | USA | NASL | Miami FC Drew Beckie | USA | NASL | Jacksonville Armada FC Mallan Roberts | USA | USL | Richmond Kickers Skylar Thomas | CAN | USL | Charleston Battery Mele Temguai | USA | USL | FC Cincinnati Zachary Ellis-Hayden | USL | Orlando City B Jordan Murrell | USA | USL | Reno 1868 Paris Gee | USA | USL | Tulsa Roughnecks Midfielders: Marco Bustos | CAN | MLS | Vancouver Whitecaps FC Ben Mckendry | CAN | MLS | Vancouver Whitecaps FC Jay Chapman | CAN | MLS | Toronto FC Sergio Camargo | CAN | MLS | Toronto FC Shamit Shome | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact David Choinière | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact Louis Béland-Goyette | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact Mark-Anthony Kaye | USA | USL | Louisville City Kyle Bekker | USA | USL | San Francisco Deltas Dylan Carreiro | CAN | League 1 Ontario | Woodbridge Strikers Ryan James | USA | USL | Rochester Rhinos Jordan Dover | USA | USL | Rochester Rhinos Marco Dominguez | USA | USL | FC Cincinnati Jordan Schweitzer | USA | USL | Orlando City B Ricky Laryea | USL | Orlando City B Alessandro Riggi | USL | Phoenix Rising Andrew Gray | USA | USL | Phoenix Rising Mastanabal Kacher | USA | USL | Colorado Springs Kianz Froese | GER | Regionalliga | Fortuna Dusseldorf II Caniggia Elva | GER | Regionalliga | VFB Stuttgart II Kwame Awuah | USA | MLS | New York City FC Nicolas Galvis | COL | Categoria Primera B | Deportivo Pereira Charlie Trafford | SCO | Scottish Championship | Inverness Caledonian Thistle Manny Aparicio | SPA | Tercera División | Ordenes Kris Twardek | ENG | EFL Championship | Millwall Tristan Borges | NED | Eredivisie | SC Heerenven U20 Youth Academy Emmanuel Zambazis | GRE | Football League | Iraklis Hanson Boakai | ITA | Serie D | Caronnese Forwards: Simeon Jackson | ENG | League One | Walsall Marcus Haber | SCO | Scottish Premiership | Dundee FC Jordan Hamilton | CAN | MLS | Toronto FC Molham Babouli | CAN | League 1 Ontario | Sigma FC Brian Wright | USA | MLS | New England Revolution Keven Aleman | CRC | Liga FPD | Saprissa Mark Gonzalez | USA | USL | Swope Park Rangers Chris Nanco | USA | USL | Bethlehem Steel Michael Cox | USA | USL | Orlando City B Kyle Porter | USA | USL | Tampa Bay Rowdies Daniel Haber | USA | USL | Real Monarchs Mackenzie Pridham | USA | USL | Reno 1868 Dario Zanatta | SCO | Scottish League One | Queen's Park F.C Aymar Sigue | USA | NCAA | Penn State University Emmanuel Okorougo | ENG | Premier League U18 | Crystal Palace *Didn't add FC Edmonton or Ottawa Fury since they might join the league directly* Hope you guys don't mind the idea of this new thread. It's more than just CPL, but CMNT Depth as well ¡Feel free to add anyone you'd like who i missed! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
matty Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 why did you not put this in the CanPL section? Also formatting Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike Thompson Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Wow, that's a really long list! Looks like he took the time to find canadian players everywhere particularly in NA We could do like a CPL Fantasy Draft, everyone picks their top 20 players or something like that. Anyone else up for it? I am really hoping that they have a rule where 75% of the spots must be canadian, otherwise what's the point if US pros and Internationals come here and take over As Peter Montopoli once said in an interview ''This will be for canadians by canadians'' Fingers crossed that the CSA fulfills that promise Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
harrycoyster Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 ITT Every Canadian that plays soccer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blackdude Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 I want Wyn Belotte's return to show the haters they were wrong. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fussball_eh Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Good work man, must have taken a lot of work! Many players I haven't even heard of. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bison44 Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Hey isnt the list that BOOM TOTERA read out the other day?? Just kidding, I'm sure alot of those names will be on CPL rosters next summer. Cross your fingers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Obinna Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Good work, It would also be cool to begin adding (or create a second list) players who have not yet turned pro, but have the potential to with the CanPL launch. As a general rule, I would consider the top 'challege cup' level players in the top senior provincial leagues (ex. Alberta Major Soccer League, Manitoba Major Soccer League, Nova Scotia Soccer League, etc.). Strength varies from province to province, but these leagues are made up of current and ex CIS players, ex Canada Games players, and sometimes contain former pros (Paul Hamilton plays for Edmonton Scottish still), or players who have had professional trials but never caught on for one reason or another. What about guys who spent time at an academy but left for whatever reason? It's all well and good to throw together a list of our low level professional players, but obviously very few of those guys are going to come home to play in this league, especially if they are overseas. This league is suppose to ultimately increase our pool of professional players, so we'd be smart to track guys who are not on the radar at all for this league, but should be. Like, I don't think Kianz Froese is leaving Germany to play in the CanPL, or even Aleman. There are a lot of talented amateurs who'd be chomping at the bit and these are the guys who should be filling out rosters at the back end. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cplhalifax2018 Posted September 19, 2017 Share Posted September 19, 2017 21 hours ago, Blackjack15 said: Personally I think that players like: Borjan, de Jong, Edgar, Vitoria, James, Petrasso, Hutchinson, Arfield, Hoilett, Johnson, Piette, Teibert, Osorio, Akindele, Davies, Larin, Ricketts, AJH, Cavallini etc should stay with their respective clubs in MLS, Europe and Mexico and continue playing at that level. Goalkeepers: Simon Thomas | NOR | OBOS-ligaen | FK Bodø/Glimt Maxime Crepeau | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact FC Marco Carducci | USA | USL | Rio Grande Valley Toros James Pantemis | Unattached Dayne St. Claire | USA | NCAA | University of Maryland Sebastian Breza | ITA | Serie D | Potenza Marvis Kreitling | Free Agent John Smits | Free Agent David Monsalve | CAN | League 1 Ontario | Vaughan Azurri Darrin MacLeod | USA | USL | Swope Park Rangers Jason Beaulieu | USA | NCAA | University of New Mexico Chad Bush | CAN | CIS | University of British Columbia Connor James | CAN | CIS | University of Alberta Ricky Gomes | SCO | Scottish League One | Arbroath Quillan Roberts | CAN | CIS | York University Dylon Powley | CAN | PDL | Calgary Foothills Marcel De Bellis | USA | USL | Richmond Kickers Nolan Wirth | USA | USL | Phoenix Rising Greg Ranjitsingh | USA | USL | Louisville City Defenders: Dejan Jakovic | USA | NASL | New York Cosmos Adam Straith | GER | 3. Liga | Sportfreunde Lotte Luca Gasparatto | SCO | Scottish Championship | Falkirk La'Vere Corbin-Ong | NED | Eerste Divisie | Go Ahead Eagles Wandrille Lefevre | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact Amer Didic | USA | MLS | Sporting Kansas City Tyler Pasher | USA | MLS | Sporting Kansas City Andres Fresenga | GUA | Liga nacional de futbol | Suchitepequez Milovan Kapor | ISR | Liga Leumit | Hapoel Hadera Ashtone Morgan | CAN | MLS | Toronto FC Maxim Tissot | USA | NASL | San Francisco Deltas Karl Ouimette | USA | NASL | San Francisco Deltas Nana Attakora | USA | NASL | San Francisco Deltas Kofi Opare | USA | MLS | DC United Kosovar Sadiki | ENG | Premier League U18 | Stoke City Mateo Restrepo | USA | NCAA | UC Santa Barbara Gauchos Noah Cunningham | CAN | CIS | University of Alberta Matthew Constant | USA | NCAA | University of Mexico Marcus Godihno | SCO | Scottish League Two | Berwick Rangers Zachary Brault-Guillard | FRA | Olympique Lyon U-19 Gabriel Boakye | GER | Regionalliga | Energy Cottbus Kamal Miller | USA | NCAA | Syracuse University Diego Gutierrez | CHI | Primera Division | CD Palestino Mason Trafford | USA | NASL | Miami FC Drew Beckie | USA | NASL | Jacksonville Armada FC Mallan Roberts | USA | USL | Richmond Kickers Skylar Thomas | CAN | USL | Charleston Battery Mele Temguai | USA | USL | FC Cincinnati Zachary Ellis-Hayden | USL | Orlando City B Jordan Murrell | USA | USL | Reno 1868 Paris Gee | USA | USL | Tulsa Roughnecks Midfielders: Marco Bustos | CAN | MLS | Vancouver Whitecaps FC Ben Mckendry | CAN | MLS | Vancouver Whitecaps FC Jay Chapman | CAN | MLS | Toronto FC Sergio Camargo | CAN | MLS | Toronto FC Shamit Shome | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact David Choinière | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact Louis Béland-Goyette | CAN | MLS | Montreal Impact Mark-Anthony Kaye | USA | USL | Louisville City Kyle Bekker | USA | USL | San Francisco Deltas Dylan Carreiro | CAN | League 1 Ontario | Woodbridge Strikers Ryan James | USA | USL | Rochester Rhinos Jordan Dover | USA | USL | Rochester Rhinos Marco Dominguez | USA | USL | FC Cincinnati Jordan Schweitzer | USA | USL | Orlando City B Ricky Laryea | USL | Orlando City B Alessandro Riggi | USL | Phoenix Rising Andrew Gray | USA | USL | Phoenix Rising Mastanabal Kacher | USA | USL | Colorado Springs Kianz Froese | GER | Regionalliga | Fortuna Dusseldorf II Caniggia Elva | GER | Regionalliga | VFB Stuttgart II Kwame Awuah | USA | MLS | New York City FC Nicolas Galvis | COL | Categoria Primera B | Deportivo Pereira Charlie Trafford | SCO | Scottish Championship | Inverness Caledonian Thistle Manny Aparicio | SPA | Tercera División | Ordenes Kris Twardek | ENG | EFL Championship | Millwall Tristan Borges | NED | Eredivisie | SC Heerenven U20 Youth Academy Emmanuel Zambazis | GRE | Football League | Iraklis Hanson Boakai | ITA | Serie D | Caronnese David Velastegui | CAN | LEAGUE1 ONTARIO | SIGMA FC Forwards: Simeon Jackson | ENG | League One | Walsall Marcus Haber | SCO | Scottish Premiership | Dundee FC Jordan Hamilton | CAN | MLS | Toronto FC Molham Babouli | CAN | League 1 Ontario | Sigma FC Brian Wright | USA | MLS | New England Revolution Keven Aleman | CRC | Liga FPD | Saprissa Mark Gonzalez | USA | USL | Swope Park Rangers Chris Nanco | USA | USL | Bethlehem Steel Michael Cox | USA | USL | Orlando City B Kyle Porter | USA | USL | Tampa Bay Rowdies Daniel Haber | USA | USL | Real Monarchs Mackenzie Pridham | USA | USL | Reno 1868 Dario Zanatta | SCO | Scottish League One | Queen's Park F.C Aymar Sigue | USA | NCAA | Penn State University Emmanuel Okorougo | ENG | Premier League U18 | Crystal Palace Camilo Trujillo | PERU | SEGUNDA | CARLOS A MANNUCCI *Didn't add FC Edmonton or Ottawa Fury since they might join the league directly* Hope you guys don't mind the idea of this new thread. 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A_Gagne Posted September 19, 2017 Share Posted September 19, 2017 7 hours ago, Obinna said: It's all well and good to throw together a list of our low level professional players, but obviously very few of those guys are going to come home to play in this league, especially if they are overseas. This league is suppose to ultimately increase our pool of professional players, so we'd be smart to track guys who are not on the radar at all for this league, but should be. Like, I don't think Kianz Froese is leaving Germany to play in the CanPL, or even Aleman. There are a lot of talented amateurs who'd be chomping at the bit and these are the guys who should be filling out rosters at the back end. Exactly! Very interesting article on the11 with some quotes from a few PDL/CIS players that really drive this point home: https://the11.ca/what-a-canpl-will-mean-for-us-canadian-players-speak-up/ “And, last year, we got to the final, but no one paid attention to us. The MVP? An American? The coach of the year? American. The PDL even made up a creativity award (Creative Player of the Year) that they could give to an American.” Dylon Powley “The league [PDL] is geared towards Americans. They are always promoting the American players. The last three years, a Canadian team has made it to the finals. But our players don’t get signed. “A new Canadian league would get a lot of interest from Canadian players. People will be surprised at the number of Canadian players who will come looking for trials.” Tofa Fakunle Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike Thompson Posted September 19, 2017 Share Posted September 19, 2017 16 hours ago, Cplhalifax2018 said: ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Obinna Posted September 19, 2017 Share Posted September 19, 2017 Emmanuel Dolo is a player I hope gets a chance in the new CanPL. I've spoken about him before, basically he is an U-18 player from Newfoundland (Liberia originally, I think). Spent time in the Ottawa Fury academy before it disbanded. Striker who can play out wide. Physical with a lot of pace and good feet and a great left foot. Few friends from back home have coached him and I have seen him play in webcasts of the Canada Games and also last year's club nationals (u-18 I think) playing for Fieldians. He's also been included in a couple U-15 Eastern Canada ID camps in the past. Would love to see him get a shot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Obinna Posted September 19, 2017 Share Posted September 19, 2017 Anyone else have a player they'd like to profile or give mention to? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike Thompson Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 I have 4 names in mind; and they're all in League 1 Ontario - Chris Manella ~ Former TFC Player (2016) Has 3 caps for the senior side and 9 for U23. Now is with Vaughan Azurri - Giuliano Frano ~ Played with Boston College Eagles in NCAA D1, then played for the reserve sides of Seattle Sounders and Vancouver Whitecaps. Now is with Sigma FC - Jonathan Grant ~ 23 year old, has played with FC Montreal and Swope Park Rangers in USL. Was a starter in Canada's last U23 Olympic Qualifying Team. - And Finally Forward: Elvir Gigolaj ~ Former FC Edmonton Player, trialed with Hertha BSC Berlin but had some paper work problems and in the past 2 seasons has scored 39 goals in 37 games for FC London! Man, i really feel super optimistic about CanPL; we can expand our list of professionals by a large margin and give some talented youngersts and experienced players a chance at demostrate themselves first hand Any thoughts? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
matty Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 One thing I think should be said that hasn't been said yet is the CPL should go after some of the Canadian National team regs in MLS. I get why people here would be iffy on it but I feel it's important to the league's image to show that it can bring those guys over from the MLS right away. I'm not saying go after everyone but someone like de Jong or Ricketts would be well suited to help the CPL's early growth and if you got someone younger like Akindele or Osorio (who there was talk about earlier) you might be able to send a real shockwave about the league. When the league does start, it'll be better off having these guys for marketing than a number of guys who've been playing in leagues unheard of by most casuals (cept for maybe Johnson, who would still be useful in on pitch). If your branding is Canadian soccer than there's no better way than having some of your better known players playing in your league. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SpecialK Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 Stefan Cebara - Right Midfielder - 26 years old , played with the national team in 2013, currently plays with FK Vojvodina ( 1st tier Serbia). He hasn't played a game yet. He could be great in the CPL, he's skilled and has experience. Derek Cornelius - CB - 19 years old , currently plays for FK Javor-Matis Ivanjica ( 1st Tier Serbia) Randy Edwini-Bonsu - RM - 27 years old , played with national team from 2010-2015 (10 games). Has played all over from : USL, NASL, YKKÖNEN (2nd tier Finland) , 3Liga, 2.BUNDESLIGA and more. Will Sykes - GK - 21 years old , plays for Lincoln Red Imps FC in the GIBRALTAR PREMIER DIVISION. According to tranfermarkt.com he's 6'7 ft tall. Colin Jacques -ST - 23 years old , currently plays for NK Rudes ( 1st tier Croatia). Hasn't played a game this season yet, he has played 61 games in the 2nd tier With NK Rudes and scored 14 goals. He went and played for Simon Fraser University before going over to Europe. Matt Lam - AM - 28 years old, Currently plays for Kitchee SC, HONG KONG PREMIER LEAGUE. Has played 90 games with Kitchee and has scored 9 goals and 12 assists. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
matty Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 13 minutes ago, SpecialK said: ..Will Sykes - GK - 21 years old , plays for Lincoln Red Imps FC in the GIBRALTAR PREMIER DIVISION. According to tranfermarkt.com he's 6'7 ft tall. And you can't teach that! *gets kicked off tour bus* Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SpecialK Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 8 minutes ago, matty said: And you can't teach that! *gets kicked off tour bus* I have no idea if he's any good , he's stats aren't very good, but he's only 21 and tall haha, could be a project for a team. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jpg75 Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 Cornelius is in a good spot, he won't leave. Jacques is recovering from a bad leg injury last season iirc. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SpecialK Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 20 minutes ago, jpg75 said: Cornelius is in a good spot, he won't leave. Jacques is recovering from a bad leg injury last season iirc. I didn't know Jacques was hurt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Obinna Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 6 hours ago, matty said: One thing I think should be said that hasn't been said yet is the CPL should go after some of the Canadian National team regs in MLS. I get why people here would be iffy on it but I feel it's important to the league's image to show that it can bring those guys over from the MLS right away. I'm not saying go after everyone but someone like de Jong or Ricketts would be well suited to help the CPL's early growth and if you got someone younger like Akindele or Osorio (who there was talk about earlier) you might be able to send a real shockwave about the league. When the league does start, it'll be better off having these guys for marketing than a number of guys who've been playing in leagues unheard of by most casuals (cept for maybe Johnson, who would still be useful in on pitch). If your branding is Canadian soccer than there's no better way than having some of your better known players playing in your league. I wonder if De Jong or Ricketts are well known enough to drum up interest for the average soccer fan? I doubt it. It is only hardcore Canadian fans who are familiar with those guys and we are going to be behind the team regardless. Perhaps that would work on a local level, but it would depend on the market. Like De Jong might capture interest in southern Ontario or the lower mainland, but I don't know about Halifax or Saskatchewan... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Complete Homer Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 2 minutes ago, Obinna said: I wonder if De Jong or Ricketts are well known enough to drum up interest for the average soccer fan? I doubt it. It is only hardcore Canadian fans who are familiar with those guys and we are going to be behind the team regardless. Perhaps that would work on a local level, but it would depend on the market. Like De Jong might capture interest in southern Ontario or the lower mainland, but I don't know about Halifax or Saskatchewan... Realistically, I don't think any name would be more than a blip. Guys you mentioned like De Jong and Ricketts (and I'd add Osorio) I could see helping the CPL narrative by helping decent MLSers get more playing time, but that narrative probably only matters to a quarter of the stadium Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Keegan Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 A ton of names so far while still missing some decent level players.. Issey Nakajima-Farran, Joseph Di Chiara, Ethan Gage, Gavin McCallum to name a few. Anyone remember the name of the kid at Crawley Town a few years back? Played a few game in league one but never stuck.. similar to D'Agostino I always thought it was the weirdest thing that these guys went from League One England to out of football.. I don't think many realize how high of a level that is, relatively of course. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jpg75 Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 16 minutes ago, Keegan said: A ton of names so far while still missing some decent level players.. Issey Nakajima-Farran, Joseph Di Chiara, Ethan Gage, Gavin McCallum to name a few. Anyone remember the name of the kid at Crawley Town a few years back? Played a few game in league one but never stuck.. similar to D'Agostino I always thought it was the weirdest thing that these guys went from League One England to out of football.. I don't think many realize how high of a level that is, relatively of course. O'Connor...first name escapes me. His dad, Diarmuid taught the OSA youth course i took. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deschamp86 Posted September 20, 2017 Share Posted September 20, 2017 3 minutes ago, jpg75 said: O'Connor...first name escapes me. His dad, Diarmuid taught the OSA youth course i took. Emmett? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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