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Second City: The Fall, Death and Rise of CCFC, Par
Enter the turbulent dressing room at Cork City FC in 2009 as Neal Horgan and his teammates fight for their careers during a bizarre and fateful season. Witness the players' ‘annus horribilis’ of bounced cheques, delayed payments, pay cuts and evictions.Then, suddenly, a message carried down from the top of the bus. Someone near the card school heard it and it got relayed to us at the ‘Christ – they’re saying the bus driver won’t drive up, and that we have to get off.’ ‘You’re f**king kidding!’ exclaimed Muzza.But Murph answered, ‘No Muz, it’s true. Tommy’s the one saying it. They haven’t been paid and are refusing to move until it’s resolved.’There was a mixture of excitement and bewilderment all around.‘What the f**k are we gonna do?’ asked Muzza.
Enter the turbulent dressing room at Cork City FC in 2009 as Neal Horgan and his teammates fight for their careers during a bizarre and fateful season. Witness the players' ‘annus horribilis’ of bounced cheques, delayed payments, pay cuts and evictions.Then, suddenly, a message carried down from the top of the bus. Someone near the card school heard it and it got relayed to us at the ‘Christ – they’re saying the bus driver won’t drive up, and that we have to get off.’ ‘You’re f**king kidding!’ exclaimed Muzza.But Murph answered, ‘No Muz, it’s true. Tommy’s the one saying it. They haven’t been paid and are refusing to move until it’s resolved.’There was a mixture of excitement and bewilderment all around.‘What the f**k are we gonna do?’ asked Muzza.
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Enter the turbulent dressing room at Cork City FC in 2009 as Neal Horgan and his teammates fight for their careers during a bizarre and fateful season. Witness the players' ‘annus horribilis’ of bounced cheques, delayed payments, pay cuts and evictions.Then, suddenly, a message carried down from the top of the bus. Someone near the card school heard it and it got relayed to us at the ‘Christ – they’re saying the bus driver won’t drive up, and that we have to get off.’ ‘You’re f**king kidding!’ exclaimed Muzza.But Murph answered, ‘No Muz, it’s true. Tommy’s the one saying it. They haven’t been paid and are refusing to move until it’s resolved.’There was a mixture of excitement and bewilderment all around.‘What the f**k are we gonna do?’ asked Muzza.
