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He was signed by Cork City after manager [[Paul Doolin]] got him mixed up with [[Roman Pavlyuchenko]] while he was cleaning the toilets at the club's training ground. He was given the number nine shirt, previously worn by [[John O'Flynn]]. His favoured position is on the bench. |
He was signed by Cork City after manager [[Paul Doolin]] got him mixed up with [[Roman Pavlyuchenko]] while he was cleaning the toilets at the club's training ground. He was given the number nine shirt, previously worn by [[John O'Flynn]]. His favoured position is on the bench. |
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Cork City supporters refer to him as "Sillybollocks" or "that fuckin' retard Guntars". He wouldn't score in Sidetrax. |
Cork City supporters refer to him as "Sillybollocks" or "that fuckin' retard Guntars". He wouldn't score in Sidetrax. He's an absolute fuckin' pity. |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Revision as of 15:24, 14 September 2009
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| Position(s) | Striker | ||
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Current team | Cork City F.C. | ||
| Number | 9 | ||
Guntars Silagailis (born 31 August 1984 in Rēzekne, Latvian SSR) is a Latvian labourer who managed to blag his way into a contract with Cork City in the FAI League of Ireland.[1]
Early career
Guntars previously worked on building sites throughout Latvia, generally making the tea for his superiors.
Cork City
He was signed by Cork City after manager Paul Doolin got him mixed up with Roman Pavlyuchenko while he was cleaning the toilets at the club's training ground. He was given the number nine shirt, previously worn by John O'Flynn. His favoured position is on the bench.
Cork City supporters refer to him as "Sillybollocks" or "that fuckin' retard Guntars". He wouldn't score in Sidetrax. He's an absolute fuckin' pity.
References
- ^ Cork land Latvian duo - RTE News
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