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John Russell

John Russell

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Nov 3, 2026

Gary ReillyHOST
17:17
I think, though, it's probably...
Gary ReillyHOST
17:21
From a John Russell perspective, we can't do much worse than what we saw last year in the home form.
Gary ReillyHOST
17:30
Four wins all year.
Gary ReillyHOST
17:31
Are you
Kieran BurkeHOST
17:56
it's going to be a bit more difficult to turn
Gary ReillyHOST
17:59
that trick again.
Gary ReillyHOST
18:00
But I think the if i if i was john russell and i could get a proper off season into me i you know do i ship a couple players on um make a decision on the like a depot maybe or something like that it was talking about him going somewhere there today i don't know where i can't remember
Kieran BurkeHOST
18:22
where that was but i've seen they want to keep him apparently
Greg BolgerGUEST
30:04
You know, you've got John Caulfield, you've got Steve Bradley.
Greg BolgerGUEST
30:07
I had Liam Buckley, a Pat, John Russell, a Sligo, a Barry Robson.
Greg BolgerGUEST
30:11
Now, I could say they're all different.
Greg BolgerGUEST
30:14
I'd probably go...
Greg BolgerGUEST
16:18
They're all different.
Greg BolgerGUEST
16:20
You've got John Caulfield, you've got Steve Bradley, I had Liam Buckley, a Pat, John Russell, a Sligo, Barry Robson.
Greg BolgerGUEST
16:27
Now I could say they're all different.
Greg BolgerGUEST
16:30
I'd probably go...
Gary ReillyHOST
42:32
We do need to see it next season.
Gary ReillyHOST
42:33
I think I did see something that I think John Russell and Jacob Bryan Jake O'Brien what am I talking about who who did
Gary ReillyHOST
42:50
John Russell
Gary ReillyHOST
42:50
replace Joey O'Brien Joey O'Brien Jake O'Brien come on Ireland I think they ended up with the same number of points per game or very close okay you know and you know, Shells have kind of put a face on it come the end of the season.
Gary ReillyHOST
43:14
Like, you know, they've won four out of their last five.
Gary ReillyHOST
44:07
So yes, there is potential for both of those teams to vastly improve on this season.
Gary ReillyHOST
44:14
But I think come, let's say, April, May next year, I would have to see Shells and Derry, I know we're lumping them together here, but much closer to the top end of the table and doing it consistently week in, week out.
Gary ReillyHOST
44:30
And, you know, just on, you know, John Russell will have the off-season now.
Dickie KellyGUEST
45:59
As a player going into next year, if the season finishes so strong, it gets you that feeling of wanting more success next year.
Steven DoodyHOST
46:08
Obviously, the personnel has changed in terms of staff, but how has that been since John Russell has come in? Was there an immediate change in the way you were doing things? Was it a case of getting back to basics? What does that change look like for you? Because you're in that more advanced position now more often than you were before, I think.
Steven DoodyHOST
46:26
So just personally for you, how has it looked since the change of manager?
Dickie KellyGUEST
46:31
Yeah, really good, to be fair.
Michael WilsonGUEST
30:05
Graham Cochran coming in, that was a huge upturn of results.
Simon CollinsHOST
30:09
And then John Russell obviously leaving to go to Shelburne.
Simon CollinsHOST
30:12
So there's been a lot of disruption at Sligo.
Simon CollinsHOST
30:16
But it's such a great club, community club as well too.
Colin CondonHOST
23:55
Even if you take how they conduct themselves, we've had some really strange things happen this season that I think should never happen from professional footballers.
Colin CondonHOST
24:07
And it seems John Russell is now addressing that.
Nevin GillHOST
24:11
He does seem to be.
Nevin GillHOST
24:12
But speaking of professionalism, can I just continue with Bob's comment? Sorry, that was a bit of
Dan McDonnellHOST
32:24
Or are we being really harsh to an outsider here? I
Tim ClancyGUEST
32:27
think, first off, Dan, I think Sligo had to be very careful when they were criticising John Russell because they were punching well above their weight for the last few seasons.
Tim ClancyGUEST
32:38
At the start of the season, poorly, Russell would bring a few players into the window that he knew would do well in the league.
Tim ClancyGUEST
32:44
what he needed, and then they'd finish the season strong.
Alan CawleyGUEST
23:57
And...
Alan CawleyGUEST
23:59
But the takeaway for me, and I will give Shelburne credit because obviously John Russell, it was a bit of a struggle for him at the start.
Alan CawleyGUEST
24:05
And we mentioned that, but that's four wins and five now.
Alan CawleyGUEST
24:07
They finished really strongly.
Alan CawleyGUEST
24:20
It was a real struggle for them on the night.
Alan CawleyGUEST
24:22
And a lot of that, as I said, is down to Shelburne.
Alan CawleyGUEST
24:25
credit to John Russell in that regard and it looks like he's finally beginning to maybe getting a tune out of him as well and also just settling on a start in 11 if you like now it looks like he might lose a couple of them as well there's a lot of talk and you're on about the midfield area that Kerr McEnroy could go as well so he'll be a big loss because he was strong in that midfield as was Jack Henry Francis and JJ Lunny they were the better team in there that was the biggest area for Bohemians where they struggled Diallo was way off Flores who's not
Raf DialloHOST
24:50
that's been said before just not about him well
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:25
Other than that, we never really threatened in the game at all.
Ross FlanaganHOST
4:27
Jonathan Higgins then caught up with Chalmers manager John Russell after the win.
John RussellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:30
Delighted with our performance and obviously the result.
John RussellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:34
I enjoyed watching us tonight, I have to say, in and out of possession.

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