Mystery Premier Division boss signs on
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Despite the transfer window still being firmly shut, extratime is delighted to announce that it is in advanced negotiations with a leading Airtricity League Premier Division manager with the hope that a weekly column will begin in the very near future.
On the back of this news, we are inviting regular and newcomers to the site to have a guess at who the new addition to the site will be. This is not a trick question. You have ten choices and the winner who is drawn out of a hat on the day of the first installment will receive a signed home jersey from the manager in question's club.
To enter, and be quick as this column could begin any day now, simply email extratimelive@gmail.com with the name of the manager you think has joined our ever-growing team of writers, as well as your name, address, and telephone number, as the winner will get their picture taken with the boss in question as well as a signed jersey before an upcoming Airtricity League Premier Division game.
Get cracking, as this competition will not run for a very long time because we want to unveil this new signing as quickly as possible and get his views on all things League of Ireland and beyond out into the public domain.
On the back of this news, we are inviting regular and newcomers to the site to have a guess at who the new addition to the site will be. This is not a trick question. You have ten choices and the winner who is drawn out of a hat on the day of the first installment will receive a signed home jersey from the manager in question's club.
To enter, and be quick as this column could begin any day now, simply email extratimelive@gmail.com with the name of the manager you think has joined our ever-growing team of writers, as well as your name, address, and telephone number, as the winner will get their picture taken with the boss in question as well as a signed jersey before an upcoming Airtricity League Premier Division game.
Get cracking, as this competition will not run for a very long time because we want to unveil this new signing as quickly as possible and get his views on all things League of Ireland and beyond out into the public domain.
About Alan Dooley
is one of Extratime's longest serving contributors. Based in County Galway, Alan has been following the League of Ireland since the mid-1980s. His first memory of the drama of domestic football was Vinny Arkins, then … View Full Profile