BOHEMIANS HAVE SECURED the services of two important players beyond this season.
The Gypsies announced today that goalkeeper Shane Supple and defender Robert Cornwall have agreed to sign new deals.
Only champions Cork City and runners-up Dundalk have conceded less goals than Bohs in the Premier Division this term, and the defensive pair played a major part in that achievement as the two players who have made most league appearances — Supple 32 and Cornwall 29.
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While former Ipswich Town goalkeeper and Dublin footballer Supple has put pen to paper on a two-year deal, ex-Shamrock Rovers centre-half Cornwall is tied down until the end of 2018.
Keith Long’s side safely avoided relegation and they can still finish as high as fifth in the top flight with a win at home Finn Harps on Friday night coupled with a Cork City victory over Bray Wanderers.
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“We are delighted to announce that Shane Supple and Rob Cornwall have signed new deals to remain at Bohemians,” reads a statement.
“Goalkeeper Supple, 30, in his second season at Bohs, has agreed a contract that will keep him at Dalymount Park until the end of 2019.
“Defender Cornwall, 23, who joined from Shamrock Rovers at the end of last season, has signed a new one-year deal to stay at Bohs until the end of 2018.”
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Super business by Bohemians as two key players are tied down to new deals
BOHEMIANS HAVE SECURED the services of two important players beyond this season.
The Gypsies announced today that goalkeeper Shane Supple and defender Robert Cornwall have agreed to sign new deals.
Only champions Cork City and runners-up Dundalk have conceded less goals than Bohs in the Premier Division this term, and the defensive pair played a major part in that achievement as the two players who have made most league appearances — Supple 32 and Cornwall 29.
While former Ipswich Town goalkeeper and Dublin footballer Supple has put pen to paper on a two-year deal, ex-Shamrock Rovers centre-half Cornwall is tied down until the end of 2018.
Keith Long’s side safely avoided relegation and they can still finish as high as fifth in the top flight with a win at home Finn Harps on Friday night coupled with a Cork City victory over Bray Wanderers.
“We are delighted to announce that Shane Supple and Rob Cornwall have signed new deals to remain at Bohemians,” reads a statement.
“Goalkeeper Supple, 30, in his second season at Bohs, has agreed a contract that will keep him at Dalymount Park until the end of 2019.
“Defender Cornwall, 23, who joined from Shamrock Rovers at the end of last season, has signed a new one-year deal to stay at Bohs until the end of 2018.”
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