Seven years passed by when Shelbourne FC was in the
Premier Division of the League of Ireland, after their sensational season in
the first division, now these are looking forward too many years in the League
of Ireland Premier Division.
Among the first order of business, the directives of the Reds
went into the task of extending manager Ian Morris contract ahead of their debut
on the top circuit and looking forward to a successful one.
Not only did Shel's front office went hard at work too in
signing a few payers that can boost this team game as well as looking ahead in a
campaign that will keep this side in the top not only in 2020 but many years to
come.
The direct promotion put manger Morris hard at work to
get the ideal players to compete in what seems to be a new challenge in another
contested season ahead in the LOI as the main idea for them is to show off why
they are called the Real Reds.
With new faces coming to Tolka Park in Drucomdra up in
Dublin, these are looking forward to net important and positive results in the
always celebrated Dublin Derbies against the Bohs, Hoops, and Pats.
That’s why the club has brought important if not players
that will make a difference in this season, with striker Aaron Dobbs from
Longford Town, Cambridge United midfielder Gary Deegan, midfielder Alex O’ Hanlon
from NIFL side Glentoran.
In addition to other new faces coming to Drucomdra in forward
Karl Sheppard coming from Cork City, midfielder Georgie Poyton from Waterford, and
possibly many more players to come before the start of this new season.
As defense wins games and the Shels last season lost a few
games after letting their foes come from behind and this an area the Reds are
in a big need to improve as that experience in first division will be far different
when these make their debut in the Premier League.
The need to concentrate and improve defensively is a must
for the Shels looking to extend their permanency in Premier Division and become
a true contender in this season and wrap up with a notable finish among the top
five spots.
For the Shels, these ready to enter in action and making
their debut on the road against Cork City in always difficult Turner’s Cross were
the Rebel Army is not easy prey and this season looking to improve and return
to its winning ways.
In addition of their second game at home in Tolka Park against
the defending champions, Dundalk FC reinforcing his squad and coming as the
overall favorite to repeat in the league top, not easy it looks the endeavor for
the Reds.
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