Padraig Amond is a Blue | First interview as a Waterford FC player
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2024
- Waterford FC is thrilled to announce the signing of experienced striker Pádraig Amond on a two-year deal.
The accomplished attacker brings a wealth of experience to Keith Long’s squad, having played abroad for the last 13 years.
The 35-year-old is no stranger to the League of Ireland, having made over 100 appearances in the league with spells with Shamrock Rovers, Kildare County & Sligo Rovers before playing in Portugal & England.
Amond had a hugely successful career in England - most notably with Newport County where he was a mainstay in the Ironsides squad with over 150 appearances in a five-year period.
Along with Newport County, Amond spent time in Portugal with F.C. Paços de Ferreira before moving to England to have spells at clubs such as Accrington Stanley, Grimsby Town, Hartlepool, Newport County & Exeter City - before spending two seasons with Woking FC where he scored 17 times for the National League side.
With 216 goals scored through his illustrious career, Amond’s signing is a welcome addition to the Waterford FC, as the Blues continue their preparation ahead of 2024. 
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Watching podge week in week out he is a leader and provides so much more than just goals to teams. What a player
Unreal signing.
do you reckon
@@declanmurphy417Yes Declan. I do.
@@husbandryenvy433 saw a prediction on standings vid yesterday your man had Waterford 10 would you believe he said like cork last year not enough quality signings i disagree though what's your take
@@declanmurphy417 I think we've done some really good business. There's a couple of lads that we've signed that are young and have potential but we mightn't see it all from them this season. I'll be happy with mid table first season back but having such a proven goal scorer is making me think ridiculous things!!
@@husbandryenvy433 I hope so because I always said you have to have ambition no point what so ever going up to be relegated again because its not easy to gain promotion and you get bigger attendances at the top end of the first division then down at the foot of the premier so lets hope come on Blues