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Paul Gallagher.

Paul Gallagher.

Excellent interview.
Expresses the pride, ambition and desire we have and love to see in our players/staff. Personable and modest, he has those qualities which has driven him through his career and can now demand in others. The list of managers he has worked under, the range of coaches, must have given him a wealth of best practice ideas.
I found his commitment to the club astonishing during his loan periods, his stated desire to come back to PNE over and above the many other clubs interested in his services. Scotland’s loss has been our gain.
Couldn’t be prouder of Paul if he’d been munching a butter pie and parched peas during the interview.
Feel grateful he remains at our club and, as others above, regard him as a totally class act and wish him every success in his new role.
He’s had youth, and now 1st team coaching experience. I’d love to see a successful PNE under Paul with the word “head” before his coaching title. Or simply “gaffer.”
 
Ha Joey, what a fella, I enjoyed watching him so so much in that promotion season, think he got injured for a few weeks near the end of the season came on in a home game I think it was against Oldham, I could be wrong, probs am, but he stayed on at the end cheering on the Townend, love him.
 
Ha Joey, what a fella, I enjoyed watching him so so much in that promotion season, think he got injured for a few weeks near the end of the season came on in a home game I think it was against Oldham, I could be wrong, probs am, but he stayed on at the end cheering on the Townend, love him.

Remember that hat trick at home to Fleetwood when we were 2 0 down. Always felt like we had a true nobber on the pitch, was as if in his head he went 'we are not getting beat at home off fooking Fleetwood'
 
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