James McClean and Derry City ‘mutually agree’ to terminate player’s contract with club
James McClean has departed Derry City after the two parties "mutually agreed" to terminate the player's contract with immediate effect.
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James McClean has departed Derry City after the two parties "mutually agreed" to terminate the player's contract with immediate effect.
Oct 30 : Former Ireland international and Wrexham captain James McClean is a free agent after parting ways with hometown club Derry City on Wednesday and, though he is not done with soccer, his next sporting appearance may be in boxing rather than football.
This was not the ending for which everyone was supposed to be waiting.
James McClean’s contract with Derry City has been formally terminated, bringing to a premature end a remarkably sour homecoming for the 103-cap Irish international.
For the second time in almost two weeks Derry City FC have released a statement on comments made by James McClean.
“THE perception of me is that, basically, I am a madman,” James McClean says calmly. “I’m outspoken.
One of the more uncomfortable aspects of James McClean’s public falling out with Derry City is the regular presence of his brother Patrick McClean in the Candystripes’ line-up.
For the moment at least, Derry City are adopting a fairly sanguine approach to the latest chapter in the James McClean saga. Their statement late on Tuesday afternoon was measured, although the pointed reference to McClean’s intervention coming “four days before the biggest match of the Club’s season” left no doubt as to how annoyed they are by the timing. Saturday’s FAI Cup semi-final against Galway United represents far bigger fish to fry.