Bray Wanderers' chairman Dennis O'Connor was on Soccer Republic on Monday night to discuss the recent turbulent events at the club.
Asked what were his future plans for Bray, O'Connor said that "strong players" would require recruiting to transform the club into a top half side.
We have got to get the right management and the right players in. This is no reflection on the current players. We're going to have to get some strong players in and use that to, my ambition this season is to finish in the top half of the league but next year go much higher and be ready for it.
It was this line about "strong players" in particular which upset some of the current playing staff.
So we are not good enough??? Sound
— john sullivan (@sullo11) July 6, 2015
. @sullo11 not "strong" enough. Quick Sullo, take off your top ??
— Peter McGlynn (@Peter3McGlynn) July 6, 2015
@DarQuigs great morale boost for the current squad
— Alan McNally (@alanmcnally) July 6, 2015
He wants the right management in place? He just ran one of the best management teams out the door ?
— Peter McGlynn (@Peter3McGlynn) July 6, 2015
Trevor Croly recently quit as manager following issues regarding players' wages.
